Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionProblem SolvingAlbert's Bigger Than Big IdeaMath focusOrdering three objects by size and naming the smallestKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingCount Off, Squeak Scouts!Math focusOrdinal position in a line of fiveKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGeometry · Problem SolvingFinding Shapes with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the MuseumMath focusNaming plane and solid shapes on sight, in any size and any positionKindergarten · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingGrandma's Tiny HouseMath focusCounting a group of objects one by one and saying how manyKindergarten · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Measurement · Number SenseLet's Make a Bar GraphMath focusNaming and building the four parts of a bar graphKindergarten · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Problem SolvingMighty MaddieMath focusComparing two objects by weight by holding one in each handKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingMouse Math, a Mousey MessMath focusSorting a mixed set into exactly four given categories by kindKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingMousier the Merrier!Math focusCounting on from a running total as each new group joinsKindergarten · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingOne Duck StuckMath focusCounting a group of objects and saying how manyKindergarten · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingPlus 1, Minus 1Math focusCounting a group of up to six from one to say how manyKindergarten · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Geometry · Problem SolvingSort it Out!Math focusSorting a set into a pile that obeys one stated attribute ruleKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingTeaspoons, Tablespoons, and CupsMath focusCounting on to sixteen while iterating a unitKindergarten · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number SenseTeddy Bear, Teddy Bear, School Day MathMath focusCounting by twos to eight with paired countersKindergarten · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingWhere's That BoneMath focusDescribing where an object is with a position word and a named landmarkKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number SenseComparing two things without counting anythingKindergarten · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseCounting a group, and saying how manyKindergarten · Sequenced unitBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planSorting by a rule you can say out loudKindergarten · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterAction and FeelingWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularyVocabulary in ContextWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare DetailsWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · DiscussionEvidence DiscussionWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceEvidence ResponseWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · ThemeCentral MessageWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten12 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewAnalyze Point of ViewDuck! Rabbit!K–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze How Illustrations Support an ArgumentDuck! Rabbit!K–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceKey Details: What Each One Points AtDuck! Rabbit!K–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanGoodnight, Goodnight, Construction SiteK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSequence Which Truck Goes FirstGoodnight, Goodnight, Construction SiteK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAuthor's CraftAnalyze Repetition and RhymeGoodnight, Goodnight, Construction SiteK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceKey Details How a Truck Goes to BedGoodnight, Goodnight, Construction SiteK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanLittle PeaK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSequence The Week and the Count to FiveLittle PeaK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze What Illustrations AddLittle PeaK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonClassify Questions by PurposeMeet the MeerkatK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonMatch Questions with AnswersMeet the MeerkatK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare Two Accounts of the Same FactMeet the MeerkatK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterWhole-Book PlanRed is BestK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceKey Details The Four Parts of Every PageRed is BestK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterCharacter Response Two Kinds of ReasonRed is BestK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze How Colour Adds MeaningRed is BestK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceKey DetailsWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15 minutesOpen →
4Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Point of View · +2 moreReading Pictures for MeaningK–5 Reading Units · KindergartenBuilt from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
4Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Author's CraftRecognizing and Predicting Patterns KindergartenK–5 Reading Units · KindergartenBuilt from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanDuck! Rabbit!K–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanMud PuddleK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceAnalyze SequenceMud PuddleK–5 Reading · Kindergarten16-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Repeated and Growing ListMud PuddleK–5 Reading · Kindergarten17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Repeated Event SequenceMud PuddleK–5 Reading · Kindergarten17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Character and SettingThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Repeated SequenceThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanMeet the MeerkatK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMake InferencesThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten20-minute short versionOpen →
Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Patterns & AlgebraGrandma's Tiny House KindergartenK–5 Math · Kindergarten3 lessons · 20 minutes eachOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number SenseK Comparing two things without counting anythingK–5 Math Units · KindergartenBuilt from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · MoneyA Dollar, a Penny, How Much and How ManyMath focusComposing one hundred cents from quarters, dimes and penniesGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreA Thousand TheosMath focusDoubling a quantity to twenty by making a second equal groupGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the CircusMath focusAdding within twenty by counting on from the larger numberGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert Adds Up!Math focusCounting on one or two to add within 11Grade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert Doubles the FunMath focusDoubles facts within 20Grade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreAlbert Helps OutMath focusNaming the cent value of a penny, nickel, dime and quarterGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert Starts SchoolMath focusOrdering the seven days of the week and stepping forward and back along themGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPatterns & Algebra · Problem SolvingAll About ProbabilityMath focusDeciding which outcome is more likely from which group is biggerGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Geometry · +1 moreBeach for AlbertMath focusComparing how much two containers hold by pouringGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPatterns & Algebra · Problem SolvingBravo, Albert!Math focusComparing two repeating patterns built from the same two objectsGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number SenseCountasaurusMath focusCounting a named set of objects to ten, one number word per objectGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingDeductive DetectiveMath focusSubtracting one from a number within twelve by counting backGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreDomino AdditionMath focusAdding the two spot counts on a domino to a total within twelveGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +1 moreEqual ShmequalMath focusMaking two groups with the same numberGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Problem SolvingGive Me Half!Math focusPartitioning one whole into two equal sharesGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +3 moreHalf or WholeMath focusPartitioning one whole into two equal partsGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingHenry Keeps ScoreMath focusComparing two groups within five and telling how many more and how many fewerGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingHide And SeekMath focusComparing how many number words two counting units take to the same numberGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Geometry · +1 moreKitten CastleMath focusDeciding whether an object fits a container by direct comparisonGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionProblem SolvingLet's Fly a KiteMath focusPartitioning a whole into two matching parts by foldingGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingLet's Go, Snow!Math focusReading a thermometer and deciding whether the reading is above or below 32Grade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreLet's Make a Tally ChartMath focusRecording data with tally marks, one mark per responseGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Patterns & AlgebraMathis Does Not Like MathMath focusCounting a set of objects exactly once, to 17Grade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreMeasure It!Math focusMeasuring a length by iterating one unit and counting the iterationsGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingOne is a DrummerMath focusCounting a named set of objects to ten, one number word per objectGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Patterns & AlgebraPounds, Feet, and InchesMath focusSorting objects as lighter or heavier than a one-pound benchmarkGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingRoyal Treasure MeasureMath focusMeasuring a length by laying one unit end to end and counting the unitsGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · GeometrySeconds, Minutes, and HoursMath focusOrdering second, minute, hour and day from shortest to longestGrade 1 · Full book lessons3 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Measurement · Number Sense · +1 moreSir Cumference and the Off-the-Charts DessertMath focusBuilding a count picture with one mark for one voteGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreSorting Through Spring (Math in Nature)Math focusSorting a collection by one attribute, then re-sorting the same collection by a different oneGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Problem SolvingTally Cat Keeps TrackMath focusRecording a count as tally marks in groups of five, to 18Grade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number SenseThe Action of SubtractionMath focusTaking away from a group and counting what is leftGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingThe Penguin LadyMath focusCounting on from a running total as each new group arrivesGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseThe Right Place for AlbertMath focusMatching one to one and finding what is left overGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingThe Yum-Yum HouseMath focusFinding a missing addend by counting on to a fixed targetGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseUnderwater Counting Even NumbersMath focusDeciding whether a whole number is even or odd from its ending digitGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Geometry · +1 moreWindows, Rings, and GrapesMath focusBuilding two-dimensional shapes from a stated number of sides and cornersGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingX Marks the Spot!Math focusCounting steps along two directions and joining the two counts into a totalGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & SubtractionDoubling: making a second group that matchesGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planKeeping a record you can trustGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number SenseMeasuring with a unit you lay end to endGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Fractions & Decimals · Number Sense · +1 moreOne whole, two equal partsGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number SenseTaking away, and what is leftGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseTwo groups side by side: how many more, how many fewerGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyAbba Meshugah Bezrat Hashem a Book That Carries Two LanguagesA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyMonotremes Gondwana Incubating Words the Book Explains ItselfA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · DiscussionTalk Circle Does Hanaleah Need to KnowA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · DiscussionTalk Circle Half Lizard Half Beaver or All PlatypusA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain IdeaA Dollar a Penny All These Combinations the Sentence That Ties a Page TogetherK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonA Dollar a Penny It Doesn t Grow on TreesK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastA Dollar a Penny Metal and Round Paper and RectangularK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularyA Dollar a Penny Money Is the Term forK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonA Dollar a Penny Ton and Through Listening for the Words That RhymeK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceReading the Book's Question and ShrugA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Help Sebastian Look UpK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularyAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Is CalledK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text FeaturesAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Lots of Big CatsK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Zip Zoom Uh OhK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Zooms Skates EntersK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterAlbert Adds Up Albert's Paw Says It First Feelings You Can SeeK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastAlbert Adds Up First and After All What Albert Wanted TwiceK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceAlbert Adds Up First Next Then Last Retelling Albert's TripsK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularyAlbert Adds Up What Is It Getting a Meaning Out of the PageK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Text EvidenceMathis Does Not Like Math Easy for Him Hard for Him Comparing with butK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceMathis Does Not Like Math First Next Last Retelling Mathis's DayK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceStrangest Mammal on Earth Presenting Your Best Platypus FactA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterThis Is My Abba Presenting a Picture the Way Pnina DoesA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonYou Won t Believe Me Reading Pnina Out LoudA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →
Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +3 moreCompare Equal Groups and BalanceK–5 Math · Grade 17 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyBecause Vocabulary in ContextBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain IdeaInterdependence Central IdeaBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastLike Stardust Describing Something They ve Never SeenA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSequence and StructureBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceThe Number Hunt: What the Book Counted and WhyA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonInfer a Print-Feature RuleABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionReading FoundationsBuild Foundational Reading SkillsABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAuthor's CraftAnalyze Author's CraftABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonInfer Character MotivationAnd You Can Come TooK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInterpret a Phrase Used in Two WaysAnd You Can Come TooK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanBoomer Goes to SchoolK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonSequence Places and EventsBoomer Goes to SchoolK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonAnalyze Repetition Across EventsBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTrace an Important Object Through a StoryBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →2Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Compare & Contrast · +2 moreELA Unit What Boomer KnowsK–5 Reading · Grade 1Built from 2 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonAnalyze Speaker and Print EmphasisI Have to Go!K–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare Repeated ResponsesI Have to Go!K–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze How a Repeated Question ChangesI Have to Go!K–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonPigs Smarter Than You ThinkK–5 Reading · Grade 130-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & Contrast · Sequence · +1 moreAnalyze SequenceThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 130-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · SequenceUnderstanding Characters Through Their ActionsK–5 Reading Units · Grade 1Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonInfer a Speaker's Intended MeaningAnd You Can Come TooK–5 Reading · Grade 116-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonMake and Check a PredictionBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 116-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonShort versionWhole-Book PlanIshK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFull + short versionsWhole-Book PlanIshK–5 Reading · Grade 1Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 1Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonStephanies Ponytail Because of the PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonStephanie's Ponytail: Because of the PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastStephanies Ponytail What Stephanie Says BackK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastStephanie's Ponytail: What Stephanie Says BackK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · DiscussionFull + short versionsAnalyze CharactersThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonShort versionAnalyze CharactersThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 117-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterSkill Character ResponseThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSkill Dependent SequenceThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 132-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Cause and EffectStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 117-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare and ContrastStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 117-minute short versionOpen →6Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Character · +3 moreUnderstanding Cause and EffectK–5 Reading Units · Grade 1Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Discussion · ComprehensionAce Lacewing Bug Detective the Questions Ace AsksK–5 Reading · Grade 118 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceShort versionMake InferencesCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Vocabulary · Compare & Contrast · +1 moreFull + short versionsMake InferencesCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Repeated Cause-and-Effect PatternCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Intended and Actual EffectsDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze How a Character ChangesDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidencePigs Opened It Just a LittleK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidencePigs Opened It Just a LittleK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonHow Far GoesIshK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularySkill Word Meaning and FormationIshK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Chain of Cause and EffectThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →
4Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Main Idea · Text Evidence · +3 moreFinding the Lesson or MessageK–5 Reading Units · Grade 1Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceAnalyze SequenceDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 119-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionDiscussionDont Forget to Come Back Three Things Four TimesK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionReading FoundationsWhole-Book PlanABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text EvidenceAce Lacewing Bug Detective Follow the HoneyK–5 Reading · Grade 120 minutesOpen →Reading lessonCompare Character Knowledge with Reader KnowledgeBoomer Goes to SchoolK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze What Changes a Character's ActionsBoomer Goes to SchoolK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & Contrast · Text FeaturesFull + short versionsUse Text EvidenceThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceShort versionUse Text EvidenceThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanI Have to Go!K–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonShort versionDetermine Theme with Text EvidenceIshK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text Evidence · Text Features · +2 moreFull + short versionsDetermine Theme with Text EvidenceIshK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionThemeSkill Cause and Central MessageIshK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme · Author's CraftSkill Central Message Through StructureThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInfer Theme from the EndingStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingAdd and SubtractK–5 Math · Grade 120 minutesOpen →
4Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Fractions & Decimals · Number Sense · +1 moreOne Whole Two Equal PartsK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreDoubling: making a second group that matchesK–5 Math Units · Grade 1Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanAnd You Can Come TooK–5 Reading · Grade 121–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterWhole-Book PlanBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 121–30 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterA Thousand Theos a Shaky Voice How the Book Shows SadnessK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceA Thousand Theos First Then at the EndK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonA Thousand Theos I ll Make Another One the Words People Use to HelpK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonA Thousand Theos Lost Dog What a Sign Has to SayK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonBad for Them Good for Me What Changes in the Last Repeated SentenceK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & ContrastThe Book Says; the Second Text SaysA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Compare & ContrastThe Singing Voice and the Counting VoiceA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & ContrastWhat Could It BeA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhy Pnina Keeps BelievingA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreModel Growing Number PatternsK–5 Math · Grade 18 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →
3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Addition & Subtraction · Number SenseKeeping a Record You Can TrustK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 3 source books5 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →
3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreMeasuring with a Unit You Lay End to EndK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 3 source books6 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →
4Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreTwo Groups Side by SideK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 4 source books4 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →
Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreCount Equal Groups and Skip-CountK–5 Math · Grade 25 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · GeometryClassify Shapes by Two AttributesK–5 Math · Grade 26 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreSubtract Two-Digit NumbersK–5 Math · Grade 25 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceKey DetailsCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSequence and StructureCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSpeaker DevelopmentCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Vocabulary · Compare & ContrastVocabulary in ContextCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · ThemeCentral Idea and ThemeCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMake InferencesAnimals Black and WhiteK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInterpret Quotation Marks and ItalicsAnimals Black and WhiteK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonDetermine Meaning of Animal-Family WordsAnimals in CamouflageK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of View · Compare & ContrastComparing PerspectivesBink and Gollie: Whack-a-DuckK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastBorrowed Name AllusionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastBagels Come Home Why They Nearly Renamed the DogK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Text FeaturesCompare Combine SolutionsK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Text FeaturesBadir and the Beaver Hear Every Idea Hear Every ObjectionK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Compare & ContrastDad’s Real PlanEnemy PieK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceEvidence Hidden in an InterviewK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyExplicit Context DefinitionsK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyCaptain Jake Words from the SeaK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Figurative LanguageFigurative Quills UpK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Figurative LanguageSoapstone Porcupine Quills UpK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewFirsthand Information and SourceK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Vocabulary · +2 moreGlossary and ContextK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Vocabulary · +2 moreLark and the Dessert Disaster the Words Lark LovesK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →2Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & ContrastELA Unit How the Clues Give the Animal AwayK–5 Reading · Grade 2Built from 2 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterInfer Reason Across a Whole BookK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterWhere's Burgess Why He Keeps LookingK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterInfer Unstated SolutionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterSoapstone Porcupine the Solution the Book Does Not ExplainK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMy Afternoon Guest Inference from Multiple CluesK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferencePattern of CluesK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceBagels Come Home Who Has Been Opening the DoorsK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Text EvidencePrediction from EvidenceK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceReuse One Object as EvidenceK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonBadir and the Beaver the Beaver on the NickelK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterSayings in ContextK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterBen the Inventor — The Sayings Ben and Jack ShareK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonInterpret Intended Meaning in QuestionsSong of Middle CK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonIdentify and Compare Key DetailsSong of Middle CK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare and ContrastSong of Middle CK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonState Problem PreciselyK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastStory Versus Factual Back MatterK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTest and Disprove ExplanationK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhere's Burgess Test and Disprove the ExplanationK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonCompare Repeated Actions and DestinationsThe Fire StationK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceThree Clues What They SupportK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceLark and the Dessert Disaster — The Three CluesK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTrace Facts to SourcesK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & EffectTracing Cause and EffectBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTrack Attempts and FailuresK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionFact vs. FictionTrue Information Inside FictionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of ViewWhat He WantsEnemy PieK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonInterpret Figurative and Literal MeaningWhen Pigs FlyK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterWorking It Out BackwardsWhen Pigs FlyK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEverybody Tells Him NoWhen Pigs FlyK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →
2Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of View · Compare & ContrastComparing Points of ViewK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 2 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonIdentify and Organize Supporting DetailsAnimals Black and WhiteK–5 Reading · Grade 216-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMake InferencesAnimals in CamouflageK–5 Reading · Grade 216-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonClassify Details About Animal CamouflageAnimals in CamouflageK–5 Reading · Grade 216-minute short versionOpen →
6Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & Effect · Character · Point of View · +3 moreTracing Cause and EffectK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonTrace a Repeated Word and Its ResponsesThe Fire StationK–5 Reading · Grade 217-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare Two Doorstep ScenesThe Fire StationK–5 Reading · Grade 218-minute short versionOpen →6Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of View · Compare & ContrastComparing Characters PerspectivesK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Point of View · +2 moreMaking InferencesK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of View · Vocabulary · +1 moreThe Words They UseK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →3Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of View · Fact vs. FictionWhat Is True Inside a Made Up StoryK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & EffectBuild the Cause ChainBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 220 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastHow Each Character RespondsBink and Gollie: Whack-a-DuckK–5 Reading · Grade 220 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFull PlanCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 220-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterHow His Response ChangesEnemy PieK–5 Reading · Grade 220 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanSong of Middle CK–5 Reading · Grade 215–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanWhen Pigs FlyK–5 Reading · Grade 215–20 minutesOpen →
3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +2 moreEqual Groups and What Is Left OverK–5 Math · Grade 2Built from 3 source books20-minute full lesson · 30-minute optionOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +2 moreThe unit decides the numberK–5 Math Units · Grade 2Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →6Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Sequence · +1 moreUsing the EvidenceK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & Effect · Character · Compare & Contrast · +2 moreWhat They Say What They DoK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →4Unit planWriting Clear InstructionsK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanAnimals Black and WhiteK–5 Reading · Grade 221–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanAnimals in CamouflageK–5 Reading · Grade 221–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanThe Fire StationK–5 Reading · Grade 221–30 minutesOpen →
3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Measurement · Number Sense · +3 moreMaking a Graph Somebody Else Can ReadK–5 Math · Grade 2Built from 3 source books30 minutesOpen →
3Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Figurative LanguageLiteral, Nonliteral, and Multiple MeaningsK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreMeasure and Model Square PyramidsK–5 Math · Grade 38 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +3 moreCompare and Model FractionsK–5 Math · Grade 37 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Reading lessonInterpret Words with Multiple MeaningsArt's SuppliesK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMake InferencesArt's SuppliesK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare a Narrator's Opening and EndingArt's SuppliesK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonSequence Steps in a Character's PlanBoy SoupK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonThe Giant s Own LetterBoy SoupK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceClever Beatrice What She Says What He InfersK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceClever Beatrice — When the Evidence Leaves It OpenK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceTwo Supported InterpretationsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewFull + short versionsAnalyze a Spider's Point of ViewDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonShort versionAnalyze a Spider's Point of ViewDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonFaces of the Moon Four Kinds of PageK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonPage Types and JobsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain IdeaFaces of the Moon Topic or Main IdeaK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain IdeaTopic Vs Main IdeaK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · SequenceFaces of the Moon Use Organization to Rebuild SequenceK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · SequenceOrganization Reconstruct SequenceK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionThemeA Theme the Book ShowsJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionThemeTheme Shown Not StatedK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewWhose Story Is ThisJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · Text EvidenceMain Idea Supporting DetailsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · Text EvidenceThe House That George Built — What the Book Is Mainly AboutK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonParallel Story LinesK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonInterpret Literal and Intended MeaningPecorino's First ConcertK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInfer a Speaker's IdentityPecorino's First ConcertK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare a Repeated Question's SpeakersPecorino's First ConcertK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequence · Text Evidence · Text Features · +1 moreRepeated Plot PatternK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonWhat Stays, What ChangesRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Author's CraftState Structure as RuleK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Text Features · ThemeThe Evidence for the ThemeRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Text Features · ThemeTheme Words and IllustrationsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonUse Print Features to Read FluentlyWhen Louis Armstrong Taught Me ScatK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonBuild Fluency and Sound AwarenessWhen Louis Armstrong Taught Me ScatK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare a Repeated Song's ContextWhen Louis Armstrong Taught Me ScatK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lesson15-minute versionUse Context to Determine Word MeaningZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Vocabulary20-minute versionUse Context to Determine Word MeaningZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText FeaturesThe Heading Tells You WhenZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvaluate a Character's Plan and OutcomeZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonShort versionWhole-Book PlanRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFull + short versionsWhole-Book PlanRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSleepover Squad 1 Sequence the Night of the PartyK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 16-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionThemeSleepover Squad 1 Theme Being Treated the Way You BehaveK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 16-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterSleepover Squad 1 Character Four Friends Four PlansK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonTwo Ways to ReadBoy SoupK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonDetermine ThemeJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceShort versionThe Evidence for the WishRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Text Features · ThemeFull + short versionsThe Evidence for the WishRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 334-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →4Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Main Idea · +4 moreUnderstanding Text StructureK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & Effect · Compare & Contrast · Main Idea · +3 moreWhat It Is Mainly AboutK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · Text Evidence · Text Features · +1 moreFinding the Main Idea and ThemeK–5 Reading Units · Grade 3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
3Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Compare & ContrastUnderstanding Point of ViewK–5 Reading Units · Grade 3Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →4Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Sequence · Author's CraftUnderstanding Text StructureK–5 Reading Units · Grade 3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanArt's SuppliesK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare and ContrastDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 320-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of View · Text EvidenceHis Point of View and MineDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewWho Is Telling ThisJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 320-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanPecorino's First ConcertK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabulary · Figurative LanguageLiteral or Nonliteral?Pizza CountingK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Text EvidenceShort versionUse Text EvidenceRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 320-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Text EvidenceFull + short versionsUse Text EvidenceRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanWhen Louis Armstrong Taught Me ScatK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 321–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanBoy SoupK–5 Reading · Grade 321–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularySleepover Squad 1 Vocabulary in Context Words the Friends ExplainK–5 Reading · Grade 330 minutesOpen →
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4Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +4 moreMultiplication, Division and Equal GroupsK–5 Math · Grade 3Built from 4 source books30 minutesOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +3 moreMultiplication as Equal GroupsK–5 Math Units · Grade 3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonSleepover Squad 1 Whole Book PlanK–5 Reading · Grade 36 lessons · 75-minute full lesson each · 32-minute short version eachOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Figurative LanguageThe Cat and the WhalePizza CountingK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & Effect · Vocabulary · Compare & ContrastLight Words, Dark WordsA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceWhat Willie's Actions RevealA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastComparing Fogg's Two GiftsAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · ThemeBuilding a Theme Relationships and MoneyAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceHow a Rescue Sequence Builds SuspenseAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterWhat Fogg's Actions RevealAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionFigurative LanguageTwo Meanings of GainAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonOrdering the Collection EventsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastOliver's Changing PrioritiesBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Vocabulary · Text EvidencePandemonium in ContextBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastComparing the Two BedroomsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · ThemeBuilding a Theme About FamilyAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · ThemeBuilding a Theme About Humane CareBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastComparing North and South AccountsCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonOne Person as a Window on a PeriodCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonReading a Recipe as a ProcedureCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Figurative LanguageHow a Name Carries a ReasonCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & EffectFollowing a Chain of CausesCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterBradley's DevelopmentClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · VocabularyMonologue in ContextClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · WritingHow Clara's Understanding of Care ChangesClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastComparing Anne and Gilbert's DecisionsAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastComparing Two Kinds of TreatmentBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterHow Anne Becomes FamilyAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonHow One Event Changes What Can Happen NextBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastHow Treatment Changes GingerBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhat the Bend in the Road SuggestsAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text EvidenceWhy Willie Shows the MenorahsA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
4Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreHow Many Times as MuchK–5 Math · Grade 4Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +3 moreOne amount, many names: fractions, decimals and percentsK–5 Math Units · Grade 4Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +2 moreWhat a thing really costsK–5 Math Units · Grade 4Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
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Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & EffectMighty Muskrats Windy LakeMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Text EvidenceKey DetailsMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · SequenceSequence and StructureMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterCharacter DevelopmentMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · ThemeCentral Idea and ThemeMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · WritingCompare DetailsMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text Evidence · DiscussionEvidence-Based DiscussionMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & Contrast · Text Evidence · +1 moreEvidence-Based WritingMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonTom Swift Robot OlympicsK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of View · Text EvidenceTwo Readings, One Evidence-Based JudgmentBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 520 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text EvidenceWhat the Evidence Lets You ClaimBones Never LieK–5 Reading · Grade 520 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFull PlanBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 520-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftAt what point does Candide stop simply repeating Pangloss's philosophy and begin testing it against experience?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceAt what point does Don Quixote stop reading chivalric stories and start living inside their rules?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftAt what point does Goodwood's promise of freedom begin to feel like another form of possession?The Portrait of a LadyHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceAt what point does the crowd stop treating the cylinder as an object and start treating it as a threat?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftAt what point does Thoreau's machine metaphor change from tolerating imperfection to requiring resistance?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow can a proposal contain its own insult?Pride and PrejudiceJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow can a sequence of questions function as an accusation?To AmericaJames Weldon Johnson · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow can an opponent's argument reveal the argument against him?Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American SlaveFrederick Douglass · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow can Helena understand that love has no judgment and still choose to follow it?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & CraftHow can invented words still create a precise story?JabberwockyLewis Carroll · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow can Nancy be helping Oliver and still be the person delivering him into danger?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow can punishment fail at its stated purpose and still change the person being punished?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Argument & RhetoricHow can Thoreau claim greater freedom while describing stone walls, iron doors, and a locked cell?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow do the four sisters reveal different ideas about what it means to have enough?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does a skull lead Hamlet from personal memory to a claim about everyone?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Anne turn an embarrassing mistake into evidence that she is improving?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does Anthony use the Constitution's own pronouns to attack exclusion from voting?After Being Convicted of Voting in the 1872 Presidential ElectionSusan B. Anthony · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Belle prove Scrooge has changed without listing what he has done?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Bly expose a system by showing how easily it accepts a performance?Ten Days in a Mad-HouseNellie Bly · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Bradstreet’s speaker argue with her own attachment to the destroyed house?Verses upon the Burning of Our HouseAnne Bradstreet · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central Idea · Argument & Rhetoric · +1 moreHow does Browning make the children's suffering function as an argument against the society around them?The Cry of the ChildrenElizabeth Barrett Browning · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Carton's resemblance to Darnay weaken evidence that had just seemed certain?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Chopin make Louise Mallard’s private response overturn the response everyone around her expects?The Story of an HourKate Chopin · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does confidence become the cause of defeat?Casey at the BatErnest Lawrence Thayer · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & CraftHow does Dickens let Pip understand the truth before Magwitch says it outright?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Dickens make Scrooge seem less like a person and more like a climate?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Dickinson make death unsettling by presenting it as a calm, courteous journey?Because I could not stop for DeathEmily Dickinson · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does Dickinson turn the idea of escape into a conflict between instinctive hope and repeated defeat?I never hear the word EscapeEmily Dickinson · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does Don Quixote keep the helmet interpretation alive while a room full of people calls the object a basin?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Douglass praise individual effort without pretending individuals act outside social conditions?Self-Made MenFrederick Douglass · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Du Bois turn reassurance into a demanding definition of self-respect?Letter to His DaughterW. E. B. Du Bois · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Dunbar hold painful history and cherished memory in the same place?The Old CabinPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does Dunbar-Nelson make a whole neighborhood function like a narrator?In Our NeighborhoodAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Theme & Central IdeaHow does Dunbar-Nelson make vengeance expose the person who seeks it?A Story of VengeanceAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Emma influence Harriet while insisting that she has not influenced her?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Eppie change the direction of Silas's thinking in a way gold never could?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Equiano use a sequence of perceptions to show terror growing from uncertainty into understanding?The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah EquianoOlaudah Equiano · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Fanny change Mr. Dashwood's promise without ever directly telling him to break it?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Freud position his method between superstition and conventional medicine?Dream PsychologySigmund Freud (tr. M. D. Eder) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Hamlet's language move from sadness about his father to judgment of the world around him?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaHow does Hammon combine praise with instruction when addressing Wheatley?An Address to Miss Phillis WheatleyJupiter Hammon · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryHow does Hank convert an astronomical fact into political authority?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Harlan redefine segregation as a problem of citizenship rather than social preference?Plessy v. FergusonU.S. Supreme Court · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Henry disagree with respected opponents without weakening the force of his own position?Speech to the Second Virginia ConventionPatrick Henry · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Holmes turn the policeman's irrelevant 'drunk' into the most important person in the scene?A Study in ScarletArthur Conan Doyle · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Hughes use rivers to turn one speakers voice into a voice spanning Black history?The Negro Speaks of RiversLangston Hughes · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Iago make suspicion feel like Othello's own conclusion?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Irving make the place itself responsible for what people are willing to believe?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & RhetoricHow does Jane turn feeling into an argument for equality?Jane EyreCharlotte Brontë · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Jekyll turn his own secrecy into a theory about human nature?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Jim know Israel Hands intends to kill him before Hands attacks?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Jim realize what 'gentleman of fortune' actually means before anyone says 'pirate'?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Keats make permanence both attractive and limiting in the scenes on the urn?Ode on a Grecian UrnJohn Keats · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does learning to read become an act of independence rather than simply a school skill?Learning to ReadFrances Ellen Watkins Harper · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of View · Context & HistoryHow does Liliuokalani use personal witness to contest an official story of political change?Hawaii's Story by Hawaii's QueenLiliuokalani · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Lincoln move from imagining the war as judgment to defining what people should do next?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Lincoln say both sides dreaded war while still distinguishing their responsibility for it?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Lincoln turn a ceremony for the dead into a task for the living?The Gettysburg AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does London make Buck's comfortable life feel like a kingdom before that life is taken from him?The Call of the WildJack London · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does London turn the man's declaration that he is safe into evidence of the mistake that may kill him?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryHow does Madison narrow the problem of faction from something to eliminate into something a government must manage?The Federalist Papers: No. 10James Madison · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Mansfield use Rosemary’s generosity to expose the self-image behind it?A Cup of TeaKatherine Mansfield · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central IdeaHow does Merrylegs change the meaning of Ginger's 'bad habit' without excusing it?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Michelangelo use exaggerated physical imagery to challenge the glamorous idea of artistic creation?On the Painting of the Sistine ChapelMichelangelo Buonarroti (tr. John Addington Symonds) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Mole's experience change what the Wild Wood means to him?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does Mother Jones turn respect for presidential authority into pressure to act?Letter to President Theodore Roosevelt, July 17, 1903Mother Jones · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Theme & Central Idea · +1 moreHow does Ovid make Lycaon's crime feel like evidence against all humankind?MetamorphosesOvid (tr. Brookes More) · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Context & HistoryHow does Paine turn an abstract political idea into something readers are asked to defend physically?Liberty TreeThomas Paine · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Poe make the narrators emotional reaction seem to arise before he can explain it rationally?The Fall of the House of UsherEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Priam make Achilles see an enemy father's grief as connected to his own father's love?The IliadHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryHow does Richard turn a public moment of peace into a private justification for villainy?Richard IIIWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Rikki win by controlling what Nagaina wants?Rikki-Tikki-TaviRudyard Kipling · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Shakespeare let the audience see the gap between Titania's language and what is actually in front of her?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & Craft · Argument & RhetoricHow does Shelley make Ozymandiass attempt to control his legacy produce the opposite effect?OzymandiasPercy Bysshe Shelley · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Silver use the pirates' own rules and superstitions to regain control after they depose him?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & CraftHow does Stanton turn private sympathy into a public obligation?A Plea for the OppressedLucy Stanton · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Stonehenge make Tess's final 'I am ready' feel prepared rather than sudden?Tess of the d'UrbervillesThomas Hardy · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & CraftHow does Tagore make one character’s practical departure become another character’s emotional catastrophe?The PostmasterRabindranath Tagore · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Tamenund make Uncas's death mean more than the loss of one person?The Last of the MohicansJames Fenimore Cooper · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Tamenund's list make expansion look like a pattern rather than a single injustice?The Last of the MohicansJames Fenimore Cooper · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does the cave setup make a mistaken view of reality feel reasonable rather than foolish?RepublicPlato (tr. Benjamin Jowett) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryHow does the chorus make human intelligence seem both admirable and dangerous?AntigoneSophocles (tr. F. Storr) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does the Court’s reasoning change once it asks how the Africans came to be held rather than simply who possessed them?United States v. The AmistadU.S. Supreme Court · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does the Declaration move from universal principles to a case against a particular government?Declaration of IndependenceThomas Jefferson and the Continental Congress · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Argument & RhetoricHow does the ending move from Gatsby's green light to a statement about 'we'?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does the fable overturn the lion’s first judgment?Aesop's FablesAesop, translated by George Fyler Townsend · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the final question destabilize the poem’s apparent criticism of the idler?The IdlerAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Context & HistoryHow does the Great Law turn a political system into a physical image people can remember?Constitution of the Iroquois NationsHaudenosaunee / Iroquois Great Law of Peace · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the invention contain a warning before the failure occurs?Icarus and DaedalusJosephine Preston Peabody · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central Idea · Context & HistoryHow does the king turn Gulliver's proud account of England into evidence against it?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the letter-box change Nora's secret from something she manages into something she can no longer control?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewHow does the narrator make an impossible event feel absurdly official and ordinary?The NoseNikolai Gogol · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does the opening make La Juanita seem both part of the community and set apart from it?La JuanitaAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does the opening make negotiation feel like a choice made under coercion?The Cruel Tribute (from Old Greek Stories)James Baldwin · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does the opening question define heroism before the hero appears?RamayanaValmiki (tr. Ralph T. H. Griffith) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does the opening turn a small amount of money into the story's first major conflict?The Gift of the MagiO. Henry · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewHow does the opening turn dissatisfaction into a conflict between circumstances and self-image?The NecklaceGuy de Maupassant · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the opening turn one man's anger into the cause of a whole army's suffering?The IliadHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Theme & Central IdeaHow does the poem make the fight feel decided by character before it is decided by strength?BeowulfAnglo-Saxon (tr. Francis B. Gummere) · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does the poem make the future feel attractive and frightening at the same time?Past and FutureSarojini Naidu · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does the poem move from celebration to historical memory and then to commitment?Lift Every Voice and SingJames Weldon Johnson · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & RhetoricHow does the poem redefine what makes a nation powerful?The New ColossusEmma Lazarus · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryHow does the Preamble turn a list of governmental purposes into a claim about the source of political authority?Preamble to the U.S. ConstitutionUnited States Constitutional Convention · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewHow does the prophecy turn fear into the force that begins the conflict?Heroes Every Child Should Know: PerseusHamilton Wright Mabie (Perseus adapted from Charles Kingsley) · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewHow does the repeated mask image explain the difference between public appearance and private suffering?We Wear the MaskPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & CraftHow does the repeated word “nevermore” change from an answer into a trap for the speaker’s thinking?The RavenEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Argument & RhetoricHow does the scene turn names from labels into obstacles the characters try to reason around?The Tragedy of Romeo and JulietWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & CraftHow does the setting make an entrance feel inevitable before the rider appears?The HighwaymanAlfred Noyes · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the snow move Gabriel's realization beyond Michael Furey and beyond Gabriel himself?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the speaker define love by describing what it refuses to do?Sonnet 116William Shakespeare · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does the stage metaphor organize a lifetime while also making individual importance seem temporary?As You Like ItWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does the story make a voluntary choice feel like a trap?The Monkey's PawW. W. Jacobs · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationHow does Toad turn genuine kindness into evidence of his own importance?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Tom make work desirable without ever arguing that whitewashing is fun?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & Craft · Argument & RhetoricHow does Truth answer an abstract argument about equality with evidence from lived experience?Speech to the Ohio Women's Conference: Ain't I a Woman?Sojourner Truth · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaHow does Twain imitate moral advice in order to undermine it?Advice to Little GirlsMark Twain · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Vera build a believable lie?The Open WindowSaki · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & CraftHow does Viola tell Olivia the truth about herself without revealing the disguise?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Voltaire make Pangloss's reasoning sound orderly and absurd at the same time?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Washington change the meaning of 'cast down your bucket' when he turns from Black listeners to white listeners?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & Craft · Argument & Rhetoric · +1 moreHow does Wheatley elevate a current political struggle by placing it inside epic and divine imagery?To His Excellency, General WashingtonPhillis Wheatley · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Wheatley use the poem’s closing turn to challenge the racial judgment named earlier in the poem?On Being Brought from Africa to AmericaPhillis Wheatley · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Woolf make Mabel’s dress become a screen onto which she projects an entire social judgment?The New DressVirginia Woolf · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does Woolf turn small interruptions into evidence about who is permitted intellectual freedom?A Room of One's OwnVirginia Woolf · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Wordsworth redefine what it means to "see" nature as he grows older?Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern AbbeyWilliam Wordsworth · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaHow does Wright turn witnessing cruelty into an obligation to intervene?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Context & HistoryHow does Zitkala-Sa make Tusee’s courage both inherit and revise the warrior tradition?A Warrior's DaughterZitkala-Sa · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow has living among giants changed Gulliver's sense of what counts as normal?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow much of Montresor's plan does he reveal to Fortunato before Fortunato understands it?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow much of what Pip 'knows' in the opening actually comes from evidence?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Argument & RhetoricWhat argument does Macbeth make against himself?MacbethWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat becomes possible once Time is treated as someone who can be offended?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat breaks the spell of stopping, and why does the poem repeat the reason for leaving?Stopping by Woods on a Snowy EveningRobert Frost · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes in Edna before she has actually swum very far?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat changes in Mary's voice once she admits that she is lonely?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat changes once Utterson can replace an imagined Hyde with a person he has actually seen?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes the instant Dimmesdale makes his hidden identity public?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes when a word becomes more than a signal?The Story of My LifeHelen Keller · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhat changes when Catherine stops trying to persuade her father but does not stop intending to marry Morris?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central IdeaWhat changes when Franklin calls something he once excused an 'erratum' of his life?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes when Hancock reports war through the work of caring for bodies rather than battlefield glory?Letters of a Civil War NurseCornelia Hancock · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewWhat changes when Isabel can name her husband's opposition to Ralph as opposition to her freedom of mind?The Portrait of a LadyHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes when Mrs. Grose can name the man the governess has described?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes when Paine says the decision belongs not just to the present but to posterity?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat changes when Raskolnikov's confession becomes one plain sentence with no theory attached?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhat does 'admirable old maid' conceal about the costs of Catherine's self-sufficient life?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does 'prisoner for life' reveal about how Chandler interprets family responsibility in this moment?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Achilles reveal about his values when he describes a choice between long life and lasting fame?The IliadHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & RhetoricWhat does Ahab's pasteboard-mask metaphor allow him to claim about the white whale?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat does Bottom's desire to play every role reveal about what he thinks acting is for?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does calling herself a 'screen' reveal about the role the governess has begun to assign herself?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewWhat does Chaucer make us notice before he tells us what to think?The Canterbury TalesGeoffrey Chaucer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat does Colin experience in the garden that changes 'I want to get well' into 'I shall get well'?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Context & HistoryWhat does Curly's death teach Buck that no command or explanation could have taught him?The Call of the WildJack London · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat does Don Quixote reject when he says he is Alonso Quixano again?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Dorian's wish reveal about what he has learned to value in only a few minutes?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhat does Edna object to in Robert's idea that her husband could 'set her free'?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Franklin gain—and risk—by treating virtue as something that can be tracked in a table?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Gatsby's answer to 'You can't repeat the past' reveal about what he thinks desire can control?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat does Hamlet do when he realizes that suspicion is not the same thing as proof?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhat does Hawkeye reveal by asserting his identity while admitting his own people's wrongdoing?The Last of the MohicansJames Fenimore Cooper · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhat does Hawthorne gain by describing the house as if it were a face?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does Holmes's brain-attic metaphor allow him to justify that Watson finds absurd?A Study in ScarletArthur Conan Doyle · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewWhat does Huck’s final refusal to be ‘sivilized’ reveal about what he still wants at the end of the novel?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Iago reveal about himself by saying that faithful service can be a form of deception?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Ichabod's imagination reveal about what he wants when he thinks about Katrina?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Isabel mean when she says marrying Lord Warburton would be 'giving up' even though she would gain so much?The Portrait of a LadyHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Ishmael gain by reversing the usual meanings of sanity and insanity?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat does Jo's imagined future reveal about what she values before she has achieved any of it?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Knightley make Emma see that she did not see when she joked about Miss Bates?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Lucy gain by telling Elinor about her engagement to Edward?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Marianne's definition of a suitable husband make almost impossible before she has met one?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & Craft · Argument & RhetoricWhat does Marley's chain make visible about responsibility?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Structure & Point of ViewWhat does Montresor's definition of 'successful' revenge reveal before the plot even begins?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Theme & Central IdeaWhat does Nancy risk when she steps between Fagin and Oliver?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Othello's refusal to name what he is about to do allow him to believe about himself?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat does Pip decide the instant he hears the news—and what evidence is actually missing?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Context & HistoryWhat does Prospero's “’Tis new to thee” add to Miranda's praise of the people she sees?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhat does the adults' reaction to one ordinary request reveal about the workhouse system?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does the crash do to Rat's grand declaration about boating?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewWhat does the darkened bazaar make the narrator understand about the story he has been telling himself?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does the doll metaphor let Nora say about both her father and her marriage?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does the failed Saturday teach the March sisters that Marmee's warning alone did not?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat does the governess actually know after seeing the man on the tower, and what has she already begun to infer?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does the image of thoughts moving in a circle reveal about Silas's relationship with gold?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does the macaroon scene establish about Nora and Torvald before the serious secret is revealed?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of View · Argument & RhetoricWhat does the narrator accidentally prove?The Tell-Tale HeartEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & Craft · Context & HistoryWhat does the repeated word 'my' reveal about how Kurtz understands people, land, and power?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhat does Thoreau mean by calling resignation a form of desperation rather than acceptance?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Thoreau want to remove from life in order to discover what life actually is?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat does Uncas abandoning his rifle reveal about what matters most in the pursuit?The Last of the MohicansJames Fenimore Cooper · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Washington learn by traveling before deciding what Tuskegee should teach?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat happens to Hank's idea of progress when his inventions make fifty-four men 'masters' over thousands of dead?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat happens to Henry's idea of courage once he sees brave-looking men run?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewWhat happens to human importance when Wells makes us the creatures under the microscope?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat happens when the language of spectacle is placed directly beside the bodies it describes?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat happens when the symbol meant to humiliate Hester becomes the most beautiful thing she wears?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & RhetoricWhat is ironic about Lord Henry's argument that influence destroys individuality?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhat is logical about Tom's argument even if the supernatural premise is not?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat is the cost of Ulysses withholding the truth about Scylla from his crew?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat is the difference between the Doctor saying Morris belongs to the wrong 'category' and Morris insisting Catherine marries an individual?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of View · Argument & RhetoricWhat is wrong with the Cat's proof that Alice must be mad?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhat kinds of responsibility can Prospero's 'I acknowledge mine' mean?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhat limit does Raskolnikov try to place on his idea that extraordinary people may break the law?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat makes Buck's love for Thornton different from every earlier human relationship in his life?The Call of the WildJack London · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhat makes Dantès stop treating Faria's treasure as proof of madness?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat makes Holmes's Afghanistan deduction feel impossible before he explains it and ordinary after he does?A Study in ScarletArthur Conan Doyle · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhat makes Lockwood's encounter frightening even if the reader does not decide whether the ghost is real?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhat makes rope-dancing a satire of political advancement rather than merely a strange custom?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat makes the forged letter convincing to Malvolio even when its clues are weak?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat makes the knitting more threatening than an ordinary written list?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat makes Tom's kite-line more important than luck in finding the way out of the cave?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhat makes Van Helsing's description of Dracula sound investigative rather than legendary?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat should a reader do when the evidence breaks the theory?The Time MachineH. G. Wells · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat tension exists between the choice as it happened and the story the speaker expects to tell about it later?The Road Not TakenRobert Frost · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhen Colin calls Magic a scientific experiment, which parts of his method can actually be tested?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhen does devotion become an argument against reality?Annabel LeeEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhen does Estella's contempt stop belonging to Estella and start belonging to Pip?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & CraftWhen does the portrait stop being a record of beauty and become a moral instrument?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhen does Victor stop sounding like the person responsible?FrankensteinMary Wollstonecraft Shelley · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewWhen Montresor says his heart grows sick because of the damp, what does the surrounding evidence allow us to question?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewWhen should we trust the narrator?The Yellow WallpaperCharlotte Perkins Gilman · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhere has Catherine learned the language she uses to diminish herself?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhich action is the strongest evidence that Scrooge's transformation is more than a promise?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhich details in the final exchange support the governess's interpretation, and which keep another interpretation possible?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhich details support Brom Bones more strongly than the supernatural explanation?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhich part of Dantès's escape depends on preparation rather than luck?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhich step in Hamlet's reasoning turns the possibility of death from a solution into a problem?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhich understands the cold more accurately—the man or the dog—and what kind of knowledge does each possess?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy are 'wait and hope' a different kind of wisdom from Monte Cristo's earlier need to control outcomes?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewWhy are Emma's greatest disadvantages invisible to Emma herself?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy are the Academy's projects funny rather than merely unusual?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & CraftWhy can a scrap of paper frighten Billy Bones more than a visible weapon?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy do Madame Merle and Isabel disagree about whether possessions and surroundings express the self?The Portrait of a LadyHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does 'Where yeh hit?' terrify Henry when the speaker means it kindly?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does a poem that promises to “count” love keep moving beyond measurement?How Do I Love Thee?Elizabeth Barrett Browning · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does a scene full of pleasure lead the speaker to lament human behavior?Lines Written in Early SpringWilliam Wordsworth · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Achilles choose to return to battle immediately after Thetis tells him it will bring his own death closer?The IliadHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does Alice treat changing size as evidence that she may have become a different person?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Anne describe staying in Avonlea as a bend in the road rather than the end of the road?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Anne discover a disadvantage in finally entering the luxurious room she once dreamed about?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Theme & Central IdeaWhy does Ariel's imagined human pity change Prospero more than the prisoners' suffering itself?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy does Beauty's mother connect good breeding to behavior rather than pedigree alone?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Betsey reduce her hopes for David to three prohibitions instead of a list of achievements?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Burnett make Mary's discovery feel like both an accident and an invitation?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Candide answer Pangloss's final theory with work instead of another argument?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Catherine describe one love as foliage and the other as rock?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Chopin describe new understanding as something that both shows the way and forbids it?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhy does David begin by asking whether he will be the hero of his own life?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does David refuse to treat natural ability as enough?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central IdeaWhy does destroying the portrait destroy Dorian instead of freeing him?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryWhy does Dickens describe one historical moment as two opposite things at once?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Structure & Point of ViewWhy does Dickens let the seamstress understand Carton's sacrifice before the narration explains it?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Dostoevsky place the story of resurrection in a room with Raskolnikov and Sonia?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhy does Douglass say that argument is no longer the right rhetorical tool at this point in the speech?What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?Frederick Douglass · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Enfield stop describing Hyde as a man and compare him to a Juggernaut?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Eppie reject the 'strongest of all claims' that Godfrey thinks biology gives him?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Eveline's body become passive at the exact moment she must act?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Franklin describe his dirty clothes, little money, and awkward appearance in such detail?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Franklin tell the speckled-axe story immediately after describing his failure at perfect Order?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Grahame give Mole and Rat a perfect revelation and then take the memory away?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Hank say the world's consent to authority is finer than authority itself?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Harker describe the vampire women as both desirable and repulsive at the same time?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does Harker end a book made of journals and records by saying they are not proof?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Heathcliff ask Catherine both to torment him and never leave him?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Henry's final confidence require him to remember his shame rather than erase it?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & Craft · Context & HistoryWhy does Huck describe helping Jim as damnation at the moment the reader sees it as his strongest moral choice?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Huck pity people he knows have repeatedly harmed others?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Language & CraftWhy does Ishmael describe going to sea as an alternative to violence or despair?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does John refuse to accept good intentions as enough?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhy does Knightley connect difficulty speaking with the strength of his feeling?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does knowing the exact temperature fail to mean that the man understands the danger?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Argument & RhetoricWhy does Lincoln name slavery as the cause of war and then refuse to claim that God simply favors one side?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Lincoln pair 'high hope' with a refusal to predict victory?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Lockwood's final peaceful scene refuse to settle whether the dead are at rest?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Context & HistoryWhy does Marlow describe the Company's city as something clean on the outside and corrupt within?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhy does Marlow replace Kurtz's actual last words with the Intended's name?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Montresor keep offering Fortunato ways not to come?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhy does Nick call Gatsby 'worth the whole damn bunch' after spending the novel criticizing him?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Nora say coming back would require both people to change?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy does opening the cent-shop feel like a public fall to Hepzibah rather than simply a new job?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy does Orsino ask for more music in order to stop wanting it?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhy does Paine begin by separating society from government instead of treating them as the same thing?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryWhy does Paine treat habit itself as an obstacle to political reasoning?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Pasteur present criticism as a discipline researchers must direct at their own ideas?Worship the Spirit of CriticismLouis Pasteur · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Prospero move from a vanished entertainment to the claim that the world itself will dissolve?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy does Raskolnikov keep revising his explanation of why he killed the pawnbroker?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does seeing the transformation fail to make Lanyon feel certain about what he knows?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does sweeping one room tell the teacher something an ordinary entrance exam would not?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy does Tagore make the longest outward journey lead inward?12 (from Gitanjali)Rabindranath Tagore · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Argument & RhetoricWhy does Tess believe Angel's confession creates the conditions for forgiveness, and what exposes that belief as mistaken?Tess of the d'UrbervillesThomas Hardy · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Tess call herself a murderess when the people around her do not?Tess of the d'UrbervillesThomas Hardy · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does the daguerreotype become evidence against Judge Pyncheon's respectable appearance?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does the dog survive the same cold that kills the man?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy does the green light lose its 'colossal significance' when Daisy is beside Gatsby?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does the hermit answer the questions with events instead of definitions?The Three QuestionsLeo Tolstoy · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does the hidden casket matter before Dantès even opens it?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhy does the narrator keep comparing Martian machinery to familiar human things?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy does the natural world seem to change when Hester removes the letter?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does the poem make being “Somebody” sound less desirable than being “Nobody”?I'm Nobody! Who are you?Emily Dickinson · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhy does the restraint of the starving crew become more mysterious to Marlow the more he thinks about it?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does the squirrel feel like proof to Henry even though it cannot answer the moral question he is asking?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy does the wedding ring resist the meaning Edna tries to force onto it?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does the word RACHE produce more information when Holmes refuses the obvious interpretation?A Study in ScarletArthur Conan Doyle · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & Craft · Argument & RhetoricWhy does Theseus group the lunatic, the lover, and the poet together?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Thoreau defend moving at a different pace rather than simply choosing a different destination?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Thoreau move from 'governs not at all' to asking immediately for a better government?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Thoreau say majority rule explains who wins but not who is right?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Thoreau surround his command to simplify with images of counting, clutter, storms, and navigation?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Thornton's death change the call of the forest from temptation into something Buck can finally obey?The Call of the WildJack London · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Tom's testimony count as courage even though he is terrified?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Ulysses design a plan that assumes his future self cannot be trusted?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Viola treat disguise as a way to act rather than merely hide?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Washington argue that restricting Black advancement harms the people doing the restricting?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Wells end the invasion by making the smallest organisms stronger than the strongest machines?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy doesn't Sancho's accurate explanation of the windmills change Don Quixote's belief?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy is 'sentence first—verdict afterwards' funny and threatening at the same time?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy is Barkis's repeated message funnier and more revealing than a direct proposal?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy is Bartleby’s first refusal more disruptive because of the way he phrases it?Bartleby, the ScrivenerHerman Melville · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy is being 'Anne of Green Gables' already better to Anne than being the imaginary Lady Cordelia?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is certainty more painful to Elinor than an event she had already told herself was certain?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy is Eppie's claim that 'nobody could be happier' a stronger ending than restoring everything Silas lost?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy is Huck's apology important precisely because he has been taught that it should humiliate him?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is Ishmael saved by an object designed for death?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is Nancy's understanding of her situation not enough to make escape possible for her?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhy is Othello's claim that he is 'rude' in speech difficult to believe by the end of his defense?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is the bed a better test of identity than Ulysses' appearance?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhy is the bird’s song not evidence that the cage has been accepted?SympathyPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy is the destroyed manuscript more than simply a possession Jo has lost?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryWhy is the island/continent comparison more persuasive than simply saying England is far away?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & CraftWhy is the letter's position under the carpet more important than anything Tess wrote inside it?Tess of the d'UrbervillesThomas Hardy · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewWhy is the mirror more disturbing to Harker than simply noticing something strange about Dracula?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy is the name 'Noman' useful only because Ulysses predicts how language will work later?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy is the poem’s peaceful future more unsettling than reassuring?There Will Come Soft Rains - poemSara Teasdale · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhy is the telephone-office sentence funnier because it appears inside a place famous for miracles?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is the thrown 'head' more suspicious once Ichabod expects the Horseman to vanish at the bridge?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is the ticking watch more frightening than a dramatic description of the Judge's death?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →5Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Character · +5 moreThe Words They UseK–5 Reading · Grades 2-3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →6Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Character · +5 moreUsing the EvidenceK–5 Reading · Grades 2-3Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →7Unit planWhat they tried nextK–5 Reading Units · Grades 2-3Built from 7 source booksFlexible timingOpen →4Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Compare & Contrast · +2 moreThe Story Gets BiggerK–5 Reading · GRADES K-3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionProblem SolvingAlbert is NOT ScaredMath focusMatching each move of one ride to the refusal it answers and naming the one left overGrade K · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert Keeps ScoreMath focusDeciding whether two sets are the same by matching them one to oneGrade K · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert's Amazing SnailMath focusPlacing an object at a named position and saying the position wordGrade K · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGeometry · Problem SolvingMake a Wish, Albert!Math focusNaming three-dimensional solids in everyday objectsGrade K · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreA Place for ZeroMath focusBundling ten ones into one ten and putting a zero in the emptied ones placeGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert the Muffin-MakerMath focusNaming ordinal position in an ordered list of tenGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingBad Luck BradMath focusSaying why the likelier colour can still fail to come outGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingClock Struck One, TheMath focusReading the hour and the minutes on the two sides of a digital clockGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingCounting on Fall (Math in Nature)Math focusMaking ten from two parts, and finding more than one pair that worksGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingCounting with Sebastian Pig and Friends on the FarmMath focusSkip counting to one hundred by twos, fives and tensGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingDealing with AdditionMath focusFinding every different way one hand of cards makes a total of fiveGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreElla Earns Her Own MoneyMath focusRunning a total forward through six printed checkpoints, adding one, two or four dollars at a time and never passing twentyGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Money · Problem SolvingGabriel Gets a Great DealMath focusAdding a ten-dollar shipping charge to a price and testing the total against the most a family may spendGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingGrandma's Button BoxMath focusSorting one set by a single attribute so that every button lands in exactly one groupGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingIf the Shoe FitsMath focusMeasuring a length by laying same-size units end to end and counting themGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseLily Learns about Wants and NeedsMath focusSorting a set of things into two groups by a rule the book statesGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Geometry · Problem SolvingMath Fair BluesMath focusTesting two shapes for same size and same shapeGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingMiss Penny Says Prove It!Math focusHolding a count of sixteen steady while the objects are moved and rearrangedGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingOn My Way to Grandma's HouseMath focusDeciding which of two numbers is closer to a third by counting both ways and comparing the two countsGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingPlay DateMath focusNaming the day that comes after a named dayGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingSizing Up WinterMath focusMeasuring a length by laying one unit end to end and saying the count with its unitGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingSubtracting with Sebastian Pig and Friends on a Camping TripMath focusSubtracting to find how many are missing, within twelveGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreSubtraction ActionMath focusWriting a subtraction equation for a take-away story and naming the answer the differenceGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Patterns & Algebra · Problem SolvingSuper SpecsMath focusPredicting the next number in a pattern and saying which rule you usedGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingToo-Tall TinaMath focusOrdering three people by height and saying each comparison both waysGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGeometry · Patterns & Algebra · Problem SolvingWhat's Next, NinaMath focusFinding the repeating unit in a repeating patternGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingWhere's HarleyMath focusCrossing an ordered list off to find the one place leftGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingWho's Got SpotsMath focusSorting a named group into three data categories, one member to one categoryGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingA Frog's LifeMath focusPlacing the weeks a book names on a number lineGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAll Aboard!Math focusReading a written clock time as an hour and the minutes past that hourGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingCarrie Measures UpMath focusMeasuring a length in whole inches with a tape and recording itGrade 2 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingCollection for Kate, AMath focusAdding five two-digit and one-digit addends with regroupingGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreCount on PabloMath focusSkip counting by twos and fivesGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
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Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Problem SolvingEven or OddMath focusEven and odd by grouping in twosGrade 2 · Full book collection7 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Geometry · +2 moreFair is Fair!Math focusBuilding a bar graph with a numbered scale and one square for one unitGrade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingFibonacci ZooMath focusAdding two numbers to make the next in a rowGrade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Geometry · +1 moreFishy MysteryMath focusSorting a set of shapes into a two-circle diagram by two attributesGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreFollow the Money!Math focusCoin values and coin equivalence to one dollarGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingGame Time!Math focusQuarter, half and three quarters of an hour as parts of sixty minutesGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingIt's About Time, Max!Math focusNaming the hour hand and the minute hand on an analog clockGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingIts TimeMath focusTelling time to the hour from the positions of the two handsGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingKeep Your Distance!Math focusBuilding one foot from twelve inches and one yard from three feetGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · MoneyKyle Keeps Track of CashMath focusReading what a coin is worth and counting a handful of coins to one amountGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingLights Out!Math focusSubtracting a one-digit number from a two-digit count by counting backGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +1 moreLulu's LemonadeMath focusComparing the capacity of two containers by pouring one into the otherGrade 2 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreMac & Cheese, Pleeeeze!Math focusAdding a two-digit number by adding its tens, then its onesGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Problem SolvingMeasuring with Sebastian Pig and Friends on a Road TripMath focusMeasuring a height in inches with a yardstick, lining the 1 up with the bottom edgeGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · MoneyMoney CountsMath focusDeciding whether an amount covers a price, and finding the changeGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreMoney MathMath focusFinding change by removing named coins and counting what staysGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreMoney Math with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Farmer's MarketMath focusSubtracting within one hundred to track money remainingGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingOcean Counting Odd NumbersMath focusSkip counting by twos from one within 50Grade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingOn the Scale, a Weighty TaleMath focusChoosing a fitting unit of weight for an objectGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · Number Sense · +2 moreOnce Upon a DimeMath focusCoin worth: penny, nickel, dime, quarterGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingRabbits, Rabbits Everywhere: A Fibonacci TaleMath focusAdding the two numbers before to find the nextGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingRuby Makes It EvenMath focusDeciding whether a group is odd or even by pairing everyone offGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreShanti Saves Her MoneyMath focusCounting four equal prices of twenty dollars to the cost of a family's ticketsGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGeometry · Problem SolvingShaping Up SummerMath focusTelling a solid shape from the flat shape it looks likeGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +2 moreShark SwimathonMath focusSubtracting a two-digit number from a two-digit number, trading a ten when the ones will not giveGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreSplitting the HerdMath focusSplitting a group into two equal shares by counting offGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreThe 100-Pound ProblemMath focusAdding stated weights and deciding whether a load stays under a limitGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Patterns & Algebra · Money · +1 moreThe Coin Counting BookMath focusCoin equivalence: trading pennies and nickels for one coin of the same valueGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number SenseThe Great Graph ContestMath focusSorting a collection into two groups by an attribute you choose, and labelling themGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionFractions & Decimals · Number Sense · Problem SolvingThe Grizzly GazetteMath focusReading a percent of the hundred campers as a count of campersGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingThe Long WaitMath focusEstimating a large group from the size of one group, then testing it by countingGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Money · Problem SolvingTightwad TodMath focusTaking whole dollars away from an amount and counting what is left, within twentyGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreWhere's Albert?Math focusSkip counting by tens to 100Grade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingZero, Zilch, NadaMath focusFinding what is left after each of three losses from one hundredGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem Solving2 X 2 = Boo!Math focusMultiplication as equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +2 moreAlice In PastalandMath focusIterating a half-pound unit to a whole number of poundsGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Problem SolvingAsk MiaMath focusMaking a scaled pictograph with a key of tenGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Geometry · +1 moreChickens on the MoveMath focusFinding a perimeter by going all the way around a figure and adding every side onceGrade 3 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Money · Problem SolvingDinosaur DealsMath focusEqual value in a stated exchange rateGrade 3 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMoney · Problem SolvingEverybody Wins!Math focusEqual sharing of one amount among a changing number of sharesGrade 3 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +3 moreExploring Pyramids Around the WorldMath focusMeasuring and drawing a square base with four triangular faces, then folding it into a solidGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingJump, Kangaroo, Jump!Math focusNaming the share when a group of twelve is dealt into two, three or four equal teamsGrade 3 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Fractions & Decimals · Number SenseLet's Make a Circle GraphMath focusFinding how many children one piece of a circle graph stands forGrade 3 · Full book collection3 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +2 moreManga Math Mysteries #5: The Ancient FormulaMath focusSubtracting a unit fraction from one whole with like denominatorsGrade 3 · Full book collection15 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingMath on the MoveMath focusAdding a delay in hours and minutes to a timetabled time and deciding whether a walk still fitsGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number SenseMultiply By HandMath focusReading a two-digit product off a finger arrangementGrade 3 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreMultiplying Menace: The Revenge of RumpelstiltskinMath focusMultiplication as equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingOtto and the New GirlMath focusTesting a figure for a line of symmetry by foldingGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingSeeing SymmetryMath focusTesting a figure for a line of symmetry by folding it in halfGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingSir Cumference and All the King's TensMath focusRegrouping ten ones into a ten and ten tens into a hundredGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingSlowpokeMath focusFinding the amount of minutes between a printed start time and finish timeGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Graphing · Measurement · +3 moreTeddy Bear MathMath focusBuilding a one-to-one bar graph from sorted objects and reading length as countGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingThe Blast-Off KidMath focusGrouping ones into tens and tens into hundreds by handGrade 3 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Problem SolvingThe Book BanditMath focusDeciding whether a four-sided figure is a square by measuring all four sidesGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingThe Great DivideMath focusPartitive division: sharing a total into a stated number of equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingThe Kung Fu PuzzleMath focusFinding the minutes between a stated time and the hour that follows itGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreThe Multiplying Menace Divides: A Math AdventureMath focusDividing twelve into equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingThe Runaway PuppyMath focusOrdering categories by how often they occur and naming the most, least and equally likelyGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreWhat's Your Angle, Pythagoras? A Math AdventureMath focusBuilding squares from rows of unit tilesGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Patterns & AlgebraBall Game MathMath focusFinding one side of a four-sided figure from its perimeter, then taking three quarters of a lengthGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +2 moreBeanstalk: The Measure of a GiantMath focusMultiplicative comparison of two measured heightsGrade 4 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +3 moreCivil War RecipesMath focusAdding fractions with like denominatorsGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +2 moreFollow Your MoneyMath focusAdding a column of money amounts and subtracting to find what is leftGrade 4 · Full book collection15 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionFractions & Decimals · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreFractions, Decimals, and PercentsMath focusWriting an amount of cents as a fraction of a dollar, a decimal, and a percentGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreKitchen MathMath focusFinding a scale factor from a serving count and dividing ingredient amounts by itGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +2 moreMusic MathMath focusAdding halves and whole beats to a stated totalGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Geometry · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreMystery MathMath focusFinding an unknown by undoing the operation on both sidesGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Problem SolvingOn the Trail with Lewis and ClarkMath focusComparing two stated monthly distances additively and multiplicativelyGrade 4 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Geometry · Problem SolvingOrigamiMath focusIdentifying right angles and classifying figures by themGrade 4 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +1 morePythagoras and the RatiosMath focusDoubling a measured length and checking the double by laying the shorter one along itGrade 4 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · Number Sense · +2 moreShopping Trip MathMath focusComparing two totals built from the same items under different feesGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +2 moreSir Cumference and the Great Knight of AnglelandMath focusClassifying angles as smaller than, equal to, or larger than a right angleGrade 4 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingSir Cumference and the Viking's MapMath focusLocating a place from an ordered pair of numbers along two crossing linesGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +3 moreThe Great Number RumbleMath focusDoubling a money amount over and over and reading what the total becomesGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · Number Sense · +2 moreThe Hundred-Dollar RobberMath focusHalving a quantity, and testing whether a set of bills can be shared equallyGrade 4 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Geometry · +1 moreToads and TessellationsMath focusMeasuring the angles that meet at one point and testing whether they sum to 360 degreesGrade 4 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreWeather MathMath focusCarrying both ends of a stated range through an addition and comparing the result with a ruleGrade 4 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreZachary Zormer, Shape Transformer: A Math AdventureMath focusDistinguishing perimeter from area on the same rectangleGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseMatching before countingGrade K · 6 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitSaying where something isGrade K · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number SenseA graph that answers a questionGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseDays, weeks and a calendar rowGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · MoneyGetting to one hundred, and how many words it takesGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · GeometryShapes and their partsGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseTen ones make a ten, and what the places sayGrade 1 · 6 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · MoneyWhat a coin is worthGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number SenseA rule that makes the next numberGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number SenseEqual groups, and what is left overGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & SubtractionEven and oddGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Patterns & AlgebraHow heavy, and how much it holdsGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · MeasurementMaking a graph somebody else can readGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurementMeasuring with a unit that has a nameGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitSorting with two conditionsGrade 2 · 6 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseTelling time on a clockGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & SubtractionTwo-digit adding and taking away, and knowing the answer is rightGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Patterns & Algebra · MoneyWhat a handful of coins comes toGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMoneyWhat money is worth, and what comes backGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number SenseA graph with a keyGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreAll the way round, and what it coversGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual GroupsDivision: sharing into equal groupsGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionFractions & Decimals · Number SenseEqual parts of one wholeGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · GeometryFlips, turns and matching halvesGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number SenseHow long untilGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number SensePlace value to the thousandsGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Patterns & AlgebraWhich number counts the groupsGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number SenseAround it, or across it: perimeter and areaGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · GeometryCorners and degreesGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Patterns & AlgebraFinding an unknownGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 6 booksBuilt from 6 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number SenseHow many times as muchGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionFractions & Decimals · Number SenseOne amount, three waysGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurementReading a scale and a tableGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterAction and FeelingWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularyVocabulary in ContextWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare DetailsWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · DiscussionEvidence DiscussionWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceEvidence ResponseWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · ThemeCentral MessageWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten12 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewAnalyze Point of ViewDuck! 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Rabbit!K–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanMud PuddleK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceAnalyze SequenceMud PuddleK–5 Reading · Kindergarten16-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Repeated and Growing ListMud PuddleK–5 Reading · Kindergarten17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Repeated Event SequenceMud PuddleK–5 Reading · Kindergarten17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Character and SettingThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Repeated SequenceThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanMeet the MeerkatK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMake InferencesThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten20-minute short versionOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Patterns & AlgebraGrandma's Tiny House KindergartenK–5 Math · Kindergarten3 lessons · 20 minutes eachOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number SenseK Comparing two things without counting anythingK–5 Math Units · KindergartenBuilt from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · MoneyA Dollar, a Penny, How Much and How ManyMath focusComposing one hundred cents from quarters, dimes and penniesGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreA Thousand TheosMath focusDoubling a quantity to twenty by making a second equal groupGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the CircusMath focusAdding within twenty by counting on from the larger numberGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert Adds Up!Math focusCounting on one or two to add within 11Grade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert Doubles the FunMath focusDoubles facts within 20Grade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreAlbert Helps OutMath focusNaming the cent value of a penny, nickel, dime and quarterGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert Starts SchoolMath focusOrdering the seven days of the week and stepping forward and back along themGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPatterns & Algebra · Problem SolvingAll About ProbabilityMath focusDeciding which outcome is more likely from which group is biggerGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Geometry · +1 moreBeach for AlbertMath focusComparing how much two containers hold by pouringGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPatterns & Algebra · Problem SolvingBravo, Albert!Math focusComparing two repeating patterns built from the same two objectsGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number SenseCountasaurusMath focusCounting a named set of objects to ten, one number word per objectGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingDeductive DetectiveMath focusSubtracting one from a number within twelve by counting backGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreDomino AdditionMath focusAdding the two spot counts on a domino to a total within twelveGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +1 moreEqual ShmequalMath focusMaking two groups with the same numberGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Problem SolvingGive Me Half!Math focusPartitioning one whole into two equal sharesGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +3 moreHalf or WholeMath focusPartitioning one whole into two equal partsGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingHenry Keeps ScoreMath focusComparing two groups within five and telling how many more and how many fewerGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingHide And SeekMath focusComparing how many number words two counting units take to the same numberGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Geometry · +1 moreKitten CastleMath focusDeciding whether an object fits a container by direct comparisonGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionProblem SolvingLet's Fly a KiteMath focusPartitioning a whole into two matching parts by foldingGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingLet's Go, Snow!Math focusReading a thermometer and deciding whether the reading is above or below 32Grade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreLet's Make a Tally ChartMath focusRecording data with tally marks, one mark per responseGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Patterns & AlgebraMathis Does Not Like MathMath focusCounting a set of objects exactly once, to 17Grade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreMeasure It!Math focusMeasuring a length by iterating one unit and counting the iterationsGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingOne is a DrummerMath focusCounting a named set of objects to ten, one number word per objectGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Patterns & AlgebraPounds, Feet, and InchesMath focusSorting objects as lighter or heavier than a one-pound benchmarkGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingRoyal Treasure MeasureMath focusMeasuring a length by laying one unit end to end and counting the unitsGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · GeometrySeconds, Minutes, and HoursMath focusOrdering second, minute, hour and day from shortest to longestGrade 1 · Full book lessons3 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Measurement · Number Sense · +1 moreSir Cumference and the Off-the-Charts DessertMath focusBuilding a count picture with one mark for one voteGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreSorting Through Spring (Math in Nature)Math focusSorting a collection by one attribute, then re-sorting the same collection by a different oneGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Problem SolvingTally Cat Keeps TrackMath focusRecording a count as tally marks in groups of five, to 18Grade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number SenseThe Action of SubtractionMath focusTaking away from a group and counting what is leftGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingThe Penguin LadyMath focusCounting on from a running total as each new group arrivesGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseThe Right Place for AlbertMath focusMatching one to one and finding what is left overGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingThe Yum-Yum HouseMath focusFinding a missing addend by counting on to a fixed targetGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseUnderwater Counting Even NumbersMath focusDeciding whether a whole number is even or odd from its ending digitGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Geometry · +1 moreWindows, Rings, and GrapesMath focusBuilding two-dimensional shapes from a stated number of sides and cornersGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingX Marks the Spot!Math focusCounting steps along two directions and joining the two counts into a totalGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & SubtractionDoubling: making a second group that matchesGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planKeeping a record you can trustGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number SenseMeasuring with a unit you lay end to endGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Fractions & Decimals · Number Sense · +1 moreOne whole, two equal partsGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number SenseTaking away, and what is leftGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseTwo groups side by side: how many more, how many fewerGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →
Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyAbba Meshugah Bezrat Hashem a Book That Carries Two LanguagesA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyMonotremes Gondwana Incubating Words the Book Explains ItselfA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · DiscussionTalk Circle Does Hanaleah Need to KnowA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · DiscussionTalk Circle Half Lizard Half Beaver or All PlatypusA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain IdeaA Dollar a Penny All These Combinations the Sentence That Ties a Page TogetherK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonA Dollar a Penny It Doesn t Grow on TreesK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastA Dollar a Penny Metal and Round Paper and RectangularK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularyA Dollar a Penny Money Is the Term forK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonA Dollar a Penny Ton and Through Listening for the Words That RhymeK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceReading the Book's Question and ShrugA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Help Sebastian Look UpK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularyAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Is CalledK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text FeaturesAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Lots of Big CatsK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Zip Zoom Uh OhK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Zooms Skates EntersK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterAlbert Adds Up Albert's Paw Says It First Feelings You Can SeeK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastAlbert Adds Up First and After All What Albert Wanted TwiceK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceAlbert Adds Up First Next Then Last Retelling Albert's TripsK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularyAlbert Adds Up What Is It Getting a Meaning Out of the PageK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Text EvidenceMathis Does Not Like Math Easy for Him Hard for Him Comparing with butK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceMathis Does Not Like Math First Next Last Retelling Mathis's DayK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceStrangest Mammal on Earth Presenting Your Best Platypus FactA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterThis Is My Abba Presenting a Picture the Way Pnina DoesA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonYou Won t Believe Me Reading Pnina Out LoudA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +3 moreCompare Equal Groups and BalanceK–5 Math · Grade 17 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyBecause Vocabulary in ContextBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain IdeaInterdependence Central IdeaBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastLike Stardust Describing Something They ve Never SeenA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSequence and StructureBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceThe Number Hunt: What the Book Counted and WhyA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInfer a Print-Feature RuleABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionReading FoundationsBuild Foundational Reading SkillsABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAuthor's CraftAnalyze Author's CraftABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInfer Character MotivationAnd You Can Come TooK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInterpret a Phrase Used in Two WaysAnd You Can Come TooK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanBoomer Goes to SchoolK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonSequence Places and EventsBoomer Goes to SchoolK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Repetition Across EventsBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTrace an Important Object Through a StoryBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →2Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Compare & Contrast · +2 moreELA Unit What Boomer KnowsK–5 Reading · Grade 1Built from 2 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Speaker and Print EmphasisI Have to Go!K–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare Repeated ResponsesI Have to Go!K–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze How a Repeated Question ChangesI Have to Go!K–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonPigs Smarter Than You ThinkK–5 Reading · Grade 130-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & Contrast · Sequence · +1 moreAnalyze SequenceThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 130-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · SequenceUnderstanding Characters Through Their ActionsK–5 Reading Units · Grade 1Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonInfer a Speaker's Intended MeaningAnd You Can Come TooK–5 Reading · Grade 116-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonMake and Check a PredictionBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 116-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonShort versionWhole-Book PlanIshK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFull + short versionsWhole-Book PlanIshK–5 Reading · Grade 1Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 1Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonStephanies Ponytail Because of the PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonStephanie's Ponytail: Because of the PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastStephanies Ponytail What Stephanie Says BackK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastStephanie's Ponytail: What Stephanie Says BackK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · DiscussionFull + short versionsAnalyze CharactersThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonShort versionAnalyze CharactersThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 117-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterSkill Character ResponseThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSkill Dependent SequenceThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 132-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Cause and EffectStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 117-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare and ContrastStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 117-minute short versionOpen →6Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Character · +3 moreUnderstanding Cause and EffectK–5 Reading Units · Grade 1Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Discussion · ComprehensionAce Lacewing Bug Detective the Questions Ace AsksK–5 Reading · Grade 118 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceShort versionMake InferencesCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Vocabulary · Compare & Contrast · +1 moreFull + short versionsMake InferencesCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Repeated Cause-and-Effect PatternCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Intended and Actual EffectsDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze How a Character ChangesDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidencePigs Opened It Just a LittleK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidencePigs Opened It Just a LittleK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonHow Far GoesIshK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularySkill Word Meaning and FormationIshK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze a Chain of Cause and EffectThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →4Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Main Idea · Text Evidence · +3 moreFinding the Lesson or MessageK–5 Reading Units · Grade 1Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceAnalyze SequenceDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 119-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionDiscussionDont Forget to Come Back Three Things Four TimesK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionReading FoundationsWhole-Book PlanABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text EvidenceAce Lacewing Bug Detective Follow the HoneyK–5 Reading · Grade 120 minutesOpen →Reading lessonCompare Character Knowledge with Reader KnowledgeBoomer Goes to SchoolK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze What Changes a Character's ActionsBoomer Goes to SchoolK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & Contrast · Text FeaturesFull + short versionsUse Text EvidenceThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceShort versionUse Text EvidenceThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanI Have to Go!K–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonShort versionDetermine Theme with Text EvidenceIshK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text Evidence · Text Features · +2 moreFull + short versionsDetermine Theme with Text EvidenceIshK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionThemeSkill Cause and Central MessageIshK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme · Author's CraftSkill Central Message Through StructureThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInfer Theme from the EndingStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 120-minute short versionOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingAdd and SubtractK–5 Math · Grade 120 minutesOpen →4Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Fractions & Decimals · Number Sense · +1 moreOne Whole Two Equal PartsK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreDoubling: making a second group that matchesK–5 Math Units · Grade 1Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanAnd You Can Come TooK–5 Reading · Grade 121–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterWhole-Book PlanBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 121–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterA Thousand Theos a Shaky Voice How the Book Shows SadnessK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceA Thousand Theos First Then at the EndK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonA Thousand Theos I ll Make Another One the Words People Use to HelpK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonA Thousand Theos Lost Dog What a Sign Has to SayK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonBad for Them Good for Me What Changes in the Last Repeated SentenceK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & ContrastThe Book Says; the Second Text SaysA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Compare & ContrastThe Singing Voice and the Counting VoiceA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & ContrastWhat Could It BeA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhy Pnina Keeps BelievingA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreModel Growing Number PatternsK–5 Math · Grade 18 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Addition & Subtraction · Number SenseKeeping a Record You Can TrustK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 3 source books5 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreMeasuring with a Unit You Lay End to EndK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 3 source books6 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →4Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreTwo Groups Side by SideK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 4 source books4 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreCount Equal Groups and Skip-CountK–5 Math · Grade 25 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · GeometryClassify Shapes by Two AttributesK–5 Math · Grade 26 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreSubtract Two-Digit NumbersK–5 Math · Grade 25 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceKey DetailsCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSequence and StructureCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSpeaker DevelopmentCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Vocabulary · Compare & ContrastVocabulary in ContextCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · ThemeCentral Idea and ThemeCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMake InferencesAnimals Black and WhiteK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInterpret Quotation Marks and ItalicsAnimals Black and WhiteK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonDetermine Meaning of Animal-Family WordsAnimals in CamouflageK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of View · Compare & ContrastComparing PerspectivesBink and Gollie: Whack-a-DuckK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastBorrowed Name AllusionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastBagels Come Home Why They Nearly Renamed the DogK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Text FeaturesCompare Combine SolutionsK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Text FeaturesBadir and the Beaver Hear Every Idea Hear Every ObjectionK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Compare & ContrastDad’s Real PlanEnemy PieK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceEvidence Hidden in an InterviewK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyExplicit Context DefinitionsK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyCaptain Jake Words from the SeaK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Figurative LanguageFigurative Quills UpK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Figurative LanguageSoapstone Porcupine Quills UpK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewFirsthand Information and SourceK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Vocabulary · +2 moreGlossary and ContextK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Vocabulary · +2 moreLark and the Dessert Disaster the Words Lark LovesK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →2Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Compare & ContrastELA Unit How the Clues Give the Animal AwayK–5 Reading · Grade 2Built from 2 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterInfer Reason Across a Whole BookK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterWhere's Burgess Why He Keeps LookingK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterInfer Unstated SolutionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterSoapstone Porcupine the Solution the Book Does Not ExplainK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMy Afternoon Guest Inference from Multiple CluesK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferencePattern of CluesK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceBagels Come Home Who Has Been Opening the DoorsK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Text EvidencePrediction from EvidenceK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceReuse One Object as EvidenceK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonBadir and the Beaver the Beaver on the NickelK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterSayings in ContextK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · CharacterBen the Inventor — The Sayings Ben and Jack ShareK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInterpret Intended Meaning in QuestionsSong of Middle CK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonIdentify and Compare Key DetailsSong of Middle CK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare and ContrastSong of Middle CK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonState Problem PreciselyK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastStory Versus Factual Back MatterK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTest and Disprove ExplanationK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhere's Burgess Test and Disprove the ExplanationK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare Repeated Actions and DestinationsThe Fire StationK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceThree Clues What They SupportK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceLark and the Dessert Disaster — The Three CluesK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTrace Facts to SourcesK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & EffectTracing Cause and EffectBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTrack Attempts and FailuresK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionFact vs. FictionTrue Information Inside FictionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of ViewWhat He WantsEnemy PieK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInterpret Figurative and Literal MeaningWhen Pigs FlyK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterWorking It Out BackwardsWhen Pigs FlyK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEverybody Tells Him NoWhen Pigs FlyK–5 Reading · Grade 215-minute short versionOpen →2Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of View · Compare & ContrastComparing Points of ViewK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 2 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonIdentify and Organize Supporting DetailsAnimals Black and WhiteK–5 Reading · Grade 216-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMake InferencesAnimals in CamouflageK–5 Reading · Grade 216-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonClassify Details About Animal CamouflageAnimals in CamouflageK–5 Reading · Grade 216-minute short versionOpen →6Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & Effect · Character · Point of View · +3 moreTracing Cause and EffectK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonTrace a Repeated Word and Its ResponsesThe Fire StationK–5 Reading · Grade 217-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare Two Doorstep ScenesThe Fire StationK–5 Reading · Grade 218-minute short versionOpen →6Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of View · Compare & ContrastComparing Characters PerspectivesK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Point of View · +2 moreMaking InferencesK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Point of View · Vocabulary · +1 moreThe Words They UseK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →3Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of View · Fact vs. FictionWhat Is True Inside a Made Up StoryK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & EffectBuild the Cause ChainBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 220 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastHow Each Character RespondsBink and Gollie: Whack-a-DuckK–5 Reading · Grade 220 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFull PlanCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 220-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterHow His Response ChangesEnemy PieK–5 Reading · Grade 220 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanSong of Middle CK–5 Reading · Grade 215–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanWhen Pigs FlyK–5 Reading · Grade 215–20 minutesOpen →3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +2 moreEqual Groups and What Is Left OverK–5 Math · Grade 2Built from 3 source books20-minute full lesson · 30-minute optionOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +2 moreThe unit decides the numberK–5 Math Units · Grade 2Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
6Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Character · Sequence · +1 moreUsing the EvidenceK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & Effect · Character · Compare & Contrast · +2 moreWhat They Say What They DoK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →4Unit planWriting Clear InstructionsK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanAnimals Black and WhiteK–5 Reading · Grade 221–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanAnimals in CamouflageK–5 Reading · Grade 221–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanThe Fire StationK–5 Reading · Grade 221–30 minutesOpen →3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Measurement · Number Sense · +3 moreMaking a Graph Somebody Else Can ReadK–5 Math · Grade 2Built from 3 source books30 minutesOpen →3Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Figurative LanguageLiteral, Nonliteral, and Multiple MeaningsK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreMeasure and Model Square PyramidsK–5 Math · Grade 38 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +3 moreCompare and Model FractionsK–5 Math · Grade 37 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →Reading lessonInterpret Words with Multiple MeaningsArt's SuppliesK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceMake InferencesArt's SuppliesK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare a Narrator's Opening and EndingArt's SuppliesK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSequence Steps in a Character's PlanBoy SoupK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonThe Giant s Own LetterBoy SoupK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceClever Beatrice What She Says What He InfersK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceClever Beatrice — When the Evidence Leaves It OpenK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceTwo Supported InterpretationsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewFull + short versionsAnalyze a Spider's Point of ViewDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonShort versionAnalyze a Spider's Point of ViewDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonFaces of the Moon Four Kinds of PageK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonPage Types and JobsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain IdeaFaces of the Moon Topic or Main IdeaK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain IdeaTopic Vs Main IdeaK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · SequenceFaces of the Moon Use Organization to Rebuild SequenceK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · SequenceOrganization Reconstruct SequenceK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionThemeA Theme the Book ShowsJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionThemeTheme Shown Not StatedK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewWhose Story Is ThisJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · Text EvidenceMain Idea Supporting DetailsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · Text EvidenceThe House That George Built — What the Book Is Mainly AboutK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonParallel Story LinesK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInterpret Literal and Intended MeaningPecorino's First ConcertK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInfer a Speaker's IdentityPecorino's First ConcertK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare a Repeated Question's SpeakersPecorino's First ConcertK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequence · Text Evidence · Text Features · +1 moreRepeated Plot PatternK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhat Stays, What ChangesRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Author's CraftState Structure as RuleK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Text Features · ThemeThe Evidence for the ThemeRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Text Features · ThemeTheme Words and IllustrationsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonUse Print Features to Read FluentlyWhen Louis Armstrong Taught Me ScatK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonBuild Fluency and Sound AwarenessWhen Louis Armstrong Taught Me ScatK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare a Repeated Song's ContextWhen Louis Armstrong Taught Me ScatK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lesson15-minute versionUse Context to Determine Word MeaningZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Vocabulary20-minute versionUse Context to Determine Word MeaningZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText FeaturesThe Heading Tells You WhenZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvaluate a Character's Plan and OutcomeZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 315-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonShort versionWhole-Book PlanRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFull + short versionsWhole-Book PlanRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSleepover Squad 1 Sequence the Night of the PartyK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 16-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionThemeSleepover Squad 1 Theme Being Treated the Way You BehaveK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 16-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterSleepover Squad 1 Character Four Friends Four PlansK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonTwo Ways to ReadBoy SoupK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonDetermine ThemeJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceShort versionThe Evidence for the WishRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · Text Features · ThemeFull + short versionsThe Evidence for the WishRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 334-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →4Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Main Idea · +4 moreUnderstanding Text StructureK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & Effect · Compare & Contrast · Main Idea · +3 moreWhat It Is Mainly AboutK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · Text Evidence · Text Features · +1 moreFinding the Main Idea and ThemeK–5 Reading Units · Grade 3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →3Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Point of View · Compare & ContrastUnderstanding Point of ViewK–5 Reading Units · Grade 3Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →4Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · Sequence · Author's CraftUnderstanding Text StructureK–5 Reading Units · Grade 3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanArt's SuppliesK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare and ContrastDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 320-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of View · Text EvidenceHis Point of View and MineDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of ViewWho Is Telling ThisJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 320-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanPecorino's First ConcertK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabulary · Figurative LanguageLiteral or Nonliteral?Pizza CountingK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Text EvidenceShort versionUse Text EvidenceRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 320-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Text EvidenceFull + short versionsUse Text EvidenceRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanWhen Louis Armstrong Taught Me ScatK–5 Reading · Grade 315–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 321–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanBoy SoupK–5 Reading · Grade 321–30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionVocabularySleepover Squad 1 Vocabulary in Context Words the Friends ExplainK–5 Reading · Grade 330 minutesOpen →3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Fractions & Decimals · +4 moreEqual Parts of One WholeK–5 Math · Grade 3Built from 3 source books5 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →4Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +4 moreMultiplication, Division and Equal GroupsK–5 Math · Grade 3Built from 4 source books30 minutesOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +3 moreMultiplication as Equal GroupsK–5 Math Units · Grade 3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonSleepover Squad 1 Whole Book PlanK–5 Reading · Grade 36 lessons · 75-minute full lesson each · 32-minute short version eachOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Figurative LanguageThe Cat and the WhalePizza CountingK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & Effect · Vocabulary · Compare & ContrastLight Words, Dark WordsA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInferenceWhat Willie's Actions RevealA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastComparing Fogg's Two GiftsAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · ThemeBuilding a Theme Relationships and MoneyAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceHow a Rescue Sequence Builds SuspenseAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterWhat Fogg's Actions RevealAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionFigurative LanguageTwo Meanings of GainAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonOrdering the Collection EventsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastOliver's Changing PrioritiesBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Vocabulary · Text EvidencePandemonium in ContextBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastComparing the Two BedroomsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · ThemeBuilding a Theme About FamilyAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · ThemeBuilding a Theme About Humane CareBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastComparing North and South AccountsCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonOne Person as a Window on a PeriodCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonReading a Recipe as a ProcedureCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Figurative LanguageHow a Name Carries a ReasonCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCause & EffectFollowing a Chain of CausesCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterBradley's DevelopmentClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · VocabularyMonologue in ContextClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · WritingHow Clara's Understanding of Care ChangesClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & ContrastComparing Anne and Gilbert's DecisionsAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastComparing Two Kinds of TreatmentBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterHow Anne Becomes FamilyAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonHow One Event Changes What Can Happen NextBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastHow Treatment Changes GingerBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhat the Bend in the Road SuggestsAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text EvidenceWhy Willie Shows the MenorahsA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →4Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreHow Many Times as MuchK–5 Math · Grade 4Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Addition & Subtraction · +3 moreOne amount, many names: fractions, decimals and percentsK–5 Math Units · Grade 4Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Fractions & Decimals · +2 moreWhat a thing really costsK–5 Math Units · Grade 4Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
3Math lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +2 moreAround It or Across It Perimeter and AreaK–5 Math · Grade 4Built from 3 source books30 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText EvidenceKey DetailsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionSequenceSequence and StructureBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Text EvidenceCharacter DevelopmentBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · VocabularyVocabulary in ContextBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · Text Evidence · ThemeCentral Idea and ThemeBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & ContrastCompare DetailsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Text Evidence · DiscussionEvidence-Based DiscussionBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionText Evidence · WritingEvidence-Based WritingBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & EffectMighty Muskrats Windy LakeMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Text EvidenceKey DetailsMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · SequenceSequence and StructureMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacterCharacter DevelopmentMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMain Idea · ThemeCentral Idea and ThemeMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCompare & Contrast · WritingCompare DetailsMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text Evidence · DiscussionEvidence-Based DiscussionMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter · Compare & Contrast · Text Evidence · +1 moreEvidence-Based WritingMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTom Swift Robot OlympicsK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionPoint of View · Text EvidenceTwo Readings, One Evidence-Based JudgmentBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 520 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Text EvidenceWhat the Evidence Lets You ClaimBones Never LieK–5 Reading · Grade 520 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFull PlanBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 520-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftAt what point does Candide stop simply repeating Pangloss's philosophy and begin testing it against experience?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceAt what point does Don Quixote stop reading chivalric stories and start living inside their rules?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftAt what point does Goodwood's promise of freedom begin to feel like another form of possession?The Portrait of a LadyHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceAt what point does the crowd stop treating the cylinder as an object and start treating it as a threat?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftAt what point does Thoreau's machine metaphor change from tolerating imperfection to requiring resistance?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow can a proposal contain its own insult?Pride and PrejudiceJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow can a sequence of questions function as an accusation?To AmericaJames Weldon Johnson · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow can an opponent's argument reveal the argument against him?Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American SlaveFrederick Douglass · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow can Helena understand that love has no judgment and still choose to follow it?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & CraftHow can invented words still create a precise story?JabberwockyLewis Carroll · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow can Nancy be helping Oliver and still be the person delivering him into danger?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow can punishment fail at its stated purpose and still change the person being punished?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Argument & RhetoricHow can Thoreau claim greater freedom while describing stone walls, iron doors, and a locked cell?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow do the four sisters reveal different ideas about what it means to have enough?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does a skull lead Hamlet from personal memory to a claim about everyone?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Anne turn an embarrassing mistake into evidence that she is improving?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does Anthony use the Constitution's own pronouns to attack exclusion from voting?After Being Convicted of Voting in the 1872 Presidential ElectionSusan B. Anthony · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Belle prove Scrooge has changed without listing what he has done?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Bly expose a system by showing how easily it accepts a performance?Ten Days in a Mad-HouseNellie Bly · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Bradstreet’s speaker argue with her own attachment to the destroyed house?Verses upon the Burning of Our HouseAnne Bradstreet · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central Idea · Argument & Rhetoric · +1 moreHow does Browning make the children's suffering function as an argument against the society around them?The Cry of the ChildrenElizabeth Barrett Browning · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Carton's resemblance to Darnay weaken evidence that had just seemed certain?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Chopin make Louise Mallard’s private response overturn the response everyone around her expects?The Story of an HourKate Chopin · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does confidence become the cause of defeat?Casey at the BatErnest Lawrence Thayer · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & CraftHow does Dickens let Pip understand the truth before Magwitch says it outright?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Dickens make Scrooge seem less like a person and more like a climate?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Dickinson make death unsettling by presenting it as a calm, courteous journey?Because I could not stop for DeathEmily Dickinson · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does Dickinson turn the idea of escape into a conflict between instinctive hope and repeated defeat?I never hear the word EscapeEmily Dickinson · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does Don Quixote keep the helmet interpretation alive while a room full of people calls the object a basin?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Douglass praise individual effort without pretending individuals act outside social conditions?Self-Made MenFrederick Douglass · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Du Bois turn reassurance into a demanding definition of self-respect?Letter to His DaughterW. E. B. Du Bois · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Dunbar hold painful history and cherished memory in the same place?The Old CabinPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does Dunbar-Nelson make a whole neighborhood function like a narrator?In Our NeighborhoodAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Theme & Central IdeaHow does Dunbar-Nelson make vengeance expose the person who seeks it?A Story of VengeanceAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Emma influence Harriet while insisting that she has not influenced her?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Eppie change the direction of Silas's thinking in a way gold never could?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Equiano use a sequence of perceptions to show terror growing from uncertainty into understanding?The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah EquianoOlaudah Equiano · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Fanny change Mr. Dashwood's promise without ever directly telling him to break it?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Freud position his method between superstition and conventional medicine?Dream PsychologySigmund Freud (tr. M. D. Eder) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Hamlet's language move from sadness about his father to judgment of the world around him?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaHow does Hammon combine praise with instruction when addressing Wheatley?An Address to Miss Phillis WheatleyJupiter Hammon · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryHow does Hank convert an astronomical fact into political authority?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Harlan redefine segregation as a problem of citizenship rather than social preference?Plessy v. FergusonU.S. Supreme Court · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Henry disagree with respected opponents without weakening the force of his own position?Speech to the Second Virginia ConventionPatrick Henry · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Holmes turn the policeman's irrelevant 'drunk' into the most important person in the scene?A Study in ScarletArthur Conan Doyle · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Hughes use rivers to turn one speakers voice into a voice spanning Black history?The Negro Speaks of RiversLangston Hughes · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Iago make suspicion feel like Othello's own conclusion?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Irving make the place itself responsible for what people are willing to believe?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & RhetoricHow does Jane turn feeling into an argument for equality?Jane EyreCharlotte Brontë · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Jekyll turn his own secrecy into a theory about human nature?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Jim know Israel Hands intends to kill him before Hands attacks?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does Jim realize what 'gentleman of fortune' actually means before anyone says 'pirate'?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Keats make permanence both attractive and limiting in the scenes on the urn?Ode on a Grecian UrnJohn Keats · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does learning to read become an act of independence rather than simply a school skill?Learning to ReadFrances Ellen Watkins Harper · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of View · Context & HistoryHow does Liliuokalani use personal witness to contest an official story of political change?Hawaii's Story by Hawaii's QueenLiliuokalani · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Lincoln move from imagining the war as judgment to defining what people should do next?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Lincoln say both sides dreaded war while still distinguishing their responsibility for it?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Lincoln turn a ceremony for the dead into a task for the living?The Gettysburg AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does London make Buck's comfortable life feel like a kingdom before that life is taken from him?The Call of the WildJack London · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does London turn the man's declaration that he is safe into evidence of the mistake that may kill him?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryHow does Madison narrow the problem of faction from something to eliminate into something a government must manage?The Federalist Papers: No. 10James Madison · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Mansfield use Rosemary’s generosity to expose the self-image behind it?A Cup of TeaKatherine Mansfield · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central IdeaHow does Merrylegs change the meaning of Ginger's 'bad habit' without excusing it?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Michelangelo use exaggerated physical imagery to challenge the glamorous idea of artistic creation?On the Painting of the Sistine ChapelMichelangelo Buonarroti (tr. John Addington Symonds) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Mole's experience change what the Wild Wood means to him?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does Mother Jones turn respect for presidential authority into pressure to act?Letter to President Theodore Roosevelt, July 17, 1903Mother Jones · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Theme & Central Idea · +1 moreHow does Ovid make Lycaon's crime feel like evidence against all humankind?MetamorphosesOvid (tr. Brookes More) · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Context & HistoryHow does Paine turn an abstract political idea into something readers are asked to defend physically?Liberty TreeThomas Paine · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Poe make the narrators emotional reaction seem to arise before he can explain it rationally?The Fall of the House of UsherEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Priam make Achilles see an enemy father's grief as connected to his own father's love?The IliadHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryHow does Richard turn a public moment of peace into a private justification for villainy?Richard IIIWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Rikki win by controlling what Nagaina wants?Rikki-Tikki-TaviRudyard Kipling · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Shakespeare let the audience see the gap between Titania's language and what is actually in front of her?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & Craft · Argument & RhetoricHow does Shelley make Ozymandiass attempt to control his legacy produce the opposite effect?OzymandiasPercy Bysshe Shelley · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Silver use the pirates' own rules and superstitions to regain control after they depose him?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & CraftHow does Stanton turn private sympathy into a public obligation?A Plea for the OppressedLucy Stanton · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Stonehenge make Tess's final 'I am ready' feel prepared rather than sudden?Tess of the d'UrbervillesThomas Hardy · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & CraftHow does Tagore make one character’s practical departure become another character’s emotional catastrophe?The PostmasterRabindranath Tagore · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does Tamenund make Uncas's death mean more than the loss of one person?The Last of the MohicansJames Fenimore Cooper · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Tamenund's list make expansion look like a pattern rather than a single injustice?The Last of the MohicansJames Fenimore Cooper · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does the cave setup make a mistaken view of reality feel reasonable rather than foolish?RepublicPlato (tr. Benjamin Jowett) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryHow does the chorus make human intelligence seem both admirable and dangerous?AntigoneSophocles (tr. F. Storr) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does the Court’s reasoning change once it asks how the Africans came to be held rather than simply who possessed them?United States v. The AmistadU.S. Supreme Court · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricHow does the Declaration move from universal principles to a case against a particular government?Declaration of IndependenceThomas Jefferson and the Continental Congress · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Argument & RhetoricHow does the ending move from Gatsby's green light to a statement about 'we'?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow does the fable overturn the lion’s first judgment?Aesop's FablesAesop, translated by George Fyler Townsend · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the final question destabilize the poem’s apparent criticism of the idler?The IdlerAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Context & HistoryHow does the Great Law turn a political system into a physical image people can remember?Constitution of the Iroquois NationsHaudenosaunee / Iroquois Great Law of Peace · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the invention contain a warning before the failure occurs?Icarus and DaedalusJosephine Preston Peabody · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central Idea · Context & HistoryHow does the king turn Gulliver's proud account of England into evidence against it?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the letter-box change Nora's secret from something she manages into something she can no longer control?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewHow does the narrator make an impossible event feel absurdly official and ordinary?The NoseNikolai Gogol · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does the opening make La Juanita seem both part of the community and set apart from it?La JuanitaAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does the opening make negotiation feel like a choice made under coercion?The Cruel Tribute (from Old Greek Stories)James Baldwin · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does the opening question define heroism before the hero appears?RamayanaValmiki (tr. Ralph T. H. Griffith) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does the opening turn a small amount of money into the story's first major conflict?The Gift of the MagiO. Henry · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewHow does the opening turn dissatisfaction into a conflict between circumstances and self-image?The NecklaceGuy de Maupassant · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the opening turn one man's anger into the cause of a whole army's suffering?The IliadHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Theme & Central IdeaHow does the poem make the fight feel decided by character before it is decided by strength?BeowulfAnglo-Saxon (tr. Francis B. Gummere) · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does the poem make the future feel attractive and frightening at the same time?Past and FutureSarojini Naidu · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow does the poem move from celebration to historical memory and then to commitment?Lift Every Voice and SingJames Weldon Johnson · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & RhetoricHow does the poem redefine what makes a nation powerful?The New ColossusEmma Lazarus · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryHow does the Preamble turn a list of governmental purposes into a claim about the source of political authority?Preamble to the U.S. ConstitutionUnited States Constitutional Convention · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewHow does the prophecy turn fear into the force that begins the conflict?Heroes Every Child Should Know: PerseusHamilton Wright Mabie (Perseus adapted from Charles Kingsley) · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewHow does the repeated mask image explain the difference between public appearance and private suffering?We Wear the MaskPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & CraftHow does the repeated word “nevermore” change from an answer into a trap for the speaker’s thinking?The RavenEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Argument & RhetoricHow does the scene turn names from labels into obstacles the characters try to reason around?The Tragedy of Romeo and JulietWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & CraftHow does the setting make an entrance feel inevitable before the rider appears?The HighwaymanAlfred Noyes · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the snow move Gabriel's realization beyond Michael Furey and beyond Gabriel himself?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does the speaker define love by describing what it refuses to do?Sonnet 116William Shakespeare · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does the stage metaphor organize a lifetime while also making individual importance seem temporary?As You Like ItWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does the story make a voluntary choice feel like a trap?The Monkey's PawW. W. Jacobs · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationHow does Toad turn genuine kindness into evidence of his own importance?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Tom make work desirable without ever arguing that whitewashing is fun?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & Craft · Argument & RhetoricHow does Truth answer an abstract argument about equality with evidence from lived experience?Speech to the Ohio Women's Conference: Ain't I a Woman?Sojourner Truth · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaHow does Twain imitate moral advice in order to undermine it?Advice to Little GirlsMark Twain · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow does Vera build a believable lie?The Open WindowSaki · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & CraftHow does Viola tell Olivia the truth about herself without revealing the disguise?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Voltaire make Pangloss's reasoning sound orderly and absurd at the same time?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftHow does Washington change the meaning of 'cast down your bucket' when he turns from Black listeners to white listeners?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & Craft · Argument & Rhetoric · +1 moreHow does Wheatley elevate a current political struggle by placing it inside epic and divine imagery?To His Excellency, General WashingtonPhillis Wheatley · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Wheatley use the poem’s closing turn to challenge the racial judgment named earlier in the poem?On Being Brought from Africa to AmericaPhillis Wheatley · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyHow does Woolf make Mabel’s dress become a screen onto which she projects an entire social judgment?The New DressVirginia Woolf · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricHow does Woolf turn small interruptions into evidence about who is permitted intellectual freedom?A Room of One's OwnVirginia Woolf · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Structure & Point of ViewHow does Wordsworth redefine what it means to "see" nature as he grows older?Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern AbbeyWilliam Wordsworth · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaHow does Wright turn witnessing cruelty into an obligation to intervene?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Context & HistoryHow does Zitkala-Sa make Tusee’s courage both inherit and revise the warrior tradition?A Warrior's DaughterZitkala-Sa · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewHow has living among giants changed Gulliver's sense of what counts as normal?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationHow much of Montresor's plan does he reveal to Fortunato before Fortunato understands it?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceHow much of what Pip 'knows' in the opening actually comes from evidence?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Argument & RhetoricWhat argument does Macbeth make against himself?MacbethWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat becomes possible once Time is treated as someone who can be offended?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat breaks the spell of stopping, and why does the poem repeat the reason for leaving?Stopping by Woods on a Snowy EveningRobert Frost · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes in Edna before she has actually swum very far?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat changes in Mary's voice once she admits that she is lonely?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat changes once Utterson can replace an imagined Hyde with a person he has actually seen?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes the instant Dimmesdale makes his hidden identity public?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes when a word becomes more than a signal?The Story of My LifeHelen Keller · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhat changes when Catherine stops trying to persuade her father but does not stop intending to marry Morris?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central IdeaWhat changes when Franklin calls something he once excused an 'erratum' of his life?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes when Hancock reports war through the work of caring for bodies rather than battlefield glory?Letters of a Civil War NurseCornelia Hancock · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewWhat changes when Isabel can name her husband's opposition to Ralph as opposition to her freedom of mind?The Portrait of a LadyHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes when Mrs. Grose can name the man the governess has described?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat changes when Paine says the decision belongs not just to the present but to posterity?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat changes when Raskolnikov's confession becomes one plain sentence with no theory attached?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhat does 'admirable old maid' conceal about the costs of Catherine's self-sufficient life?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does 'prisoner for life' reveal about how Chandler interprets family responsibility in this moment?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Achilles reveal about his values when he describes a choice between long life and lasting fame?The IliadHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & RhetoricWhat does Ahab's pasteboard-mask metaphor allow him to claim about the white whale?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat does Bottom's desire to play every role reveal about what he thinks acting is for?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does calling herself a 'screen' reveal about the role the governess has begun to assign herself?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewWhat does Chaucer make us notice before he tells us what to think?The Canterbury TalesGeoffrey Chaucer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat does Colin experience in the garden that changes 'I want to get well' into 'I shall get well'?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Context & HistoryWhat does Curly's death teach Buck that no command or explanation could have taught him?The Call of the WildJack London · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat does Don Quixote reject when he says he is Alonso Quixano again?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Dorian's wish reveal about what he has learned to value in only a few minutes?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhat does Edna object to in Robert's idea that her husband could 'set her free'?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Franklin gain—and risk—by treating virtue as something that can be tracked in a table?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Gatsby's answer to 'You can't repeat the past' reveal about what he thinks desire can control?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat does Hamlet do when he realizes that suspicion is not the same thing as proof?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhat does Hawkeye reveal by asserting his identity while admitting his own people's wrongdoing?The Last of the MohicansJames Fenimore Cooper · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhat does Hawthorne gain by describing the house as if it were a face?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does Holmes's brain-attic metaphor allow him to justify that Watson finds absurd?A Study in ScarletArthur Conan Doyle · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Structure & Point of ViewWhat does Huck’s final refusal to be ‘sivilized’ reveal about what he still wants at the end of the novel?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Iago reveal about himself by saying that faithful service can be a form of deception?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Ichabod's imagination reveal about what he wants when he thinks about Katrina?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Isabel mean when she says marrying Lord Warburton would be 'giving up' even though she would gain so much?The Portrait of a LadyHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Ishmael gain by reversing the usual meanings of sanity and insanity?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat does Jo's imagined future reveal about what she values before she has achieved any of it?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Knightley make Emma see that she did not see when she joked about Miss Bates?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Lucy gain by telling Elinor about her engagement to Edward?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does Marianne's definition of a suitable husband make almost impossible before she has met one?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & Craft · Argument & RhetoricWhat does Marley's chain make visible about responsibility?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Structure & Point of ViewWhat does Montresor's definition of 'successful' revenge reveal before the plot even begins?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Theme & Central IdeaWhat does Nancy risk when she steps between Fagin and Oliver?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Othello's refusal to name what he is about to do allow him to believe about himself?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat does Pip decide the instant he hears the news—and what evidence is actually missing?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Context & HistoryWhat does Prospero's “’Tis new to thee” add to Miranda's praise of the people she sees?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhat does the adults' reaction to one ordinary request reveal about the workhouse system?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat does the crash do to Rat's grand declaration about boating?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewWhat does the darkened bazaar make the narrator understand about the story he has been telling himself?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does the doll metaphor let Nora say about both her father and her marriage?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does the failed Saturday teach the March sisters that Marmee's warning alone did not?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat does the governess actually know after seeing the man on the tower, and what has she already begun to infer?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does the image of thoughts moving in a circle reveal about Silas's relationship with gold?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat does the macaroon scene establish about Nora and Torvald before the serious secret is revealed?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of View · Argument & RhetoricWhat does the narrator accidentally prove?The Tell-Tale HeartEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & Craft · Context & HistoryWhat does the repeated word 'my' reveal about how Kurtz understands people, land, and power?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhat does Thoreau mean by calling resignation a form of desperation rather than acceptance?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Thoreau want to remove from life in order to discover what life actually is?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat does Uncas abandoning his rifle reveal about what matters most in the pursuit?The Last of the MohicansJames Fenimore Cooper · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat does Washington learn by traveling before deciding what Tuskegee should teach?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat happens to Hank's idea of progress when his inventions make fifty-four men 'masters' over thousands of dead?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhat happens to Henry's idea of courage once he sees brave-looking men run?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewWhat happens to human importance when Wells makes us the creatures under the microscope?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat happens when the language of spectacle is placed directly beside the bodies it describes?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhat happens when the symbol meant to humiliate Hester becomes the most beautiful thing she wears?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & RhetoricWhat is ironic about Lord Henry's argument that influence destroys individuality?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhat is logical about Tom's argument even if the supernatural premise is not?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat is the cost of Ulysses withholding the truth about Scylla from his crew?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat is the difference between the Doctor saying Morris belongs to the wrong 'category' and Morris insisting Catherine marries an individual?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of View · Argument & RhetoricWhat is wrong with the Cat's proof that Alice must be mad?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhat kinds of responsibility can Prospero's 'I acknowledge mine' mean?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhat limit does Raskolnikov try to place on his idea that extraordinary people may break the law?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat makes Buck's love for Thornton different from every earlier human relationship in his life?The Call of the WildJack London · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhat makes Dantès stop treating Faria's treasure as proof of madness?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat makes Holmes's Afghanistan deduction feel impossible before he explains it and ordinary after he does?A Study in ScarletArthur Conan Doyle · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhat makes Lockwood's encounter frightening even if the reader does not decide whether the ghost is real?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhat makes rope-dancing a satire of political advancement rather than merely a strange custom?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhat makes the forged letter convincing to Malvolio even when its clues are weak?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat makes the knitting more threatening than an ordinary written list?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhat makes Tom's kite-line more important than luck in finding the way out of the cave?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhat makes Van Helsing's description of Dracula sound investigative rather than legendary?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat should a reader do when the evidence breaks the theory?The Time MachineH. G. Wells · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhat tension exists between the choice as it happened and the story the speaker expects to tell about it later?The Road Not TakenRobert Frost · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhen Colin calls Magic a scientific experiment, which parts of his method can actually be tested?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhen does devotion become an argument against reality?Annabel LeeEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhen does Estella's contempt stop belonging to Estella and start belonging to Pip?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & CraftWhen does the portrait stop being a record of beauty and become a moral instrument?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhen does Victor stop sounding like the person responsible?FrankensteinMary Wollstonecraft Shelley · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewWhen Montresor says his heart grows sick because of the damp, what does the surrounding evidence allow us to question?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewWhen should we trust the narrator?The Yellow WallpaperCharlotte Perkins Gilman · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhere has Catherine learned the language she uses to diminish herself?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhich action is the strongest evidence that Scrooge's transformation is more than a promise?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhich details in the final exchange support the governess's interpretation, and which keep another interpretation possible?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhich details support Brom Bones more strongly than the supernatural explanation?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhich part of Dantès's escape depends on preparation rather than luck?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhich step in Hamlet's reasoning turns the possibility of death from a solution into a problem?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhich understands the cold more accurately—the man or the dog—and what kind of knowledge does each possess?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy are 'wait and hope' a different kind of wisdom from Monte Cristo's earlier need to control outcomes?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Structure & Point of ViewWhy are Emma's greatest disadvantages invisible to Emma herself?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy are the Academy's projects funny rather than merely unusual?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & CraftWhy can a scrap of paper frighten Billy Bones more than a visible weapon?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy do Madame Merle and Isabel disagree about whether possessions and surroundings express the self?The Portrait of a LadyHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does 'Where yeh hit?' terrify Henry when the speaker means it kindly?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does a poem that promises to “count” love keep moving beyond measurement?How Do I Love Thee?Elizabeth Barrett Browning · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does a scene full of pleasure lead the speaker to lament human behavior?Lines Written in Early SpringWilliam Wordsworth · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Achilles choose to return to battle immediately after Thetis tells him it will bring his own death closer?The IliadHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does Alice treat changing size as evidence that she may have become a different person?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Anne describe staying in Avonlea as a bend in the road rather than the end of the road?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Anne discover a disadvantage in finally entering the luxurious room she once dreamed about?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Theme & Central IdeaWhy does Ariel's imagined human pity change Prospero more than the prisoners' suffering itself?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy does Beauty's mother connect good breeding to behavior rather than pedigree alone?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Betsey reduce her hopes for David to three prohibitions instead of a list of achievements?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Burnett make Mary's discovery feel like both an accident and an invitation?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Candide answer Pangloss's final theory with work instead of another argument?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Catherine describe one love as foliage and the other as rock?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Chopin describe new understanding as something that both shows the way and forbids it?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhy does David begin by asking whether he will be the hero of his own life?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does David refuse to treat natural ability as enough?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Theme & Central IdeaWhy does destroying the portrait destroy Dorian instead of freeing him?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryWhy does Dickens describe one historical moment as two opposite things at once?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Structure & Point of ViewWhy does Dickens let the seamstress understand Carton's sacrifice before the narration explains it?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Dostoevsky place the story of resurrection in a room with Raskolnikov and Sonia?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhy does Douglass say that argument is no longer the right rhetorical tool at this point in the speech?What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?Frederick Douglass · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Enfield stop describing Hyde as a man and compare him to a Juggernaut?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Eppie reject the 'strongest of all claims' that Godfrey thinks biology gives him?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Eveline's body become passive at the exact moment she must act?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Franklin describe his dirty clothes, little money, and awkward appearance in such detail?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Franklin tell the speckled-axe story immediately after describing his failure at perfect Order?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Grahame give Mole and Rat a perfect revelation and then take the memory away?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Hank say the world's consent to authority is finer than authority itself?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Harker describe the vampire women as both desirable and repulsive at the same time?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutesOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does Harker end a book made of journals and records by saying they are not proof?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Heathcliff ask Catherine both to torment him and never leave him?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Henry's final confidence require him to remember his shame rather than erase it?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Language & Craft · Context & HistoryWhy does Huck describe helping Jim as damnation at the moment the reader sees it as his strongest moral choice?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Huck pity people he knows have repeatedly harmed others?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & Motivation · Language & CraftWhy does Ishmael describe going to sea as an alternative to violence or despair?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does John refuse to accept good intentions as enough?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Character & MotivationWhy does Knightley connect difficulty speaking with the strength of his feeling?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does knowing the exact temperature fail to mean that the man understands the danger?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Argument & RhetoricWhy does Lincoln name slavery as the cause of war and then refuse to claim that God simply favors one side?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Lincoln pair 'high hope' with a refusal to predict victory?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Lockwood's final peaceful scene refuse to settle whether the dead are at rest?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Context & HistoryWhy does Marlow describe the Company's city as something clean on the outside and corrupt within?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhy does Marlow replace Kurtz's actual last words with the Intended's name?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Montresor keep offering Fortunato ways not to come?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhy does Nick call Gatsby 'worth the whole damn bunch' after spending the novel criticizing him?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Nora say coming back would require both people to change?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy does opening the cent-shop feel like a public fall to Hepzibah rather than simply a new job?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy does Orsino ask for more music in order to stop wanting it?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhy does Paine begin by separating society from government instead of treating them as the same thing?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryWhy does Paine treat habit itself as an obstacle to political reasoning?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Pasteur present criticism as a discipline researchers must direct at their own ideas?Worship the Spirit of CriticismLouis Pasteur · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Prospero move from a vanished entertainment to the claim that the world itself will dissolve?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy does Raskolnikov keep revising his explanation of why he killed the pawnbroker?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does seeing the transformation fail to make Lanyon feel certain about what he knows?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does sweeping one room tell the teacher something an ordinary entrance exam would not?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy does Tagore make the longest outward journey lead inward?12 (from Gitanjali)Rabindranath Tagore · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central Idea · Argument & RhetoricWhy does Tess believe Angel's confession creates the conditions for forgiveness, and what exposes that belief as mistaken?Tess of the d'UrbervillesThomas Hardy · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Tess call herself a murderess when the people around her do not?Tess of the d'UrbervillesThomas Hardy · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does the daguerreotype become evidence against Judge Pyncheon's respectable appearance?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does the dog survive the same cold that kills the man?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy does the green light lose its 'colossal significance' when Daisy is beside Gatsby?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does the hermit answer the questions with events instead of definitions?The Three QuestionsLeo Tolstoy · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does the hidden casket matter before Dantès even opens it?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhy does the narrator keep comparing Martian machinery to familiar human things?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy does the natural world seem to change when Hester removes the letter?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does the poem make being “Somebody” sound less desirable than being “Nobody”?I'm Nobody! Who are you?Emily Dickinson · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionContext & HistoryWhy does the restraint of the starving crew become more mysterious to Marlow the more he thinks about it?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does the squirrel feel like proof to Henry even though it cannot answer the moral question he is asking?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy does the wedding ring resist the meaning Edna tries to force onto it?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy does the word RACHE produce more information when Holmes refuses the obvious interpretation?A Study in ScarletArthur Conan Doyle · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Language & Craft · Argument & RhetoricWhy does Theseus group the lunatic, the lover, and the poet together?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Thoreau defend moving at a different pace rather than simply choosing a different destination?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Thoreau move from 'governs not at all' to asking immediately for a better government?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Thoreau say majority rule explains who wins but not who is right?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Thoreau surround his command to simplify with images of counting, clutter, storms, and navigation?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Thornton's death change the call of the forest from temptation into something Buck can finally obey?The Call of the WildJack London · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy does Tom's testimony count as courage even though he is terrified?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Ulysses design a plan that assumes his future self cannot be trusted?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy does Viola treat disguise as a way to act rather than merely hide?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Washington argue that restricting Black advancement harms the people doing the restricting?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy does Wells end the invasion by making the smallest organisms stronger than the strongest machines?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy doesn't Sancho's accurate explanation of the windmills change Don Quixote's belief?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy is 'sentence first—verdict afterwards' funny and threatening at the same time?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy is Barkis's repeated message funnier and more revealing than a direct proposal?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy is Bartleby’s first refusal more disruptive because of the way he phrases it?Bartleby, the ScrivenerHerman Melville · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & MotivationWhy is being 'Anne of Green Gables' already better to Anne than being the imaginary Lady Cordelia?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is certainty more painful to Elinor than an event she had already told herself was certain?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionArgument & RhetoricWhy is Eppie's claim that 'nobody could be happier' a stronger ending than restoring everything Silas lost?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionTheme & Central IdeaWhy is Huck's apology important precisely because he has been taught that it should humiliate him?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is Ishmael saved by an object designed for death?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is Nancy's understanding of her situation not enough to make escape possible for her?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhy is Othello's claim that he is 'rude' in speech difficult to believe by the end of his defense?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is the bed a better test of identity than Ulysses' appearance?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Argument & RhetoricWhy is the bird’s song not evidence that the cage has been accepted?SympathyPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy is the destroyed manuscript more than simply a possession Jo has lost?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & Craft · Argument & Rhetoric · Context & HistoryWhy is the island/continent comparison more persuasive than simply saying England is far away?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionCharacter & Motivation · Language & CraftWhy is the letter's position under the carpet more important than anything Tess wrote inside it?Tess of the d'UrbervillesThomas Hardy · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & Inference · Structure & Point of ViewWhy is the mirror more disturbing to Harker than simply noticing something strange about Dracula?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEvidence & InferenceWhy is the name 'Noman' useful only because Ulysses predicts how language will work later?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLanguage & CraftWhy is the poem’s peaceful future more unsettling than reassuring?There Will Come Soft Rains - poemSara Teasdale · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionStructure & Point of ViewWhy is the telephone-office sentence funnier because it appears inside a place famous for miracles?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is the thrown 'head' more suspicious once Ichabod expects the Horseman to vanish at the bridge?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionLiterary StudyWhy is the ticking watch more frightening than a dramatic description of the Judge's death?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →5Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Character · +5 moreThe Words They UseK–5 Reading · Grades 2-3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →6Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Character · +5 moreUsing the EvidenceK–5 Reading · Grades 2-3Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →7Unit planWhat they tried nextK–5 Reading Units · Grades 2-3Built from 7 source booksFlexible timingOpen →4Reading lessonNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionInference · Cause & Effect · Compare & Contrast · +2 moreThe Story Gets BiggerK–5 Reading · GRADES K-3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionProblem SolvingAlbert is NOT ScaredMath focusMatching each move of one ride to the refusal it answers and naming the one left overGrade K · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert Keeps ScoreMath focusDeciding whether two sets are the same by matching them one to oneGrade K · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert's Amazing SnailMath focusPlacing an object at a named position and saying the position wordGrade K · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGeometry · Problem SolvingMake a Wish, Albert!Math focusNaming three-dimensional solids in everyday objectsGrade K · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreA Place for ZeroMath focusBundling ten ones into one ten and putting a zero in the emptied ones placeGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAlbert the Muffin-MakerMath focusNaming ordinal position in an ordered list of tenGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingBad Luck BradMath focusSaying why the likelier colour can still fail to come outGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingClock Struck One, TheMath focusReading the hour and the minutes on the two sides of a digital clockGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Number Sense · Problem SolvingCounting on Fall (Math in Nature)Math focusMaking ten from two parts, and finding more than one pair that worksGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingCounting with Sebastian Pig and Friends on the FarmMath focusSkip counting to one hundred by twos, fives and tensGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingDealing with AdditionMath focusFinding every different way one hand of cards makes a total of fiveGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreElla Earns Her Own MoneyMath focusRunning a total forward through six printed checkpoints, adding one, two or four dollars at a time and never passing twentyGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Money · Problem SolvingGabriel Gets a Great DealMath focusAdding a ten-dollar shipping charge to a price and testing the total against the most a family may spendGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingGrandma's Button BoxMath focusSorting one set by a single attribute so that every button lands in exactly one groupGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingIf the Shoe FitsMath focusMeasuring a length by laying same-size units end to end and counting themGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber SenseLily Learns about Wants and NeedsMath focusSorting a set of things into two groups by a rule the book statesGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Geometry · Problem SolvingMath Fair BluesMath focusTesting two shapes for same size and same shapeGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingMiss Penny Says Prove It!Math focusHolding a count of sixteen steady while the objects are moved and rearrangedGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingOn My Way to Grandma's HouseMath focusDeciding which of two numbers is closer to a third by counting both ways and comparing the two countsGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingPlay DateMath focusNaming the day that comes after a named dayGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingSizing Up WinterMath focusMeasuring a length by laying one unit end to end and saying the count with its unitGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingSubtracting with Sebastian Pig and Friends on a Camping TripMath focusSubtracting to find how many are missing, within twelveGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreSubtraction ActionMath focusWriting a subtraction equation for a take-away story and naming the answer the differenceGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Patterns & Algebra · Problem SolvingSuper SpecsMath focusPredicting the next number in a pattern and saying which rule you usedGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingToo-Tall TinaMath focusOrdering three people by height and saying each comparison both waysGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGeometry · Patterns & Algebra · Problem SolvingWhat's Next, NinaMath focusFinding the repeating unit in a repeating patternGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingWhere's HarleyMath focusCrossing an ordered list off to find the one place leftGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingWho's Got SpotsMath focusSorting a named group into three data categories, one member to one categoryGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingA Frog's LifeMath focusPlacing the weeks a book names on a number lineGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingAll Aboard!Math focusReading a written clock time as an hour and the minutes past that hourGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingCarrie Measures UpMath focusMeasuring a length in whole inches with a tape and recording itGrade 2 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingCollection for Kate, AMath focusAdding five two-digit and one-digit addends with regroupingGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Addition & Subtraction · Number Sense · +1 moreCount on PabloMath focusSkip counting by twos and fivesGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Money · Problem SolvingDeena's Lucky PennyMath focusCoin values and equal exchangeGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Problem SolvingEven or OddMath focusEven and odd by grouping in twosGrade 2 · Full book collection7 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionGraphing · Number Sense · Geometry · +2 moreFair is Fair!Math focusBuilding a bar graph with a numbered scale and one square for one unitGrade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingFibonacci ZooMath focusAdding two numbers to make the next in a rowGrade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Geometry · +1 moreFishy MysteryMath focusSorting a set of shapes into a two-circle diagram by two attributesGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreFollow the Money!Math focusCoin values and coin equivalence to one dollarGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingGame Time!Math focusQuarter, half and three quarters of an hour as parts of sixty minutesGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · Problem SolvingIt's About Time, Max!Math focusNaming the hour hand and the minute hand on an analog clockGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingIts TimeMath focusTelling time to the hour from the positions of the two handsGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingKeep Your Distance!Math focusBuilding one foot from twelve inches and one yard from three feetGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionNumber Sense · MoneyKyle Keeps Track of CashMath focusReading what a coin is worth and counting a handful of coins to one amountGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingLights Out!Math focusSubtracting a one-digit number from a two-digit count by counting backGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionEqual Groups · Measurement · Number Sense · +1 moreLulu's LemonadeMath focusComparing the capacity of two containers by pouring one into the otherGrade 2 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Patterns & Algebra · +1 moreMac & Cheese, Pleeeeze!Math focusAdding a two-digit number by adding its tens, then its onesGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Problem SolvingMeasuring with Sebastian Pig and Friends on a Road TripMath focusMeasuring a height in inches with a yardstick, lining the 1 up with the bottom edgeGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · MoneyMoney CountsMath focusDeciding whether an amount covers a price, and finding the changeGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreMoney MathMath focusFinding change by removing named coins and counting what staysGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Money · +1 moreMoney Math with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Farmer's MarketMath focusSubtracting within one hundred to track money remainingGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionAddition & Subtraction · Number Sense · Problem SolvingOcean Counting Odd NumbersMath focusSkip counting by twos from one within 50Grade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum ConnectionMeasurement · Number Sense · Problem SolvingOn the Scale, a Weighty TaleMath focusChoosing a fitting unit of weight for an objectGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsNewfoundland and Labrador Curriculum 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