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Cracking The Code
Cracking the Code is an original historical fiction short story with emphasis on historical accuracy. It has a military drama theme based on historical truths from WWI. It is written from the perspective of Nigel De Gray, who was one of the British cryptanalysts responsible for analyzing and interpreting coded German intelligence after Germany’s underwater cables had been cut by British Naval intelligence. Germany was forced to use public communication cables which made creating the intricate
8th - 12th
European History, Reading, Short Stories
CCSS
CCRA.L.4
, CCRA.L.5
Also included in: Cracking the Code Complete Bundle
Research Topic Exploration & Narrowing Toolkit | AP Seminar & Secondary Research
This Research Topic Exploration & Narrowing Toolkit is designed to help secondary students move from broad interests to focused, researchable questions, without overwhelm. Ideal for AP Seminar, research writing, and inquiry-based ELA or social studies classrooms, this toolkit provides structured, student-friendly scaffolds that guide learners through the early stages of the research process. Students are prompted to: Explore a topic from multiple angles Identify what they already know vs. what
9th - 12th
Informational Text, Other (ELA), Reading Strategies
CCSS
W.9-10.7
, W.11-12.7
MLA In-Text Citations Research Resources Practice
If you are looking for a low-prep, self-grading lesson to help your students practice crafting in-text citations for Research Resources, look no further! This Google Form consists of 3 mini-lessons that review how to create in-text citations for individual MLA citations. It focuses on citing sources with authors, citing sources without authors, and differentiating between sources with the same titles. This lesson is intended to be a review or re-introduction of how to cite research resources an
7th - 12th
Informational Text, Library Skills, Writing-Essays
CCSS
RI.9-10.1
, W.9-10.1
, W.9-10.1a
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Things that begin with Ee /Beginning sounds sort file folder game
Help your students work on developing their phonemic awareness skills with this beginning sounds sort file folder activity. By participating in this activity, students will sort things that begin with E and things that do not begin with E. There are nine pictures of things that begin with E and nine pictures of things that begin with other letter sounds. Each set of cards comes with and without the corresponding word underneath the pictures. Students look at the picture cards, say the words, a
PreK - 1st
Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Crafting Strong Research Questions | AP Seminar & Secondary Research Lesson
Help students move beyond broad, unfocused topics and learn how to craft clear, debatable, and researchable questions with this guided lesson on writing strong research questions. Designed for AP Seminar, secondary ELA, and inquiry-based research classrooms, this resource walks students through what makes a research question effective and provides structured practice to support revision and deeper thinking. Students learn to: Distinguish between weak and strong research questions Apply clear cri
9th - 12th
Other (ELA), Writing, Writing-Essays
CCSS
W.9-10.7
, W.11-12.7
Digital Educational Poster - Artist Professor, Sharif Bey
Introduce your students to the powerful work of Sharif Bey, a contemporary ceramicist and art professor whose sculptures explore cultural identity, tradition, and transformation. This educational poster features a vibrant, engaging snapshot of Bey’s artistic practice, offering insight into how he merges African and Oceanic influences with modern themes. Designed to inspire discussion and creativity, this poster is perfect for classroom walls, hallway displays, or art resource centers. Poster Siz
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art History, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Also included in: 12 Digital Educational Posters - Artist Professors
Entrepreneur Bracket
*this is a work in progress to a larger more significant lesson - this part is done but I will be doing more to bring this to life over the coming weeks* This entrepreneurial bracket was built for classrooms that want more than surface-level engagement. It’s designed to get students research and think critically about what success in business actually looks like—beyond popularity, beyond money, and beyond what they typically see on social media. Students explore a diverse group of entrepreneurs
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Other (Social Studies)
Tantrums
Four-year-old Harlan Scott explains his need for tantrums. As a son of a soldier, he is in emotional situations that require support from his extended family. Harlan wants to share his story with other young children. Tantrum is the second book in the Daddy Deploys Series. About The Series The Daddy Deploys Series is a non-fiction eBook series aimed to assist military families in explaining military life to young children. The purpose of the Daddy Deploys Series is to: Introduce infants and
PreK - 1st
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