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Python Reference Guide | Easy to Use | Grades 5 - 12+
Give your students the ultimate Python reference they'll actually use! This 29-page Python Basics Cheat Sheet covers everything students need to read, write, and debug Python code with confidence — from their very first variable to file handling and popular modules. Every section is clearly organized, student-friendly, and packed with real code examples that work. What's inside:Basic Syntax — comments, print statements, variables, and data typesOperations & Strings — arithmetic, string methods,
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
KWL Chart Template: A Graphic Organizer for Any Subject--PRINT AND GO
This simple KWL chart helps students organize what they Know, Want to know, and Learned. Perfect for any subject, this easy print-and-go organizer supports comprehension, reflection, and meaningful learning. What’s Included: Page 3: KWL Chart free writePage 4: KWL Chart numberedPage 5: KWL Chart linedPage 6: KWL Chart blank
K - 6th
For All Subjects
Intro to Irony & Types Student Fill-In Notes
Make an editable copy for students to have to fill in their notes prior to a quiz on Irony
5th - 9th
Literature, Reading, Reading Strategies
Argumentative Position Essay Handout
This handout is a guide for setting up students for success on the AP exam, English Honors, or GATE exams as well as comprehensive English writing assessment exams. Use this handout as a scaffolding guide! EXAMPLE 1st Paragraph: Introduction ■ Attention Getter: Shocking statement, generalization, brief anecdote, or a question that directly relates to the prompt's purpose/claim (Skip this if it doesn’t come to you within 1 minute!) Get to the point…avoid long-winded/flowery beginnings! ■ Restate
4th - 12th
Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository
Sugar, Stamp, Townshend Acts - Struggle Over Taxes
Complete, partial, and blank doodle notes for every level of learner!
3rd - 12th
Economics , Government, U.S. History
Rural, Urban, Suburban Doodle Notes
Complete, partial, and blank doodle notes for every level of learner!
3rd - 12th
Geography, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Essay Writing Shell (Outline) Handout
Essay Writing Shell (Outline) HandoutThis is a "shell" or template for students to adequately draft their first essay. Think of it as your essay underwear-I'm giving you the basics (socks, unmentionables) so that you're not "running naked" on the day of the AP exam or Honors/Classroom exam or Independent Study exam. However, you will "dress" your essay and create your own writing style with your syntax, diction, use of details, and use of rhetorical strategies. Start with: Essay Title Hook B
4th - 12th
Writing-Essays
Pan’s Labyrinth Infographic Pack | Symbols, Themes, Allegory A‑Level, AP Spanish
Bring Pan’s Labyrinth to life with this visual, ready‑to‑use Infographic Pack designed for A‑Level Spanish, AP Spanish Literature & Culture, and upper‑level Spanish classes. PNG & PDF | Ready to print or project in classThis resource includes 3 beautifully illustrated infographics, a dual‑coding mind map on Femininity, and one Analysis Tasks Perfect for A‑Level & AP that help students understand the film’s symbols, themes, allegory, motifs, and character development. Perfect for film study
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Spanish, Vocabulary, Writing-Essays
Math 6 Doodle Notes - Understanding Ratios
Make the start of 6th grade math engaging and visual with this bundle of doodle notes and practice problems for McGraw Hill Reveal Math Lessons 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3! This set is designed to help students build a strong foundation with ratios and equivalent ratios while connecting concepts to multiple representations. With clear visuals, guided structure, and practice opportunities, these resources make abstract ideas more concrete and fun for learners. What’s Included: Lesson 1.1: Understanding
5th - 8th
Algebra, Fractions, Graphing
CCSS
6.RP.A.3
, 6.RP.A.3a
Focused Note-Taking Posters
These posters are a perfect way to promote a school-wide WICOR culture, helping students take ownership of their learning and develop essential skills for a rigorous academic journey. Transform your students' note-taking skills with this comprehensive set of Focused Note Taking Posters, an essential AVID strategy. These posters are designed to help students not just take notes, but to actively process, connect with, and apply their learning. The posters break down the Focused Note Taking proces
5th - 12th
Other (ELA), Reading, Writing
Italics and Quotations Marks (Handout)
This (3 page) handout will serve your students well as a lesson and a handout reminder as to why and when to Italicize words and/or use quotation marks! Students preparing for exams that require a written response to prompts, (AP, classroom, GATE), etc.. students very often make grammatical errors with their use of the italics and quotation marks. This handout will help! Example: 1. Underline (italicize) titles of books, plays, films, magazines, recordings, works of art, television series, ship
5th - 12th
Grammar, Vocabulary, Writing
Guided Annotations Template | Close Reading & Critical Thinking Strategy
Help students move beyond highlighting everything on the page with this low-prep Guided Annotation system that builds in deeper thinking, discussion, and academic ownership. This resource provides students with a structured way to interact with any text while giving teachers an easy-to-grade annotation format that works across content areas. Perfect for: • Social Studies • AP World History • ELA / Literature • Homeschool Learning • Close Reading Practice • Independent Reading • Primary Source A
4th - 12th
Close Reading, Not Subject Specific, Reading Strategies
Expository Writing: The “How and Why” of Writing (Lecture Notes)
This 24 slide presentation is an introduction explaining what is expository writing, with outline samples, topic samples, and how it is different from other essay genres, such as expository writing does not tell a story or expository writing does not persuade a reader but only gives facts and reasons. This comprehensive lecture further explains to students what expository writing needs such as: One topic Reasons supporting that topic Details supporting the reasons A conclusion re-stating the r
4th - 12th
English Language Arts, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository
Poetry: Imagery Notes (Handout)
Imagery Notes and Concrete and Abstract Images Handout/tutorialImagery occurs when words are used to create images in the reader’s mind. It is the difference between telling a reader something, and showing them. Poetry Rule #1 – SHOW, DON”T TELL! How do we create images with words? We create images by using strong, descriptive language, and by employing some effective poetic devices including metaphor, simile, and personification. and many ore tips to assist students in writing fantastic se
4th - 12th
Creative Writing, Poetry, Writing
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