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Format: 37 Page Printable PDF | Grade Level: 3-12
A 183-page, three-level essay writing curriculum built around one central idea: a strong thesis doesn’t just state a position, it creates tension, holds two competing ideas in balance, and resolves them with a clear argument within a 5 paragraph essay (and any academic paper). Students at every level learn to write with precision, authority, and purpose.
Transform your literature study into an engaging journey of critical thinking, historical discovery, and hands-on learning! And let even your young learning impress you with their analytical thinking skills while having fun with project-based learning. This comprehensive novel study for The Courage of Sarah Noble goes far beyond traditional comprehension worksheets. Students develop analytical thinking skills…
A 12-page companion tool for the Tuning Fork Thesis Method. Includes seven thesis testing questions with revision direction for each, the “Although A and B, nevertheless C” formula broken down with cross-subject examples, an announcement language guide, a step-by-step revision workflow, a quick diagnostic table, and three level-specific graphic organizers for Levels 1, 2, and 3. Works as a planning tool before drafting, a revision diagnostic, or a conferencing reference.
To be used as a companion to the book and movie.
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Take time to deep dive the book Lost on a Mountain in Maine.
Use this cross-curricular guide to help make Donn Fendler’s 9 days lost in the Maine wilderness come to life. In this guide you will find these sections:
We have used this book and guide in correlation with our study of the 50 states.
Transform fiction into history with these immersive ‘primary sources’ from Roz’s world! Discover what REALLY happened to Roz through shipping manifests, field notes, and secret memos.
Analyze. Debate. Create. Bringing document-based learning to your Wild Robot novel study — Turn passive readers into active investigators with this document-based learning adventure.
Perfect for homeschool or classroom: The Wild Robot document analysis that students love.
PDF 30+ Pages | 7 pre-made mock documents | 10+ activities
Transform “The Wild Robot” into a philosophical adventure with this 9-page guide that makes complex thinking accessible and exciting for middle schoolers! Students will physically rebuild Roz piece by piece, tackling the ancient Ship of Theseus paradox while exploring mind-body dualism, identity, and consciousness.
This classroom-tested resource includes:
Perfect for grades 6-8, this unique approach deepens novel comprehension while developing sophisticated thinking skills that extend far beyond literature. Watch your students light up as they debate: “If every part of Roz is replaced, is she still Roz?”
No philosophy background needed—just print and teach!
Transform your literature instruction with this comprehensive novel study designed for homeschool families and elementary teachers. This complete unit includes differentiated activities for grades PK-5, cross-curricular extensions, character analysis tools, and flexible lesson plans. Perfect for developing critical thinking skills while exploring Richard Atwater’s beloved classic about penguins, family, and following dreams.
Includes: 75+ pages of activities, lesson plans, assessment tools, and implementation guides for confident literature instruction that students love. Supplemental reading and material list included.
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