These “Read as a ___” pages give teachers a simple way to differentiate novel responses while pushing students beyond summary into deeper analysis. For GATE students, the discipline-based lenses and Depth & Complexity icons encourage flexible thinking, evidence-based reasoning, multiple perspectives, and more sophisticated connections between literature and real-world fields of study.Includes Read as a...AnthropologistCriticDetectiveEngineerFilm DirectorFriendGame DesignerGeographerHistorianIllu
Help your 6th grade students review and strengthen their understanding of numerical expressions, exponents, variables, algebraic expressions, equivalent expressions, one-step equations, one-step inequalities, and real-world equation and inequality situations with this complete Expressions and Equations review packet. Each worksheet is aligned to a specific 6th grade standard and includes the standard written clearly at the top, student-friendly reminders, worked examples, practice questions, rea
Help your 6th grade students review and strengthen their understanding of fraction division, multi-digit division, decimal operations, factors and multiples, positive and negative numbers, rational numbers, absolute value, and coordinate plane graphing with this complete Number System review packet. Each worksheet is aligned to a specific 6th grade standard and includes the standard written clearly at the top, student-friendly reminders, worked examples, practice questions, real-world problems,
Help your 6th grade students review and strengthen their understanding of ratios, unit rates, equivalent ratios, percents, and measurement conversions with this complete Ratios & Proportional Relationships review packet. Each worksheet is aligned to a specific 6th grade standard and includes the standard written clearly at the top, student-friendly reminders, a worked example, guided practice questions, a challenge problem, and space for students to show their thinking. This packet is designed
Thinking Like a Disciplinarian: Linguist, Sociologist, Psychologist, Philosopher, Anthropologist, and Journalist Use these Depth and Complexity frames to address any novel. Students can use different lenses to understand a novel from different frames of mind.
Here are a few helpful resources to get you organized at the beginning of the school year. Bathroom LogAbsence ReportHomework Excuse NoteSubstitute ContractJob ApplicationParent Information FormPositive and Accountable Self-Talk
This is designed for students to do Habits of Mind self-assessments. This can help students and teachers identify areas of weakness to target throughout the year.