Free Scatterplot
8+ results
Filters
Grade
Resource type
Audience
Programs & methods
Peace Day Poetry | Writing for Unity, Kindness, and Global Harmony | K–12, TEKS
Description: Honor the International Day of Peace (September 21) with this poetry activity where students write about kindness, unity, and global cooperation. Elementary: Create acrostics (PEACE) and illustrate their poems.Middle School: Write haikus or free verse poems about harmony and trust.High School: Research peace leaders (MLK Jr., Gandhi, Malala) and craft spoken word or reflective poems with artist statements.What’s included:K–12 TEKS alignment for social and c
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
The Physical Chemistry & Energetics Bundle 12th Grade
The "Physical Chemistry & Energetics" Bundle Target Grades: 12th Grade / Early College (A-Level Year 2) Focuses on the forces that drive reactions: energy, equilibrium, and electrochemistry. Included Files:CHEMISTRY : ENTHALPY CHANGE Power pointCHEMISTRY : ENTROPY AND FREE ENERGY Power pointCHEMISTRY : CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM 1 & 2 Power pointsCHEMISTRY : ELECTROCHEMISTRY Power pointCHEMISTRY : BORN HABER CYCLE Power pointCHEMISTRY : PH CALCULATIONS and BUFFER SOLUTIONS Power pointsGo beyond the re
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry
Patriot Day Reflective Poetry | Unity, Resilience, and Remembrance | K–12, TEKS
Description: This respectful poetry lesson helps students reflect on Patriot Day (September 11) through writing that honors remembrance, unity, and resilience. Elementary: Create acrostics (UNITY) with words like courage, hope, and kindness.Middle School: Write haikus or free verse poems symbolizing healing and resilience.High School: Research memorial poetry or survivor testimonies, then write elegies or spoken word pieces paired with artist statements.What’s included:
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
International Literacy Day Poetry –|Celebrating Books, Reading, and Storytelling
Description: Mark International Literacy Day (September 8) with poetry celebrating the power of books and storytelling. Students reflect on how literacy shapes identity, culture, and imagination. Elementary: Write acrostics (READ) and illustrate favorite book scenes.Middle School: Create haikus or free verse poems that show how books open new worlds.High School: Craft free verse, spoken word, or narrative poems analyzing how literacy shapes personal identity or cultural
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
Fall Equinox Poetry | Exploring Balance, Change, and Light/Dark | K–12, TEKS
Description: Celebrate the Fall Equinox (around September 22) with poetry about balance, transformation, and the cycles of light and dark. Students link natural events to cultural traditions and personal reflection. Elementary: Write acrostics (BALANCE) or shape poems about day/night.Middle School: Compose haikus or free verse exploring contrasts like light/dark, warm/cool.High School: Create abstract free verse or spoken word poems reflecting on balance in nature, cult
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
Labor Day Poetry | Honoring Workers Through Verse | K–12, TEKS-Aligned
Description: Celebrate Labor Day with this poetry activity that honors workers and their contributions to society. Students write poems reflecting on dedication, resilience, and the value of community work. Elementary: Write simple acrostics like LABOR, paired with drawings of helpers (nurse, teacher, builder).Middle School: Experiment with haikus or free verse describing hard work, teamwork, and sacrifice.High School: Research labor history or professions and craft spo
K - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing
Low Prep Differentiation Strategy - Go Fish!
This is a two page tip sheet for a low preparation, easy to use differentiation strategy called Go Fish! This is used as a processing tool and works well to support the of 10 - 2 philospohy of instruction. The questions should open-ended and higher level and intended to stretch the GT student. This tip sheet includes only a sample of the questions, but I do have the complete set available in both English and Spanish.
NOTE: I support copyright and trademark infringement free products. To that e
1st - 12th, Adult Education
For All Subjects
Question Cube for Processing - Great for 10 - 2 Rule during Lectures
This is a cube of genergic questions which can be used by your groups of students as you present information. Each group should be given a cube. As lecture or lesson progresses, instruction stops after about 10 minutes (10 - 2 rule), student groups take turns rolling the cubes at their tables. After two minutes of questioning time, bring the students back to the topic and continue.
It is intended to be used with any content, just make a cube for each group, and store them in plastic show boxes
3rd - 10th
For All Subjects
Showing 1-8 of 8+ results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands