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Students practice writing all school year. Help student writing improve by using this series of answer sheets that includes cues for students as they write. You'll be glad you did!

Students evaluate some TED talks using the worksheet then prepare an informative speech using the same TED format.

Use this cute infographic to help communicate who, when, and how new babies and mothers get visitors. Originally designed for preemies, it's good for any new bundle of joy.

Social Studies-World History. After covering the basic identifiers for civilizations, students work in teams to create their own using the rubric.

Social Studies-Geography Determine how much your students already know about the Five Themes of Geography OR use it as a refresher of previous content. 10 Multiple Choice Questions

Social Studies-World History. Determine how much the students already know about the unit by giving this pre-assessment. Use Part 1 Only (10 Multiple Choice Questions) or add in Part 2 (1 Open Response Question).

Label the map using specific instructions highlighting important areas of Ancient Rome. Directions for the map and questions about Ancient Rome are included.

Help students review material they missed on a test by completing this Wrong Answer Analysis. It's a great way to incorporate reteaching techniques and give students a chance to earn points back for an assignment if you choose. Can be used with any content and any type of summative assessment.

Help students understand the process for determining whether information online comes from a reliable source. Use this checklist to guide student thinking about any web address you send them to.

Individual student/player skill assessment perfect for a PE unit or for a Coach.

Create a space for students to keep up with the words they read and learn during a unit, or provide multiple pages for use all year. This is a great way to help them remember where the word came from and also make meaningful connections that are proven to help retention.

Help students tackle Extended Response Questions (ERQ) with this simple process. Great for any content or grade.

This guided reading activity is a great introductory tool for the beginning of the year. Start your history class by addressing the age old question of "Why do I need to know this?" and allow students to make some personal connections as well.

Social Studies-World History. Prepare for the Unit Test with this review packet. 16 Matching, 9 Fill-in-the-Blank, 5 Multiple Choice, 4 Short Answer with a Word Bank.

Nonfiction passage about Tetris with comprehension questions and analytic responses. 10 multiple choice and 3 analysis questions.

Social Studies-World History. End of unit test over ancient Mesopotamia. 10 Multiple Choice Questions, 2 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions, 4 Short Answer Questions, and 1 Open Response Question.

Social Studies-World History. Ancient Israel End of Unit Test. 21 Multiple Choice Questions, 1 Open Response Question. Answer Key included, Kentucky 4.1 standards referenced on answer sheet.

Social Studies-World History. End of Unit Test over Early India and Ancient China. 21 Multiple Choice Questions, 1 Open Response Question. Answer Key Included.

Social Studies-World History End of Unit Test over Middle Ages/Renaissance. This unit test has reading passages followed by multiple choice and short answer questions, a chart to be filled out and an extended response question.

Social Studies-World History End of Unit Test for Pre-History/Ancient Man and early Mesopotamia. 20 Multiple Choice Questions, 2 Open Response Questions. Answer Key included with Kentucky 4.1 standards referenced.