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The Sandcastle That Refused to Wash Away
This heartwarming short story, The Sandcastle That Refused to Wash Away, helps children understand one of life’s most important lessons—learning to let go gracefully. Through Emma’s journey of building, losing, and finally accepting her sandcastle, students explore the ideas of change, resilience, and emotional growth in a gentle, age-appropriate way.Educational Value:✔️ Builds emotional intelligence✔️ Encourages mindfulness and acceptance✔️ Supports reading comprehension and critical thinkingPe
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading Strategies
Dance Choreography 12 Course Outline
The Dance Choreography 12 Outline is an overview of the grade 12 Choreography class for students. This course was under the British Columbia curriculum, but can be adapted to other curriculum and modified to align with course, school, and student interests.
11th - 12th
Dance
Course Proposal For Graduate/Senior Project
This is all the paperwork necessary to create a new class that meets the requriements for many states new senior or graduate project. Course description: This elective class would walk juniors and seniors through everything they need to do to complete the graduate project. It would begin by helping students identify topics that they would be interested in pursuing, and then developing project ideas out of those topics. The teacher(s) would, when necessary, teach the students the soft skills t
9th - 12th
For All Subjects, Speaking & Listening, Writing-Essays
The Tree That Remembered Every Season
Invite your students into a story that grows with them. The Tree That Remembered Every Season is a beautifully written tale that helps children understand the cycles of life, the value of patience, and the beauty in every stage of change. This heartwarming short story teaches lessons about resilience, mindfulness, emotional growth, and wisdom — making it perfect for read-aloud sessions, character education, or reflective writing activities.Learning Themes:🍃 Wisdom through experience🍂 The value
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Penguin Who Wore a Scarf
Teach your students the beauty of uniqueness with The Penguin Who Wore a Scarf! This heartwarming story follows Pip, a little penguin who learns that what makes him different can also make him special—and even save the day. Perfect for early learners (Grades K–3), this story helps children understand self-acceptance, empathy, and confidence in a fun, relatable way.Great For:✔️ Morning meetings✔️ SEL (Social Emotional Learning) lessons✔️ Read-aloud or storytime✔️ Character education themesEncoura
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
Life Skills: Recipe Packet for Cooking with Students
This packet was designed for instructional use for a high school level Moderate to Severe Special Education Classroom. I've simplified some recipes, making them more accessible for students, to fit within a school budget better, and to be made during an allotted typical classroom period. My students also made some personal requests, so I modified those as well. Funnel Cake was their FAVORITE if I had to pick one. This can be used for a foods class, personal management class, and in a high schoo
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Family Consumer Sciences
Journalism Course Outline
This outline is for a high school journalism elective. The semester is broken down into 5 units:
1. Learning all of the jobs required to put together a school paper (writing, photography, editing, etc.)
2. Law and ethics
3. Developing a journalistic style
4. The role of journalism in society
5. Careers in Journalism
The outline begins with a course overview that includes research on the positive effects of students learning about journalism and working on a school paper. This is followed by a
9th - 12th
Healthy Family Meals Made Simple: A Busy Parent’s Guide to Nutritious Eating
Healthy Family Meals Made Simple: A Busy Parent’s Guide to Nutritious EatingTransform mealtime stress into smooth, joyful family moments with this practical guide designed for busy parents! Healthy Family Meals Made Simple provides proven tips, quick strategies, and sample meal plans to help you serve nutritious, delicious food—even on the busiest days. Inside, you’ll find: Time-saving meal prep strategies and 15–20 minute dinner ideas. A ready-to-use weekly meal planner and pantry-stocking che
Not Specific
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
LEGO Engineering STEM Activities | Building Bricks Engineering Unit | Worksheets
LEGO Engineering STEM Unit | Ages 5–10 Bring hands-on STEM learning into your classroom, co-op, or homeschool with this LEGO-style Engineering Unit designed for elementary students ages 5–10. Students learn how real engineers design, build, test, and improve their ideas through fun, engaging building challenges using building bricks. This unit is print-and-go, flexible for mixed ages, and perfect for STEM clubs, enrichment classes, and homeschool groups. ⭐ WHAT’S INCLUDED ✔ 8–9 weeks of e
K - 5th
Engineering
The Cat Who Read Books
Bring the joy of learning to life with this heartwarming short story, The Cat Who Read Books! This charming tale follows Whiskers, a curious cat who inspires children to fall in love with reading. Perfect for teaching literacy appreciation, perseverance, and growth mindset, this story reminds students that learning can be fun and full of discovery. Best for: Grades 1–3Perfect for:📚 Reading comprehension lessons🧠 SEL / Growth mindset themes💬 Morning meeting or storytime inspirationEncourage yo
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Button That Held Everything Together
This heartwarming short story, The Button That Held Everything Together, teaches young readers that small acts can make a big difference. Perfect for classroom read-alouds or character education lessons, this story helps children understand the value of kindness, humility, and self-worth.Perfect for✔ Grades 1–3✔ Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)✔ Morning meetings or circle time✔ Reading comprehension & writing promptsHelp your students discover that even the smallest things — and people — can hold
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Other (ELA), Reading
Musical Theatre Agreement / Contract
This Parent/Student Musical Theatre Agreement / Contract is something I have used for the past few years. It is distributed in May to students who have signed up for my Musical Theatre class for the following school year to make sure parents and students are aware of the expectations of the class. It must be signed and returned in order to be considered for the class. It has helped tremendously when a parent tells me that they have a conflict with the dates of the show or the after-school rehear
Not Specific
Drama, Music
The Letter That Changed the World
Bring your students a story that proves how a single act of kindness can make ripples across the world! The Letter That Changed the World is a short, emotional story about a young writer who learns that her words can change lives — and that kindness shared through writing can travel farther than she ever imagined.✅ Perfect for:Reading comprehension & SEL lessonsCreative writing inspirationClassroom kindness challengesMorning meeting discussionsBulletin board activity (“Letters of Kindness Wall”)
Not Specific
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Creative Writing Syllabus {editable}
This is a syllabus I created for my middle school creative writing club, which is more like a class than a club. Includes the following sections: club/course description, goals/objectives, attendance/membership, required materials, expectations, disciplinary procedures, instructional philosophy, recommended book list, and plagiarism contract. It's in Microsoft Word, so you can edit anything necessary. Check out my other creative writing materials!32-Week Pacing Guide for Creative WritingCreativ
6th - 9th
Creative Writing, English Language Arts
Listening: Sounds of Your World
Nancy Cole Lutz has prepared 5 units that cover different aspects of listening skill development for elementary or home schooled students. These activities can be adapted to fit the languages arts program in individual classrooms or the home school. The units are flexible and can be inserted into learning schedules as time permits.
1st - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts
Aquarium Science I: Curriculum Guide Unit 2: The Introduction of Water Quality
This 8 page curriculum guide is for unit 2 of 3 in Aquarium Science. This unit will cover the introduction to water quality along with concepts like cycling, the importance of water changes, water quality testing methods, endo/ectothermic properties, temperature control equipment, pH and alkalinity, fish acclimation, and the breakdown and importance of the nitrogen cycle. Includes: Key terms/concepts, Learning activities, Assessment ideas, and CCSS and NGSS alignment.
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
General Science, Marine Science, Other (Science)
Creative Composition Class
During my first year of teaching, I realized that some very bright kids didn't want to do the work I was assigning. Some of them went out of their way to do exactly the opposite of what I was trying to require. I understood those kids, and I felt like those kids at every staff meeting.
However, the school said every kid had to pass Composition 12. Many were not passing, and the school saw an opportunity with a new, creative-thinking teacher, so Creative Composition class was created (with a lo
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Writing
The Jar of Endless Echoes
✨ Bring the power of words to life! The Jar of Endless Echoes is a beautifully written short story that helps children understand how their words — kind or unkind — can shape the world around them.This story is perfect for:Morning meetings or SEL lessonsReading comprehension activitiesCharacter education and kindness weeksEncouraging positive communication in the classroom👩🏫 Ideal for Grades: 2–6💬 Learning Focus: Empathy, communication, social-emotional learning (SEL), self-awareness✨ Encour
Not Specific
Close Reading, Novel Studies, Reading
Middle School Ballet Rubric
Greetings, Here is a great platform to create a performance based rubric for middle school dancers. This rubric was used for a public school dance program; therefore it did not assess them on specific steps rather than their concert performance. The document can be edited for more advanced students and their specific Ballet needs. LCritt Find me online!
6th - 8th
Dance
Proposal for Reading Specialist Position
This is a written proposal complete with time percentage allotments. This document would be most beneficial to someone who would like to propose adding a reading specialist, or for someone who is currently looking to change their job duties as a reading specialist. The preview document shows the time percentage and actions, the actual document shows entrance and exit guidelines, activities, desctiptions and research base as reasons for modifications. Feel free to change this document to meet
6th - 8th
Reading, Writing
Samba Dance Video Questions
Greetings, Below is a link to a video from the 2018 International Samba Congress in Los Angeles, California. Preview the video here!This activity will have select questions to challenge students to look at the composition of a Samba Dance choreography but also identification of the various Samba dances represented in the video by Brazilian and American Samba professionals. LCritt Find me online!
6th - 12th
Dance
Also included in: Samba Dance History BUNDLE
Mythology Course Design
This file can be used as a course proposal, a working syllabus, or the outline for a unit plan for a Mythology class for grades 9-12. Included are the required reading list of titles, as well as a general outline for five different units introducing the student to the history, vocabulary, and suggested viewing list for modern cinema.
9th - 12th
English Language Arts, Literature
The Map That Lost Its Way – A Growth Mindset Story About Learning from Mistakes
The Map That Lost Its Way – A Growth Mindset Story About Learning from Mistakes (Story + Reflection + Worksheet)Help students embrace mistakes as valuable steps toward growth with this engaging SEL story! “The Map That Lost Its Way” teaches children that even when we lose direction, we can always find our way back through patience, reflection, and learning. ✨ This resource includes:Printable short story with illustrations5 reflection & discussion questions“Find the Right Path!” activity worksh
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
College Literacy Course Outline
This was an elective I taught to 12th grade seniors. The semester was divided into 2 main units. The first focused on helping students prepare for college by writing the college essay, preparing for the SAT, note taking skills, etc. The 2nd unit focused on reading at the college level. The class consisted mostly of former ELLs and struggling readers, but this course could be taught to any high school students.
The outline includes an overview and a detailed description of the 2 units, includ
10th - 12th
English Language Arts
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