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Plan your next unit with standards-aligned US teaching resources for middle school ELA and geography, plus high school English Language Arts.
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Bring reading, writing and language work together through a structured middle school ELA curriculum with worksheets, activities, slides and answer keys.
Develop map skills, spatial thinking and geographical inquiry with a structured middle school curriculum. Select units to fit your own teaching sequence.
Plan high school reading, literary analysis and writing with a broad ELA curriculum. Includes lesson materials, activities, slides and answer keys.
Use these suggestions to extend your planning. Local examples and activities below are teaching ideas to add, rather than a list of files included in every product.
Choose a reading goal, model an evidence-based response and build toward an independent writing task. Use student work to plan the next lesson.
Combine map reading with data interpretation. Ask students to explain a pattern and identify the evidence behind their explanation.
Pre-teach vocabulary, provide a worked example or break a task into stages. Extend confident learners with a more demanding source or question.
TeachLessons guarantees alignment with the applicable US state standards for the subjects and grade levels stated in each product description.
The featured middle school ELA and geography resources are listed for Grades 6–8. The high school ELA resource is listed for Grades 9–12.
Select units that support your learning goals and place them within your district teaching sequence. The product details describe the included materials and available formats.
Check the preview, file formats and licence, then choose the materials that support your next lesson.