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Introduction to Journalism Curriculum: Media Literacy & Multimedia Communication
If you've been assigned to teach a media literacy, multimedia communications, or good old fashioned Journalism I and aren't sure where to begin, or if you'd like to propose such a course for your school/district, or if you'd just like to update your current course, this curriculum is for you. The download is a fully editable Word Doc, so you can tailor it to your needs!
This is a curriculum proposal for a one-semester high school (all levels) course. It includes a course overview (for a course
8th - 12th
English Language Arts, Graphic Arts
Core French Long Range Plans Grade 7 & Grade 8
Simple Core French long range plans for grade 7 and 8 using the Ontario Curriculum. Includes learning goals and vocabulary suggestions for each unit, as well as links to unit plans you can purchase from One Teachers Adventures on TPT to accompany each unit.
7th - 8th
French
Road to Revolution Complete Bundle | U.S. History PowerPoint, Notes & DBQ
This complete Road to Revolution bundle walks students through the growing tension between Britain and the American colonies from 1763 to 1776. Instead of isolated acts and dates, students see how war debt, taxation, protest, propaganda, and competing perspectives slowly pushed the colonies toward revolution. The materials are designed to build understanding step by step while keeping students actively engaged with the ideas behind the conflict. What’s Included Road to Revolution PowerPoint A
8th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
The Map That Led Nowhere – A Story About Growth, Learning, and True Treasures
The Map That Led Nowhere – A Story About Growth, Learning, and Life’s True TreasuresHelp your students discover the power of learning through experience with this inspiring SEL story: “The Map That Led Nowhere – Sometimes the Journey Is the Lesson.”This meaningful story teaches children that not every success comes with a prize, and that growth often happens along the way. Perfect for Grades 3–6, it encourages reflection, empathy, and resilience. What’s Included: ✅ Original illustrated sto
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Door Who Chose Its Own Path – A Story About Freedom, Courage, and Self-Direc
The Door Who Chose Its Own Path – A Story About Freedom, Courage, and Self-DirectionInspire your students to think independently and make confident choices with this original SEL story, The Door Who Chose Its Own Path. Through the charming tale of Dory the Door, children learn the value of courage, independence, and believing in themselves. Perfect for Grades 3–6, this printable resource includes: ✅ Full illustrated story ✅ Reflection and discussion questions ✅ Creative art and writing activit
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Literature
The Sparrow and the Storm
Teach your students about courage, perseverance, and emotional resilience through this beautifully written story, The Sparrow and the Storm. This short story follows Lila the sparrow, who learns that bravery isn’t about being fearless — it’s about holding on and finding strength even in life’s toughest moments.Perfect for Grades 3–6, this resource can be used for:✅ Reading comprehension lessons✅ Social-emotional learning (SEL) discussions✅ Character education and morning meetings✅ Writing prompt
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Sight Words
Band Recruitment Letter & Student Sign-Up Form | Editable Word Template
Recruiting new band students is easier with professional, ready-to-edit templates. This editable Word document includes a customizable parent recruitment letter and student sign-up form designed specifically for beginning band programs. Simply open the documents in Microsoft Word, personalize them for your school and program, and print. What's Included: Editable Parent Recruitment LetterEditable Student Sign-Up FormMicrosoft Word Format (.docx)Features: Fully editable textCustomize school inform
3rd - 9th
Instrumental Music, Music, Other (Performing Arts)
New World Explorers: Report and Contract of Choice Activities
This is a contract of 20 choices to along with a brief written report assignment for our European Explorers unit in US History.
The students must complete a report with note cards & a bibliography for 65 points (or a "D"). To earn a better grade, they choose alternate activities within various learning modalities to improve their points.
You, of course, can add your own choices. I had another 8 or so ideas, but they were dependent on materials that I have in my classroom, so I deleted them fro
4th - 8th
Geography, U.S. History
Personal Psychology Class: Goal Setting, Motivation & Organization Course Outine
Personal Psychology Class: Goal Setting, Motivation, and Organization Course OutlinePacing GuideConcepts18-Week Personal Psychology Class: Goal Setting, Motivation, and Organization This course aims to introduce 9th and 10th grade students to essential personal psychology concepts, with a primary focus on goal setting, motivation, and organization. Students will engage in activities that foster self-awareness, develop practical skills for achieving personal goals, and enhance their organization
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Psychology
Is this dance? Video questions & class discussion worksheet
Is this dance worksheet enables the student to observe a movement video and make a conclusion if the video is a dance or not. The worksheet guides the student to make an informed opinion. This worksheet sparks friendly and observable conversation between students and teachers.
7th - 12th
Art, Dance, Other (Arts)
Culinary Arts Application and Teacher Recommendation Form- Editable
Our Culinary Arts Program became so popular that I had to create an application process! This is the student application and the teacher recommendation form we use. The student rates their strengths and weaknesses and tells you why they want to be in the class while the recommending teacher or counselor tells you all about what type of student and individual they really are. The students get so excited when they find out they made it into the program! This avoids the "dumping ground" scenario
8th - 11th
L.E.A.P.P. Forward Curriculum Syllabus
Welcome to L.E.A.P.P. Forward – A Year of Discovery, Innovation, and Growth! Are you ready to ignite curiosity, inspire young innovators, and equip students with real-world skills? The L.E.A.P.P. Forward Curriculum is designed to bridge STEM, business, and leadership through hands-on, project-based learning. What is L.E.A.P.P. Forward? L.E.A.P.P. stands for Literacy, Enlightenment, Achievement, and Progress through Projects. This year-long curriculum blends scientific inquiry, entrepr
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Science
CCSS, NGSS
RST.6-8.1
, WHST.6-8.7
, MP4
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The Wind That Remembered Names
Bring meaning and emotion to your classroom with The Wind That Remembered Names — a beautifully written story about love, memory, and the power of spoken kindness. Perfect for Grades 3–7, this story inspires reflection on legacy, empathy, and connection through a magical, nature-inspired tale. Students will learn how our words and memories live on, even when people change or move away.Use it during:✅ Reading comprehension activities✅ Character education & SEL lessons✅ Mindfulness or gratitude ex
3rd - 7th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Student Who Wrote with Light
Bring inspiration and innovation into your classroom with this heartwarming short story, “The Student Who Wrote with Light.” Perfect for grades 3–7, this engaging story teaches students how creativity, curiosity, and compassion can turn small ideas into world-changing solutions.🎯 Learning Focus:SEL: Empathy, Innovation, Growth MindsetLiteracy: Reading comprehension, Vocabulary, Creative writingSTEM Connection: Problem-solving through science✨ Perfect for:Morning meetings • Reading lessons • Inn
3rd - 7th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Message in the Bottle
Bring history, empathy, and imagination to life with this touching short story — The Message in the Bottle. Perfect for Grades 4–7, this story helps students reflect on connection, kindness, and the power of hope through generations. Students will love discovering how one simple message links two people across time — and how even small acts of hope can ripple through the years.This resource works beautifully for:✔️ Reading comprehension lessons✔️ SEL and character education✔️ Creative writing pr
4th - 7th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Drama Course Descriptions
Feel free to edit and use these administration and counselor approved course descriptions for your school's course catalog, your syllabus, etc.
7th - 12th
Art, Drama
The Library of Lost Voices
Take your students on a magical and meaningful journey through The Library of Lost Voices — a beautifully written story that reminds readers of the power of history, storytelling, and empathy. Perfect for upper elementary to middle school learners (Grades 5–8), this story encourages students to reflect on how the past shapes the present and inspires the future.Learning Themes:🕰️ History and memory💭 Reflection and self-awareness🤝 Empathy and connection🗣️ Storytelling as a tool for growthGreat
5th - 8th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Window That Saw Everything
Invite your students to explore empathy and deeper thinking with this heartwarming story, The Window That Saw Everything. Through the eyes of an old classroom window, readers discover the power of perspective—how every person has unseen struggles and quiet acts of kindness waiting to be noticed. Perfect for Grades 3–6, this printable story helps students reflect on understanding others, kindness, and emotional intelligence.Use it for:✔️ Morning meetings✔️ Reading comprehension & writing exercise
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Urban/Organic Farming Class Survey
Do you have a school garden and would like to start a 7th or 8th grade garden class? Are you thinking about starting a garden class at your school but not sure if you have the interest? I used this survey to assess whether a class would be a popular option for an elective.
7th - 9th
Science
Sharing Ideas Respectfully With Others
Sharing Ideas Respectfully With Others – Social Skills & Communication Reflection Guide for Kids Help children develop one of the most important life skills— respectful communication and idea sharing—with this engaging reflection and teaching guide. This resource teaches students how to confidently express their ideas while also listening, respecting, and valuing the thoughts of others. Perfect for grades 2–6, this guide includes:✔ Clear explanations of respectful communication ✔ Positive and n
2nd - 6th
Informational Text, Reading, Sight Words
The Garden on the Roof
🌿 Teach your students the power of resilience and community through this inspiring short story! The Garden on the Roof – Growth Amid Chaos is a beautifully written story about a young girl who turns a gray rooftop into a garden of hope, reminding readers that even in the hardest places, something good can bloom. Perfect for Grades 4–8, this story encourages reflection, empathy, and creative thinking.Use it for:✔️ Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)✔️ Character Education✔️ Reading Comprehension Prac
4th - 8th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The River That Refused to Run
Teach your students about empathy, environmental care, and the power of renewal through this touching original story, The River That Refused to Run. This short, engaging tale helps children understand that sometimes taking a stand — even by pausing — can spark change and inspire others to act responsibly. Perfect for lessons on nature, environmental awareness, character education, and moral reflection.What’s Included:✅ A beautifully written story (printable & digital formats)✅ Suitable for Grade
4th - 8th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Boy Who Planted Time
Bring the concept of time management, responsibility, and kindness to life with this inspiring short story! The Boy Who Planted Time is a heartwarming tale about Eli, a boy who learns that every meaningful action plants a seed that grows into something beautiful. Perfect for classroom discussions, morning meetings, or social-emotional learning lessons, this story helps students understand that how they spend their time today shapes their future tomorrow.Subjects: SEL, Reading Comprehension, Char
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Clockmaker’s Apprentice
Teach your students the value of patience and perseverance with this heartwarming short story, The Clockmaker’s Apprentice. Follow young Eli as he learns from a wise old clockmaker that true mastery takes time, care, and focus. This beautifully written story helps children understand that real learning isn’t about rushing—it’s about respecting the process.✨ Perfect For:Character Education lessonsGrowth Mindset discussionsMorning reading circlesSocial-Emotional Learning (SEL)Ideal for Grades 3–6,
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
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