Jan Kopischke

Richard Peck uses a first person narrator in this tribute to our fighting forces and the sacrifices made by those left behind during World War II. This unit has chapter questions, a plot summary, a Multiple Choice Test and answers keys for all.

This is a graphic organizer for Heat by Mike Lupica. It is laid out like a baseball diamond since this is a sports story involving Little League baseball. The first page is blank for students to complete. The second is an answer key.

Power point of 13 total slides on Tobacco use from regular cigarettes and smokeless varieties to vape pens and the dangers they pose to smokers. Includes charts, graphs, and photos to illustrate but not advertise products.

Use this one-page anticipation guide to gauge readers' prior knowledge of baseball and the term "heat" before beginning a read of Heat by Mike Lupica. Four simple statements that ask readers to agree or disagree with each. There are no wrong answers, but a group discussion should follow to create a survey of responses. The same questions can be used after finishing to book to see how the book helps build knowledge for the readers.

Quick drill or bell ringer on the differnce between through and threw. Can be used in elemneatary grades or as a review with Jr. high and high school levels. 15 point worksheet with answer key included.

Total of 12 slides detailing additional harm that tobacco does to the body of the smoker and the bodies of those around the smoker. Photos and graphics to illustrate the bullet points. Follow-up chapter to Tobacco Use Slide presentation.

Ten-question worksheet to help drill where, were, we're, and wear homphones. Can be used at the elementary level or as a refresher even in high school. Quick review for bell ringer or morning work.

Help students of all ages to review the uses of there, they're and their.

Introduction to Mental health and the influences from others that can be positive or negative. Includes animations, graphics and illustrations.

Presentation on strategies to quit smoking and the benefits of living smoke-free. Total of 7 slides with animations, charts, images and graphics.

Use this as a bell ringer or grammar review for the words hour, our, and are.

Use this as a bell ringer or grammar review for the words there, their, and they're.

Use this as a bell ringer or grammar review for the words here and hear.

Use this as a bell ringer or grammar review for the homophones your and you're.

Use as a bell ringer or grammar review in writing classes to help students learn the uses of thrown and throne.