NextGen Curriculum

Help students celebrate their growth, reflect on meaningful memories, and prepare for the future with this engaging End-of-Year Reflection Lesson! This low-prep resource is perfect for the final weeks of school and encourages students to think positively about their accomplishments, challenges, and personal growth throughout the year. This resource includes: Ready-to-use PowerPoint lesson Printable student reflection worksheet Discussion prompts Goal-setting activities “Letter to Future Me”

Help students celebrate their growth, reflect on meaningful memories, and prepare for the future with this engaging End-of-Year Reflection Lesson! This low-prep resource is perfect for the final weeks of school and encourages students to think positively about their accomplishments, challenges, and personal growth throughout the year. This resource includes: Ready-to-use PowerPoint lesson Printable student reflection worksheet Discussion prompts Goal-setting activities “Letter to Future Me”

Help students celebrate their growth, reflect on meaningful memories, and prepare for the future with this engaging End-of-Year Reflection Lesson! This low-prep resource is perfect for the final weeks of school and encourages students to think positively about their accomplishments, challenges, and personal growth throughout the year. This resource includes: Printable student reflection worksheet Discussion prompts Goal-setting activities “Letter to Future Me” writing activity Classroom ref

Worksheets include: Respect, Responsibility, Emotions, Empathy, & Decision Making.

Looking for a meaningful and engaging way to teach students about Memorial Day? This no-prep worksheet is designed specifically for middle school learners and blends reading comprehension, vocabulary, critical thinking, and writing—all in one resource. This activity goes beyond surface-level understanding by helping students explore the true purpose of Memorial Day—honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice in military service—while also encouraging reflection and personal connection.

This lesson, "Logical Fallacies: When Arguments Go Wrong," is a highly engaging, critical-thinking-focused presentation designed to help students recognize and evaluate flawed reasoning in arguments. It blends direct instruction, real-life examples, and active student participation.

This interactive lesson helps students develop critical literacy by learning to differentiate facts from opinions in text, speech, and media. Students engage in multiple, embedded response strategies that encourage speaking, writing, movement, and collaboration — reinforcing conceptual understanding through practice and discussion.

Aligns well with SEL competencies: self-awareness, self-management, and responsible decision-making Can be completed independently or discussed in small groups Works well as a 15–20 minute SEL block activity

Basic info and worksheet for MLK Day.

Can be used as: Independent worksheet Small-group discussion Exit ticket after a scenario-based lesson Easily adaptable for role-play or journal response

Supports self-management and behavior regulation Ideal for: Calm-down corners Behavior intervention supports Pre-testing routines Time: 10–15 minutes

Directly supports PBIS expectations (Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe) Great for: Morning work End-of-day reflection Behavior check-ins Time: 10–15 minutes

Targets self-awareness and social awareness Works well as: Morning meeting activity Small-group SEL lesson Counseling or PBIS support

Halloween Worksheet

Veteran's Day Worksheet

Veteran's Day Worksheet

Facts Vs. Opinion Worksheet

4th Grade Halloween Worksheet

2nd Grade Halloween Worksheet