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We did read every one before putting it here. We checked the facts, the math, the answers in the answer keys and that each true or false and multiple-choice question has exactly one right answer. Where the generator got something wrong we corrected it in the copy shown here, and each page says what kind of fix we made. Where a pack fell short overall we left it out rather than show it.

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Kindergarten to 2nd grade

Concrete, picture-rich lessons with strategies students can say out loud and practice on a whiteboard.

Grade 1 · Mathematics

Adding and Subtracting within 20

Did you know 9 + 8 makes 17? 🌅

Adding and Subtracting within 20 - illustration
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1st Grade · Math
Adding and subtracting within 20
10 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan
Finding the Main Idea in Nonfiction - illustration
Grade 2 · English Language Arts

Finding the Main Idea in Nonfiction

Why do writers hide the main point in a paragraph?

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2nd Grade · ELA
Finding the main idea in nonfiction
10 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan

3rd to 5th grade

Upper elementary lessons with warm-ups, worked examples, a reading passage and an exit ticket.

Life Cycles and Traits of Organisms - illustration
Grade 3 · Science

Life Cycles and Traits of Organisms

How does a tiny egg become a soaring butterfly?

Photo by Tom Van Dyck on Pexels
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3rd Grade · Science
Life cycles and traits of organisms
10 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan
Equivalent Fractions and Comparing Fractions - illustration
Grade 4 · Mathematics

Equivalent Fractions and Comparing Fractions

Can two different fractions be exactly the same value?

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4th Grade · Math
Equivalent fractions and comparing fractions
10 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan
The Water Cycle and Earth's Systems - illustration
Grade 5 · Science

The Water Cycle and Earth's Systems

Why does rain fall only after clouds appear? 🌅

Photo by Josh Sorenson on Pexels
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5th Grade · Science
The water cycle and Earth's systems
10 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan
The American Revolution: Causes & Consequences - illustration
Grade 5 · Social Studies

The American Revolution: Causes & Consequences

Did a tea tax really start a war? 🌅

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5th Grade · Social Studies
The American Revolution: causes and consequences
10 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan

Middle school (6th to 8th grade)

Middle school packs with real-world problems, primary sources and differentiated practice.

Ratios and Unit Rates: Real‑World Applications - illustration
Grade 6 · Mathematics

Ratios and Unit Rates: Real‑World Applications

What everyday decision becomes easier when you compare unit rates? 🌅

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6th Grade · Math
Ratios and unit rates
10 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan
The US Constitution and Bill of Rights - illustration
Grade 8 · US History

The US Constitution and Bill of Rights

What freedoms does this old paper protect today?

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8th Grade · US History
The US Constitution and Bill of Rights
10 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan

High school (9th to 12th grade)

High school lessons with text evidence, extended responses and extension tasks for advanced students.

Argumentative Writing: Claim, Evidence, Reasoning - illustration
Grade 9 · English Language Arts

Argumentative Writing: Claim, Evidence, Reasoning

Why do some essays convince us while others fall flat? 🌅

Photo by Ali Ahmed on Pexels
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9th Grade · ELA
Argumentative writing: claim, evidence, reasoning
12 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan
DNA, Genes and Heredity - illustration
Grade 9 · Biology

DNA, Genes and Heredity

Why does a tiny molecule shape who we are? 🌅

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9th Grade · Biology
DNA, genes and heredity
12 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan
1914 Spark: Causes of World War I - illustration
Grade 10 · World History

1914 Spark: Causes of World War I

Why did a single murder ignite a global conflict? 🌅

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10th Grade · World History
The causes of World War I
12 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan
The Great Gatsby and the American Dream - illustration
Grade 11 · English Literature

The Great Gatsby and the American Dream

Can wealth ever truly fulfill the American Dream?

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11th Grade · English Literature
The Great Gatsby and the American Dream
12 slides · worksheet with answers · lesson plan

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