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I’ve been teaching for 5 years—1 year in ELA and 4 years in Social Studies. I love blending Social Studies, reading, and writing so students can build skills across subjects while staying engaged. My resources reflect that same mix: meaningful, cross-curricular, and fun!
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Preview of Evaluating Sources: Real or Reliable? | Credible vs. Biased Research Activity

Evaluating Sources: Real or Reliable? | Credible vs. Biased Research Activity

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Help your students learn to spot fake, biased, or unreliable information with this engaging and easy-to-use activity! Perfect for research projects, media literacy lessons, or digital citizenship units, this resource guides students step-by-step through evaluating sources for credibility, bias, and reliability. What’s Included Student Reference Guide – clear visuals explaining how to identify credible sources Student Practice Pages – multiple-choice and open-response questions “Spot the Red
Preview of Evidence, Claims, and Research Skills Bundle | Print + Digital

Evidence, Claims, and Research Skills Bundle | Print + Digital

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Are your students struggling to use evidence correctly, evaluate sources, and write strong research responses? This Evidence, Claims & Research Skills Toolkit Bundle gives you everything you need to teach and practice the most important research and writing skills — without creating new materials from scratch. This bundle is packed with ready-to-use worksheets, quizzes, exit tickets, and digital activities that help students: ✔ evaluate credible vs. biased sources ✔ avoid plagiarism ✔ write s
Preview of MLA Citations Practice | Student Reference Guide + Worksheet

MLA Citations Practice | Student Reference Guide + Worksheet

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Teach your students how to properly create citations with this easy-to-use printable! This Citations Practice Worksheet includes a step-by-step student reference guide plus a practice page where students build their own citations using given sources. With clear examples and an answer key included, this resource makes it simple to introduce or review the basics of MLA-style citations. Perfect for teaching research skills and encouraging academic honesty. What’s Included: Student Reference Gu
Preview of Evaluating Sources Bundle | Digital Literacy & Research Skills

Evaluating Sources Bundle | Digital Literacy & Research Skills

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Help your students become thoughtful, critical researchers with this complete Evaluating Sources Bundle! This bundle includes everything you need to teach students how to identify reliable information, recognize bias, and evaluate sources with confidence—all in one low-prep resource. Designed for grades 4–8, these print and digital activities work seamlessly in ELA, Social Studies, and research units. What’s Included in This Bundle✔ Evaluating Sources Worksheets & Practice Pages✔ Exit Ticke
Preview of Prove It With Evidence | Text Evidence & Writing Bundle

Prove It With Evidence | Text Evidence & Writing Bundle

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Teach students how to support a claim with strong evidence and clear reasoning with this comprehensive bundle of test-prep and writing activities! This bundle is designed to help students move beyond simply choosing answers and instead explain their thinking using text evidence. With a mix of multiple-choice, written response, and skill-building activities, students will strengthen their ability to analyze, justify, and communicate their ideas. What Students Will Do:Identify the strongest text
Preview of Building Strong Written Responses Bundle | Prompt Analysis & Writing Skills

Building Strong Written Responses Bundle | Prompt Analysis & Writing Skills

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Struggling with students who give short or incomplete answers? This bundle gives them a step-by-step system to write stronger responses.Help your students write stronger, clearer, and more complete responses with this engaging bundle of writing and critical thinking activities! This resource guides students through the full process of responding to prompts—from understanding what the question is asking to developing well-supported written answers. Perfect for ELA, social studies, and test prep,
Preview of Plagiarism or Not? | Reference Guide + Practice Worksheet | Grades 4–8

Plagiarism or Not? | Reference Guide + Practice Worksheet | Grades 4–8

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Help your students understand plagiarism with this easy-to-use activity! This resource includes a student-friendly reference guide and a practice worksheet with 5 examples for students to decide if they are plagiarism (P) or not plagiarism (NP). Perfect for teaching research skills, academic honesty, and citation basics. What’s Included: Reference Guide: Plagiarism vs. Not Plagiarism (clear rules + student tips) 5 Practice Examples (student-friendly scenarios) Answer Key for quick grading or r
Preview of Research and Writing Skills MEGA Bundle

Research and Writing Skills MEGA Bundle

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Teach your students to think critically, write ethically, and research independently with this Complete Research and Digital Literacy Bundle! This newly expanded and upgraded bundle now includes best-selling print and digital activities that guide students through every part of the research process—from evaluating sources and refining searches to avoiding plagiarism, citing correctly, and completing a full research project. Designed for grades 4–8, this bundle offers step-by-step lessons, re
Preview of Avoiding Plagiarism Practice Bundle | Identify & Rewrite Activities

Avoiding Plagiarism Practice Bundle | Identify & Rewrite Activities

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Help your students build essential research and writing foundations with this Plagiarism Practice Bundle! Students will learn to identify plagiarism, rewrite correctly, and understand how to use information in their own words. What’s Included: Plagiarism Practice Set 1: Identify plagiarism examples Plagiarism Practice Set 2: More practice identifying plagiarism Plagiarism Practice Set 3: Rewrite sentences in your own words Student Reference Guide Answer Keys for each set Skills Covered: Underst
Preview of Strong vs. Weak Evidence Bundle | Print & Digital + Mini Assessment

Strong vs. Weak Evidence Bundle | Print & Digital + Mini Assessment

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Help students clearly distinguish between strong and weak evidence with this focused bundle of print and digital activities, plus a bonus quick-check assessment to measure understanding. Designed for upper elementary and middle school learners, this resource supports students as they evaluate evidence, justify their thinking, and prepare for research and writing tasks across content areas. This bundle works well for introducing the concept of evidence, reinforcing the skill during a research
Preview of Asking Better Questions | Clarifying, Evaluating & Critical Thinking Activities

Asking Better Questions | Clarifying, Evaluating & Critical Thinking Activities

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Help students strengthen discussion, reasoning, and communication skills with this engaging critical thinking and questioning resource! Students learn how to identify, improve, and create stronger questions through multiple-choice practice, written responses, and real-world discussion scenarios. This resource introduces students to different types of questions — including clarifying, evaluating, probing, and open-ended questions — and helps them understand how strong questions improve conversa
Preview of Halloween Latitude & Longitude Practice | Digital Geography Activity

Halloween Latitude & Longitude Practice | Digital Geography Activity

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Make geography practice extra engaging this October with these Halloween Latitude & Longitude Missions! Students will travel the globe to complete themed tasks — picking pumpkins, gathering ghosts, and hunting for bats, spiders, and witches — all while strengthening their mapping skills. What’s Included 3 Interactive Google Slides (Pumpkin Pick Up, Ghost Gathering, Final Mission) Plot & Label Coordinate Practice Student-Friendly Design Answer Key Included Extra Symbol Sheet for Support Terms of
Preview of Reading Directions Like a Pro! | Following Multi-Step Directions Study Skills

Reading Directions Like a Pro! | Following Multi-Step Directions Study Skills

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Help students strengthen their reading comprehension and executive functioning skills with this engaging activity on how to slow down, chunk directions, and follow every step carefully. This printable resource gives students practical strategies to use before tests, writing assignments, and projects—so they can learn to think before they start! What’s Included Student Reference Guide – step-by-step tips for reading and chunking directions carefully Practice Pages – “Spot the Mistake” activitie
Preview of Strong vs. Weak Evidence | Sort & Match Interactive Slides

Strong vs. Weak Evidence | Sort & Match Interactive Slides

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Help students analyze evidence, justify their thinking, and strengthen reasoning skills with this no-prep, interactive Google Slides™ activity. Students sort evidence into strong vs. weak categories, explain their choices, and practice identifying reliable, fact-based support for claims. This resource works well as guided practice, independent work, small groups, or review. What’s Included Sort & Match drag-and-drop slides Guided practice with evidence statements “Explain Your Thinking” re
Preview of Elaboration Matters! Interpreting Evidence & Supporting a Claim

Elaboration Matters! Interpreting Evidence & Supporting a Claim

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Help students move beyond repeating evidence. This resource teaches students how to interpret evidence, explain what the evidence shows, and clearly connect it back to a claim (also known as a thesis or topic statement). Through explicit instruction and scaffolded practice, students learn how to elaborate on evidence by explaining how and why it supports their ideas. This step-by-step resource is ideal for students who struggle to explain their thinking and need clear models of strong vs. w
Preview of 5 Themes of Geography MEGA Bundle | Quizzes, Exit Tickets, Foldable, Activities

5 Themes of Geography MEGA Bundle | Quizzes, Exit Tickets, Foldable, Activities

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This growing bundle includes everything you need to teach, practice, and assess the 5 Themes of Geography: Movement, Region, Human-Environment Interaction, Location, and Place. Perfect for grades 4–8, these activities build engagement, reinforce key concepts, and save you valuable prep time. What’s Inside: ✔️ 5 Themes Foldables (interactive student notes) ✔️ Multiple Quizzes (paper + digital Google Forms) ✔️ Exit Tickets (variety of formats for quick checks) ✔️ Sort & Match Activities (writ
Preview of Break Down the Prompt | Multi-Step Directions & Prompt Analysis Activity

Break Down the Prompt | Multi-Step Directions & Prompt Analysis Activity

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Students often lose points on assignments because they don’t fully read or understand the prompt. This resource teaches students how to analyze prompts, identify action verbs, and break multi-step directions into clear steps before writing.Students learn a simple Prompt Detective Strategy that helps them understand exactly what a question is asking so they can give complete answers. This activity works well for ELA, Social Studies, research projects, writing assignments, and test preparation.
Preview of Evaluating Sources: How Do You Know What’s True? | Interactive Google Slides

Evaluating Sources: How Do You Know What’s True? | Interactive Google Slides

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Help students become smarter researchers with this interactive Google Slides mini lesson that teaches how to tell if a source is reliable, biased, or unreliable! Through guided examples and engaging practice, students learn how to apply the R.E.A.L. acronym (Reliable, Evidence-based, Authoritative, and Limited bias) to evaluate sources they encounter online and in research. This resource is designed for easy teaching — perfect for a short lesson, center activity, or digital research skills uni
Preview of Text Evidence Test Prep | Find the Strongest Evidence in a Passage

Text Evidence Test Prep | Find the Strongest Evidence in a Passage

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Help your students master text-based evidence questions with this test-prep focused resource! This activity is designed to mirror state assessment formats, where students must not only choose the correct answer—but also identify and justify the strongest supporting evidence from the text. What Students Will Do: Read engaging, test-style passages Answer multiple-choice questions Underline or highlight the STRONGEST supporting evidence Explain how their evidence supports their answer Wha
Preview of Constructed Response Practice | Text Evidence Writing

Constructed Response Practice | Text Evidence Writing

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Help your students master constructed response writing with this scaffolded resource designed to build confidence using text evidence and clear explanations. Students will move from guided practice to independent writing while learning how to answer questions completely, support their thinking, and explain their ideas effectively. What’s Included 5 Levels of Scaffolded Constructed Response Practice Engaging reading passages with text-dependent questions Step-by-step strategy guide (how to
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About the store

Experience

I’ve been teaching for 5 years—1 year in ELA and 4 years in Social Studies. I love blending Social Studies, reading, and writing so students can build skills across subjects while staying engaged. My resources reflect that same mix: meaningful, cross-curricular, and fun!

Teaching style

I teach upper elementary and middle school, so I know kids learn best with interactive and engaging content. I focus on making Social Studies and ELA more accessible by blending reading, writing, and hands-on activities that keep students involved and excited to learn.

My own education history

• B.A. – Bryn Mawr College • M.S.Ed. – University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Education • +30 Graduate Credits – University of California, San Diego Extended Studies