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End of Year ELA Project: Character Awards and Evidence-Based Literary Analysis
Celebrate a year of reading with a high-engagement, student-led "Literary Oscars" ceremony! This three-phase project gamifies character analysis and evidence-based writing to keep your middle or high school ELA students focused and invested until the final bell. When your end-of-year ELA classroom feels hollowed out by testing and essays, you know it's a sign that you need something creative and fun. Capture the magic of your curriculum one last time with The Literary Awards. This isn't just a
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Literature, Novel Studies, Reading
CCSS
RL.9-10.1
, CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.SL.1
+2
Tablero de visión - Vision Board project & Mini-unit
Description: The <> project is a great way to utilize arts integration to enrich the students’ presentational communication in the target language. You can utilize this as a mini-unit, or just focus on the Vision Board project and pick and choose anything that is helpful to you. I developed this project after learning about arts integration in a 3-year arts fellowship for selected teachers. It is adaptable for many levels of proficiency. I tend to use it with my AP Spanish students right
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Spanish, Speaking & Listening, Visual Arts
AP Latin Unit 6: Project Passages and Vocabulary Resources
This .zip file contains worksheets and vocabulary resources for the Project Passages of Unit 6 for the new Pliny/Vergil AP Latin syllabus. It does not include any files for Teacher’s Choice (Latin Poetry). Additionally, there are no suggestions for “projects” in this file because I feel like everyone should make projects to fit their own styles; these materials will simply allow students to translate the passages and provide you with vocabulary materials. I have included the materials in both
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Latin
Post AP Exam Survival Project
Do you have that time between your AP exam and the end of the school year where you have no idea how to keep the students engaged and in class? Try the post AP exam survival activity - it is a fun way for students to reflect on the class and give some tips to students taking your class next year! It may not be the most rigorous activity, but it will make you and your students laugh!
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For All Subjects
Passion Project Personal Narrative/Writing Narrative/Writer's Workshop/Genius/
PART 5 of 5PERSONAL NARRATIVE Writing in tandem with PASSION PROJECT!Passion Project Bundle: Finding Your Passion + Personal Narrative WritingHelp students discover what truly matters to them and turn it into powerful writing with this comprehensive Passion Project Bundle. This resource walks students step-by-step from thoughtfully identifying their passions to crafting a meaningful personal narrative connected to that passion. What’s Included in the Bundle: This bundle includes three engaging,
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Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning, Writing
CCSS
W.5.1
, W.5.1a
, W.5.1b
+10
Theories of Deviance | Sociology | Scenario + Infographic Project + Quiz
** Introductory price! Save 20% -- price increases soon! Help your Sociology students think like real sociologists with this engaging, flexible mini-unit on the Theories of Deviance! Students explore why people break rules, how society responds, and how different theoretical perspectives offer unique explanations for the same behavior. Built around a relatable scenario and hands-on application, this lesson set makes abstract concepts meaningful, visual, and highly interactive. At the core of th
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Criminal Justice - Law, Other (Social Studies), World History
Hero’s Journey Movie Analysis + Ancient Meets Modern Archetype Project
This two-part assignment brings mythology and modern storytelling together in a structured, high-engagement project. Students begin by analyzing a film through the complete arc of the Hero’s Journey, clearly explaining how key moments align with each stage of the heroic cycle — from Ordinary World to Transformation. Then, students shift from analysis to creation. In the Ancient Meets Modern writing task, students design their own modern-day archetype, defining its traits, values, strengths, fea
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Literature, Writing
Also included in: Hero, Characterization, and Archetypes Unit Bundle
Animal Farm by George Orwell - English 9 Honors Project
Turn your classroom into a space where students truly get it—and enjoy the process along the way. This teacher-created resource is designed with real classrooms in mind, helping you save time while delivering meaningful, engaging instruction that sticks. With clear explanations, student-friendly activities, and ready-to-use materials, this product takes the guesswork out of planning. Whether you're introducing new concepts or reinforcing skills, it supports learners at different levels and keep
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Close Reading, Literature, Novel Studies
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
, CCRA.L.3
+3
Great Energy Debate Project (Renewable vs Non-Renewable Resources)
This is a great project to do with your students to introduce them to academic debate! Includes a page of expectations and instructions for the students (including a breakdown of how they will be graded) as well as a work sheet for their research.
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Earth Sciences, Environment, General Science
CITIZEN SCIENCE RESEARCH, DATA COLLECTION & PROJECT ASSIGNMENT
Do you need an activity to reinforce experimental design? Citizen science is a way for everyday people—students, hobbyists, and community members—to contribute to real scientific research. NASA’s Citizen Science program allows participants to help collect, classify, and analyze data related to Earth, space, and the universe. Scientists rely on citizen scientists to gather large amounts of data that would be impossible to collect on their own. In this assignment, you will choose one NASA Citize
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Biology, General Science, Physical Science
Historical Time Travel Project: “Come Visit the Past!” Project Objective:
Teacher Instructional Notes: Historical Time Travel Project Purpose:The Historical Time Travel Project encourages students to dive deep into a historical period by imagining themselves as time travelers visiting that era. They will creatively convey what it would be like to experience that time firsthand through brochures, vlogs, or presentations. This project allows students to explore historical events, figures, customs, and laws while developing their research, writing, and presentation s
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For All Subjects, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History, World History
Country Research Worksheets | Geography & Social Studies | All 195 Countries!
This no-prep country research project helps students explore any country using structured geography worksheets. This comprehensive collection includes printable worksheets for every country in the world—195 in total—organized in alphabetical order. Each worksheet guides students through key areas such as geography, government, economy, culture, and society, while encouraging independent research using credible online sources. The structured format helps learners build global awareness, data lite
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For All Subjects, Geography, World History
Winter STEM and Science Activities
212 pages of awesome Winter Science and STEM projects for all ages!
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Basic Principles, Engineering, Not Subject Specific
TED Talk: Why You Feel Stuck – and How to Get Motivated- Shannon Odell
Why do we lose momentum halfway through a project or cause? This insightful TED-Ed resource explores the psychology of feeling “stuck” and offers actionable tools to help students regain motivation—whether they’re working on a school assignment, personal goal, or social issue like climate change. Perfect for high school or college classes in psychology, life skills, or social studies, this resource includes: 20 discussion questions on motivation, self-efficacy, and collective action An expanded
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Health, Other (Social Studies), Psychology
The Adventures of Compass Rose: A free protractor for endless units of fun!
This is a protractor which can be used for the projects that are included in many of my units, "CompassArt", "The Mandala Club" Parts 1 & 2, a STEM category story and instructions for painting mandalas on paper plates, rocks, and t-shirts for grades 3-6 and for painting on rocks, t-shirts and other textiles recommended for grades 7- on up. Home-schooling and zoom-friendly as well. A story about diversity and friendship and integrating science and mathematics and art into our lives. New release,
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General Science, Geometry, Visual Arts
CCSS
K.CC.B.4c
No Prep! Printable Independent Research Packet
Support student independence and inquiry with this 24-page Independent Research Project Packet designed to guide students through the full research process from start to finish. This comprehensive, student-friendly resource walks learners step-by-step through choosing a topic, developing research questions, organizing information, and creating a final project. With built-in ELL/ENL supports, graphic organizers, checklists, reflection tools, and extension activities, students are able to work i
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Creative Writing, Other (Science), Other (Social Studies)
CCSS
W.3.7
, W.3.8
, W.4.7
+13
Homophones Dictionary Set EDITABLE
This homophones dictionary includes 77 editable pages (616 words) with definitions, space to illustrate, and lines to write a sentence. I created them for my GED/HSE class, but they are content-appropriate for all ages. These pages can be cut and used in stations as a memory/concentration game, or they can be displayed on a word wall. Note: By changing the font, you will most likely need to adjust placement of the words since this is an editable document and not PDF. Coming soon: I am current
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ELA Test Prep, Grammar, Reading
Away We Go To Mars K-2nd Grades
Part of the set of complete rocket science for kids, This is introduction to The Artemis Project. This is part of an ongoing discussion about space travel and exploration. Look for the Complete Artemis Set for several grades in my store.
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Other (Science), Physics, Robotics
Class discussion guide - organizing research based nonfiction writing activities
This is a one page "how to" document that explains how to organize, write, and complete a research paper or research project. Use this as a poster, on the SmartBoard, or as a handout for kids. You can add or remove items as you wish. It is designed to get the mind working on what possibilities and boundaries exist when tasked with completing a research paper or project. These lessons originated when students asked, "how do we write research papers?" I initiated a discussion with my students to
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Informational Text, Library Skills, Writing-Essays
CCSS
RI.8.1
, RI.8.8
, WHST.6-8.1a
+1
Valentine Love Wristbands | Printable Craft & Coloring Pages for Kids (10 Design
Make Valentine’s Day extra fun with these cute and easy Valentine Love Wristbands! Perfect for classroom activities, party crafts, centers, or early finisher projects 💕 This printable set includes 10 adorable Valentine-themed designs that kids will love to color, cut, and wear. What’s included💖 10 unique wristband designs🖍️ Color & decorate your own Valentine wristbands✂️ Simple cut-and-wear craft for kidsTwo size options included✔️ Large size: 1 wristband per page✔️ Small size: 2 wristband
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Coloring Pages, Graphic Arts, Other (Arts)
Career Exploration Worksheet | In-Depth Student Career Research Activity
Help your students take a closer look at the working world with this fun and meaningful Career Investigation Worksheet! Perfect for career days, research projects, or independent learning, this two-page activity guides students through an in-depth exploration of one career of their choice. With 16 thoughtfully crafted questions, students will research important details such as education and training, job responsibilities, required skills, salary, work environment, and more. It also includes sp
4th - 12th, Not Specific
Not Subject Specific
Introduction to Emily Dickinson Lesson-Presentation
Emily Dickinson was an American poet who lived in the 19th century. She is known for her unique style of writing, characterized by short lines, unconventional capitalization, and exploration of themes like death, nature, and love. This Lesson-Presentation is an engaging and insightful resource designed to introduce students to one of America’s most influential poets. This presentation explores Dickinson’s life, unique writing style, themes, and literary impact. Ideal for middle school, high sch
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English Language Arts, Literature, Poetry
Everything in My Store All 500 WS Activities, Crafts, Posters & More
🌟 Your Full Resource Library (921+ Worksheets, Pre‑K–12)A comprehensive, classroom‑ready collection spanning science, STEM, space exploration, environmental studies, early learning, and creative projects. 🚀 Space, NASA & Rocket ScienceEarly Physics — 3Rocket Physics — 4Rocket Science — 6Space Travel — 7NASA — 7NASA & Space Exploration — 7Life Cycle of… — 2The Water Cycle — 4🌍 Earth, Environment & ConservationConservation & Preservation — 3Water Conservation — 6Earth Day — 11My World — 16🧪 S
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Applied Math, Physics, Reading
CCSS, NGSS
K.CC.A.1
, K.CC.A.2
, K.CC.A.3
+26
Anchors of Art History: Bridget Riley Biography Worksheet
Bridget Riley (b. 1931) is a British painter best known as a leading figure of Op Art (Optical Art) — a movement that uses precise patterns, lines, and colors to create the illusion of movement, light, and vibration on a flat surface. In the early 1960s, Riley gained international fame with her black-and-white geometric paintings, such as Current(1964), which seem to pulsate and shift before the viewer’s eyes. Later in her career, she began using vivid color, exploring how carefully arranged hu
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Art History, For All Subjects, Other (Arts)
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