Dive into Mr. Popper’s Penguins Choose Your Own Adventure, a 23-page printable PDF activity based on the beloved novel.
Students make choices as Mr. Popper, navigating 25 scenarios and 28 unique paths to explore responsibility, family, and dreams through penguin care challenges. Includes teacher instructions, a tracking sheet, reflection questions, extension activities, and a coloring page. Perfect for PK-5th grade classrooms or homeschooling, this interactive game promotes critical thinking and creativity.
Engage grades 4-7 with this interactive “Bud, Not Buddy” choose-your-own-adventure PDF! Perfect for classroom or homeschool use, this 25-page resource includes 43 scenario cards, 3 finales, and reflection tools to explore Great Depression themes like resilience and family. No-prep, printable, and reusable
A Companion guide for Castle Diary by Richard Platt! Features 6 differentiated worksheet sections (Grades 3–12) connecting Tobias Burgess’s medieval diary to real history. Includes analysis questions, comprehension activities, complete answer key, rubrics, and extension projects. Perfect for whole class, differentiated instruction, or homeschool. Covers feudalism, castle life, medieval society, and historical thinking skills. 30 pages, print-and-go format!
Transform a single afternoon into meaningful exploration of frontier friendship. Students analyze gift exchanges, research traditional plants, and build model snares to understand survival physics.
A hands-on, differentiated novel study for Louis Sachar’s Holes that connects the story to real desert science, American history, and literary craft. Built for grades 3 through 9, with separate question sets and activities for every grade band. Works in a single afternoon or across a full week.
Step into a real 1915 inquiry as a junior investigator building the file the official report couldn’t. Five sealed evidence envelopes guide students through decoding a real wireless transmission, reconstructing a damaged cargo record, and auditing an official document for what it quietly leaves out. No locks required, just careful reading and cross-referencing. Includes a full facilitator guide, answer key, self-check card for solo play, and three differentiation tiers for grades 3 to 12, but geared mostly towards middle and high school. While it is an escape room, it’s built like a real inquiry, and not simply not a treasure hunt: every stage ends in a written hypothesis, judgment call, or argument.
Make Miss Hickory come to life! This novel study helps students live life alongside Miss Hickory and how she journeys through the seasons. It’s a hands-on guide to have fun while reading the book while also analyzing its literary devices, key characters, and vocabulary. There are over 20 pages, 15 or more all have activities and/or explore the novel in a meaningful way.
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