Book lessonsAlbert's Bigger Than Big IdeaMath focusOrdering three objects by size and naming the smallestKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsCount Off, Squeak Scouts!Math focusOrdinal position in a line of fiveKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsFinding 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 lessonsGrandma's Tiny HouseMath focusCounting a group of objects one by one and saying how manyKindergarten · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsLet's Make a Bar GraphMath focusNaming and building the four parts of a bar graphKindergarten · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsMighty MaddieMath focusComparing two objects by weight by holding one in each handKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsMouse Math, a Mousey MessMath focusSorting a mixed set into exactly four given categories by kindKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsMousier the Merrier!Math focusCounting on from a running total as each new group joinsKindergarten · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsOne Duck StuckMath focusCounting a group of objects and saying how manyKindergarten · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsPlus 1, Minus 1Math focusCounting a group of up to six from one to say how manyKindergarten · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsSort it Out!Math focusSorting a set into a pile that obeys one stated attribute ruleKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsTeaspoons, Tablespoons, and CupsMath focusCounting on to sixteen while iterating a unitKindergarten · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsTeddy Bear, Teddy Bear, School Day MathMath focusCounting by twos to eight with paired countersKindergarten · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsWhere's That BoneMath focusDescribing where an object is with a position word and a named landmarkKindergarten · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Unit planComparing two things without counting anythingKindergarten · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planCounting 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 lessonAction and FeelingWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonVocabulary in ContextWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonCompare DetailsWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonEvidence DiscussionWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonEvidence ResponseWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten10 minutesOpen →Reading lessonCentral MessageWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten12 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonAnalyze 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 lessonKey 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 lessonSequence Which Truck Goes FirstGoodnight, Goodnight, Construction SiteK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze Repetition and RhymeGoodnight, Goodnight, Construction SiteK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonKey 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 lessonSequence 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 lessonWhole-Book PlanRed is BestK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonKey Details The Four Parts of Every PageRed is BestK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCharacter 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 lessonKey DetailsWhen We Are KindK–5 Reading · Kindergarten15 minutesOpen →
4Unit planReading Pictures for MeaningK–5 Reading Units · KindergartenBuilt from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
4Unit planRecognizing 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 lessonAnalyze 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 lessonMake InferencesThe Three Silly BilliesK–5 Reading · Kindergarten20-minute short versionOpen →
Math lessonGrandma's Tiny House KindergartenK–5 Math · Kindergarten3 lessons · 20 minutes eachOpen →Unit planK Comparing two things without counting anythingK–5 Math Units · KindergartenBuilt from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Book lessonsA 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 lessonsA Thousand TheosMath focusDoubling a quantity to twenty by making a second equal groupGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsAdding 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 lessonsAlbert Adds Up!Math focusCounting on one or two to add within 11Grade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsAlbert Doubles the FunMath focusDoubles facts within 20Grade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsAlbert Helps OutMath focusNaming the cent value of a penny, nickel, dime and quarterGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsAlbert 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 lessonsAll About ProbabilityMath focusDeciding which outcome is more likely from which group is biggerGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsBeach for AlbertMath focusComparing how much two containers hold by pouringGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsBravo, Albert!Math focusComparing two repeating patterns built from the same two objectsGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsCountasaurusMath focusCounting a named set of objects to ten, one number word per objectGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsDeductive DetectiveMath focusSubtracting one from a number within twelve by counting backGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsDomino AdditionMath focusAdding the two spot counts on a domino to a total within twelveGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsEqual ShmequalMath focusMaking two groups with the same numberGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsGive Me Half!Math focusPartitioning one whole into two equal sharesGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsHalf or WholeMath focusPartitioning one whole into two equal partsGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsHenry 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 lessonsHide And SeekMath focusComparing how many number words two counting units take to the same numberGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsKitten CastleMath focusDeciding whether an object fits a container by direct comparisonGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsLet's Fly a KiteMath focusPartitioning a whole into two matching parts by foldingGrade 1 · Full book lessons5 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsLet'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 lessonsLet's Make a Tally ChartMath focusRecording data with tally marks, one mark per responseGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsMathis Does Not Like MathMath focusCounting a set of objects exactly once, to 17Grade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsMeasure It!Math focusMeasuring a length by iterating one unit and counting the iterationsGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsOne 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 lessonsPounds, Feet, and InchesMath focusSorting objects as lighter or heavier than a one-pound benchmarkGrade 1 · Full book lessons4 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsRoyal 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 lessonsSeconds, Minutes, and HoursMath focusOrdering second, minute, hour and day from shortest to longestGrade 1 · Full book lessons3 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsSir 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 lessonsSorting 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 lessonsTally Cat Keeps TrackMath focusRecording a count as tally marks in groups of five, to 18Grade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsThe Action of SubtractionMath focusTaking away from a group and counting what is leftGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsThe Penguin LadyMath focusCounting on from a running total as each new group arrivesGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsThe Right Place for AlbertMath focusMatching one to one and finding what is left overGrade 1 · Full book lessons6 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsThe Yum-Yum HouseMath focusFinding a missing addend by counting on to a fixed targetGrade 1 · Full book lessons8 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsUnderwater 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 lessonsWindows, Rings, and GrapesMath focusBuilding two-dimensional shapes from a stated number of sides and cornersGrade 1 · Full book lessons7 math lessons · choose oneOpen →Book lessonsX 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 planDoubling: 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 planMeasuring with a unit you lay end to endGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planOne whole, two equal partsGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen →Unit planTaking away, and what is leftGrade 1 · Sequenced unitBuilt 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Reading lessonAbba Meshugah Bezrat Hashem a Book That Carries Two LanguagesA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonMonotremes Gondwana Incubating Words the Book Explains ItselfA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTalk Circle Does Hanaleah Need to KnowA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTalk Circle Half Lizard Half Beaver or All PlatypusA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 18-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonA 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 lessonA Dollar a Penny Metal and Round Paper and RectangularK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonA 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 lessonReading 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 lessonAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Is CalledK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Lots of Big CatsK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Zip Zoom Uh OhK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAdding with Sebastian Pig and Friends at the Circus Zooms Skates EntersK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonAlbert Adds Up Albert's Paw Says It First Feelings You Can SeeK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAlbert Adds Up First and After All What Albert Wanted TwiceK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAlbert Adds Up First Next Then Last Retelling Albert's TripsK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAlbert Adds Up What Is It Getting a Meaning Out of the PageK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonMathis Does Not Like Math Easy for Him Hard for Him Comparing with butK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonMathis Does Not Like Math First Next Last Retelling Mathis's DayK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonStrangest Mammal on Earth Presenting Your Best Platypus FactA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonThis 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 lessonCompare Equal Groups and BalanceK–5 Math · Grade 17 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Reading lessonBecause Vocabulary in ContextBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInterdependence Central IdeaBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonLike Stardust Describing Something They ve Never SeenA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSequence and StructureBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 110-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonThe 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 lessonBuild Foundational Reading SkillsABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze 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 lessonELA 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 lessonAnalyze SequenceThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 130-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
5Unit planUnderstanding 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 lessonStephanie's Ponytail: Because of the PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonStephanie's Ponytail: What Stephanie Says BackK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonFull + 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 lessonSkill Character ResponseThe DotK–5 Reading · Grade 133-minute full lesson · 17-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSkill 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 lessonCompare and ContrastStephanie's PonytailK–5 Reading · Grade 117-minute short versionOpen →6Unit planUnderstanding Cause and EffectK–5 Reading Units · Grade 1Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonAce Lacewing Bug Detective the Questions Ace AsksK–5 Reading · Grade 118 minutesOpen →Reading lessonShort versionMake InferencesCoriander the Contrary HenK–5 Reading · Grade 118-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonFull + 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 lessonPigs 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 lessonSkill 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 planFinding the Lesson or MessageK–5 Reading Units · Grade 1Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonAnalyze SequenceDon't Forget to Come BackK–5 Reading · Grade 119-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonDont Forget to Come Back Three Things Four TimesK–5 Reading · Grade 134-minute full lesson · 19-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanABC Letters in the LibraryK–5 Reading · Grade 115–20 minutesOpen →Reading lessonAce 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 lessonFull + short versionsUse Text EvidenceThe Paper Bag PrincessK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonShort 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 lessonFull + short versionsDetermine Theme with Text EvidenceIshK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSkill Cause and Central MessageIshK–5 Reading · Grade 135-minute full lesson · 20-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSkill 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 lessonAdd and SubtractK–5 Math · Grade 120 minutesOpen →
4Math lessonOne Whole Two Equal PartsK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planDoubling: 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 lessonWhole-Book PlanBoomer's Big SurpriseK–5 Reading · Grade 121–30 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonA Thousand Theos a Shaky Voice How the Book Shows SadnessK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonA 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 lessonThe Book Says; the Second Text SaysA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonThe Singing Voice and the Counting VoiceA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhat Could It BeA Platypus, ProbablyK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhy Pnina Keeps BelievingA Snowman in JerusalemK–5 Reading · Grade 130 minutesOpen →Math lessonModel Growing Number PatternsK–5 Math · Grade 130 minutesOpen →
3Math lessonKeeping a Record You Can TrustK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 3 source books5 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →
3Math lessonMeasuring with a Unit You Lay End to EndK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 3 source books6 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →
4Math lessonTwo Groups Side by SideK–5 Math · Grade 1Built from 4 source books4 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →
Math lessonCount Equal Groups and Skip-CountK–5 Math · Grade 25 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Math lessonClassify Shapes by Two AttributesK–5 Math · Grade 26 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Math lessonSubtract Two-Digit NumbersK–5 Math · Grade 25 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →
Reading lessonKey DetailsCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSequence and StructureCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSpeaker DevelopmentCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonVocabulary in ContextCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCentral Idea and ThemeCrazy for CaliforniaK–5 Reading · Grade 210-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonMake 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 lessonComparing PerspectivesBink and Gollie: Whack-a-DuckK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonBorrowed Name AllusionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonBagels Come Home Why They Nearly Renamed the DogK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonCompare Combine SolutionsK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonBadir and the Beaver Hear Every Idea Hear Every ObjectionK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonDad’s Real PlanEnemy PieK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonEvidence Hidden in an InterviewK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonExplicit Context DefinitionsK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCaptain Jake Words from the SeaK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonFigurative Quills UpK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSoapstone Porcupine Quills UpK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonFirsthand Information and SourceK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonGlossary and ContextK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonLark and the Dessert Disaster the Words Lark LovesK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →2Reading lessonELA Unit How the Clues Give the Animal AwayK–5 Reading · Grade 2Built from 2 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonInfer Reason Across a Whole BookK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhere's Burgess Why He Keeps LookingK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonInfer Unstated SolutionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSoapstone Porcupine the Solution the Book Does Not ExplainK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonMy Afternoon Guest Inference from Multiple CluesK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonPattern of CluesK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonBagels Come Home Who Has Been Opening the DoorsK–5 Reading · GRADES 2-330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonPrediction from EvidenceK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonReuse 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 lessonSayings in ContextK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonBen 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 lessonCompare 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 lessonStory 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 lessonThree Clues What They SupportK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonLark 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 lessonTracing 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 lessonTrue Information Inside FictionK–5 Reading · Grade 230-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWorking 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 planComparing 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 lessonMake 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 planTracing 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 planComparing Characters PerspectivesK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
5Unit planMaking InferencesK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Unit planThe Words They UseK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →3Unit planWhat Is True Inside a Made Up StoryK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Reading lessonBuild the Cause ChainBecause of an AcornK–5 Reading · Grade 220 minutesOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonEqual Groups and What Is Left OverK–5 Math · Grade 2Built from 3 source books20-minute full lesson · 30-minute optionOpen →Unit planThe unit decides the numberK–5 Math Units · Grade 2Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →6Unit planUsing the EvidenceK–5 Reading Units · Grade 2Built from 6 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
5Unit planWhat 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 lessonMaking a Graph Somebody Else Can ReadK–5 Math · Grade 2Built from 3 source books30 minutesOpen →
3Reading lessonLiteral, Nonliteral, and Multiple MeaningsK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Math lessonMeasure and Model Square PyramidsK–5 Math · Grade 38 lessons · 20-minute full lesson each · 9-minute short version eachOpen →Math lessonCompare 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 lessonMake 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 lessonClever Beatrice What She Says What He InfersK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonClever Beatrice — When the Evidence Leaves It OpenK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTwo Supported InterpretationsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonFull + 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 lessonFaces of the Moon Topic or Main IdeaK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTopic Vs Main IdeaK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonFaces of the Moon Use Organization to Rebuild SequenceK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonOrganization Reconstruct SequenceK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonA Theme the Book ShowsJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTheme Shown Not StatedK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhose Story Is ThisJust like Josh GibsonK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →
Reading lessonMain Idea Supporting DetailsK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonThe 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 lessonRepeated 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 lessonState Structure as RuleK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonThe Evidence for the ThemeRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 15-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonTheme 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 lesson20-minute versionUse Context to Determine Word MeaningZoe Sophia's ScrapbookK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonThe 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 lessonSleepover Squad 1 Sequence the Night of the PartyK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 16-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSleepover Squad 1 Theme Being Treated the Way You BehaveK–5 Reading · Grade 330-minute full lesson · 16-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSleepover 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 lessonShort versionThe Evidence for the WishRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 318-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonFull + short versionsThe Evidence for the WishRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 334-minute full lesson · 18-minute short versionOpen →4Reading lessonUnderstanding Text StructureK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Reading lessonWhat It Is Mainly AboutK–5 Reading · Grade 3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →5Unit planFinding the Main Idea and ThemeK–5 Reading Units · Grade 3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
3Unit planUnderstanding Point of ViewK–5 Reading Units · Grade 3Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →4Unit planUnderstanding 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 lessonCompare and ContrastDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 320-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonHis Point of View and MineDiary of a SpiderK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWho 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 lessonLiteral or Nonliteral?Pizza CountingK–5 Reading · Grade 320 minutesOpen →Reading lessonShort versionUse Text EvidenceRuby's WishK–5 Reading · Grade 320-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonFull + 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 lessonSleepover Squad 1 Vocabulary in Context Words the Friends ExplainK–5 Reading · Grade 330 minutesOpen →
3Math lessonEqual Parts of One WholeK–5 Math · Grade 3Built from 3 source books5 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →
4Math lessonMultiplication, Division and Equal GroupsK–5 Math · Grade 3Built from 4 source books10 lessons · 30 minutes eachOpen →Unit planMultiplication 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 lessonThe Cat and the WhalePizza CountingK–5 Reading · Grade 3Flexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonLight Words, Dark WordsA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhat Willie's Actions RevealA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonComparing Fogg's Two GiftsAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonBuilding a Theme Relationships and MoneyAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonHow a Rescue Sequence Builds SuspenseAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhat Fogg's Actions RevealAround the World in 80 DaysK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonTwo 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 lessonOliver's Changing PrioritiesBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonPandemonium in ContextBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonComparing the Two BedroomsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonBuilding a Theme About FamilyAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonBuilding a Theme About Humane CareBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonComparing 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 lessonHow a Name Carries a ReasonCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonFollowing a Chain of CausesCivil War RecipesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonBradley's DevelopmentClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonMonologue in ContextClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonHow Clara's Understanding of Care ChangesClara Humble and the Kitten CaboodleK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonComparing Anne and Gilbert's DecisionsAnne of Green GablesK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonComparing Two Kinds of TreatmentBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonWhy Willie Shows the MenorahsA Light in the DarknessK–5 Reading · Grade 420 minutesOpen →
4Math lessonHow Many Times as MuchK–5 Math · Grade 4Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planOne amount, many names: fractions, decimals and percentsK–5 Math Units · Grade 4Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planWhat a thing really costsK–5 Math Units · Grade 4Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
3Math lessonAround 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 lessonKey DetailsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSequence and StructureBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCharacter DevelopmentBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonVocabulary in ContextBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCentral Idea and ThemeBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare DetailsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvidence-Based DiscussionBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvidence-Based WritingBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →
Reading lessonMighty Muskrats Windy LakeMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonKey DetailsMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSequence and StructureMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCharacter DevelopmentMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCentral Idea and ThemeMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare DetailsMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvidence-Based DiscussionMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvidence-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 lessonTwo Readings, One Evidence-Based JudgmentBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 520 minutesOpen →
Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonAt what point does Candide stop simply repeating Pangloss's philosophy and begin testing it against experience?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonAt 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 lessonAt 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 lessonAt 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 lessonAt what point does Thoreau's machine metaphor change from tolerating imperfection to requiring resistance?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow can a proposal contain its own insult?Pride and PrejudiceJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow can a sequence of questions function as an accusation?To AmericaJames Weldon Johnson · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow can invented words still create a precise story?JabberwockyLewis Carroll · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow can Nancy be helping Oliver and still be the person delivering him into danger?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow can punishment fail at its stated purpose and still change the person being punished?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow do the four sisters reveal different ideas about what it means to have enough?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does a skull lead Hamlet from personal memory to a claim about everyone?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Anne turn an embarrassing mistake into evidence that she is improving?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Belle prove Scrooge has changed without listing what he has done?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does confidence become the cause of defeat?Casey at the BatErnest Lawrence Thayer · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Dickens let Pip understand the truth before Magwitch says it outright?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Dickens make Scrooge seem less like a person and more like a climate?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Douglass praise individual effort without pretending individuals act outside social conditions?Self-Made MenFrederick Douglass · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Dunbar hold painful history and cherished memory in the same place?The Old CabinPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Dunbar-Nelson make a whole neighborhood function like a narrator?In Our NeighborhoodAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Dunbar-Nelson make vengeance expose the person who seeks it?A Story of VengeanceAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Emma influence Harriet while insisting that she has not influenced her?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Eppie change the direction of Silas's thinking in a way gold never could?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Freud position his method between superstition and conventional medicine?Dream PsychologySigmund Freud (tr. M. D. Eder) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Hammon combine praise with instruction when addressing Wheatley?An Address to Miss Phillis WheatleyJupiter Hammon · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Hank convert an astronomical fact into political authority?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Harlan redefine segregation as a problem of citizenship rather than social preference?Plessy v. FergusonU.S. Supreme Court · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Iago make suspicion feel like Othello's own conclusion?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Jane turn feeling into an argument for equality?Jane EyreCharlotte Brontë · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Jekyll turn his own secrecy into a theory about human nature?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Jim know Israel Hands intends to kill him before Hands attacks?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Jim realize what 'gentleman of fortune' actually means before anyone says 'pirate'?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Lincoln turn a ceremony for the dead into a task for the living?The Gettysburg AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Mansfield use Rosemary’s generosity to expose the self-image behind it?A Cup of TeaKatherine Mansfield · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Merrylegs change the meaning of Ginger's 'bad habit' without excusing it?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Mole's experience change what the Wild Wood means to him?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Ovid make Lycaon's crime feel like evidence against all humankind?MetamorphosesOvid (tr. Brookes More) · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Paine turn an abstract political idea into something readers are asked to defend physically?Liberty TreeThomas Paine · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Richard turn a public moment of peace into a private justification for villainy?Richard IIIWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Rikki win by controlling what Nagaina wants?Rikki-Tikki-TaviRudyard Kipling · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Shelley make Ozymandiass attempt to control his legacy produce the opposite effect?OzymandiasPercy Bysshe Shelley · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Stanton turn private sympathy into a public obligation?A Plea for the OppressedLucy Stanton · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Tagore make one character’s practical departure become another character’s emotional catastrophe?The PostmasterRabindranath Tagore · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the cave setup make a mistaken view of reality feel reasonable rather than foolish?RepublicPlato (tr. Benjamin Jowett) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does the chorus make human intelligence seem both admirable and dangerous?AntigoneSophocles (tr. F. Storr) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the fable overturn the lion’s first judgment?Aesop's FablesAesop, translated by George Fyler Townsend · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does the final question destabilize the poem’s apparent criticism of the idler?The IdlerAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the invention contain a warning before the failure occurs?Icarus and DaedalusJosephine Preston Peabody · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does the king turn Gulliver's proud account of England into evidence against it?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the narrator make an impossible event feel absurdly official and ordinary?The NoseNikolai Gogol · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the opening question define heroism before the hero appears?RamayanaValmiki (tr. Ralph T. H. Griffith) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the opening turn dissatisfaction into a conflict between circumstances and self-image?The NecklaceGuy de Maupassant · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the poem make the future feel attractive and frightening at the same time?Past and FutureSarojini Naidu · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the poem redefine what makes a nation powerful?The New ColossusEmma Lazarus · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the setting make an entrance feel inevitable before the rider appears?The HighwaymanAlfred Noyes · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does the snow move Gabriel's realization beyond Michael Furey and beyond Gabriel himself?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does the speaker define love by describing what it refuses to do?Sonnet 116William Shakespeare · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does the stage metaphor organize a lifetime while also making individual importance seem temporary?As You Like ItWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does the story make a voluntary choice feel like a trap?The Monkey's PawW. W. Jacobs · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Toad turn genuine kindness into evidence of his own importance?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Tom make work desirable without ever arguing that whitewashing is fun?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Twain imitate moral advice in order to undermine it?Advice to Little GirlsMark Twain · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Vera build a believable lie?The Open WindowSaki · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Viola tell Olivia the truth about herself without revealing the disguise?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Voltaire make Pangloss's reasoning sound orderly and absurd at the same time?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Wright turn witnessing cruelty into an obligation to intervene?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow does Zitkala-Sa make Tusee’s courage both inherit and revise the warrior tradition?A Warrior's DaughterZitkala-Sa · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow has living among giants changed Gulliver's sense of what counts as normal?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow much of what Pip 'knows' in the opening actually comes from evidence?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat argument does Macbeth make against himself?MacbethWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat becomes possible once Time is treated as someone who can be offended?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat changes in Edna before she has actually swum very far?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat changes in Mary's voice once she admits that she is lonely?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat changes the instant Dimmesdale makes his hidden identity public?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat changes when a word becomes more than a signal?The Story of My LifeHelen Keller · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat changes when Franklin calls something he once excused an 'erratum' of his life?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat changes when Mrs. Grose can name the man the governess has described?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat changes when Paine says the decision belongs not just to the present but to posterity?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat changes when Raskolnikov's confession becomes one plain sentence with no theory attached?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does 'admirable old maid' conceal about the costs of Catherine's self-sufficient life?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does 'prisoner for life' reveal about how Chandler interprets family responsibility in this moment?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Ahab's pasteboard-mask metaphor allow him to claim about the white whale?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Chaucer make us notice before he tells us what to think?The Canterbury TalesGeoffrey Chaucer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Don Quixote reject when he says he is Alonso Quixano again?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Edna object to in Robert's idea that her husband could 'set her free'?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Hamlet do when he realizes that suspicion is not the same thing as proof?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Iago reveal about himself by saying that faithful service can be a form of deception?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Ishmael gain by reversing the usual meanings of sanity and insanity?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Knightley make Emma see that she did not see when she joked about Miss Bates?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does Lucy gain by telling Elinor about her engagement to Edward?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Marley's chain make visible about responsibility?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Nancy risk when she steps between Fagin and Oliver?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Pip decide the instant he hears the news—and what evidence is actually missing?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does the adults' reaction to one ordinary request reveal about the workhouse system?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does the crash do to Rat's grand declaration about boating?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does the darkened bazaar make the narrator understand about the story he has been telling himself?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does the narrator accidentally prove?The Tell-Tale HeartEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat does the repeated word 'my' reveal about how Kurtz understands people, land, and power?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat does Thoreau mean by calling resignation a form of desperation rather than acceptance?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does Thoreau want to remove from life in order to discover what life actually is?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Washington learn by traveling before deciding what Tuskegee should teach?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat happens when the language of spectacle is placed directly beside the bodies it describes?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat is ironic about Lord Henry's argument that influence destroys individuality?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat is the cost of Ulysses withholding the truth about Scylla from his crew?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat is wrong with the Cat's proof that Alice must be mad?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat kinds of responsibility can Prospero's 'I acknowledge mine' mean?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat makes Dantès stop treating Faria's treasure as proof of madness?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat makes rope-dancing a satire of political advancement rather than merely a strange custom?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat makes the forged letter convincing to Malvolio even when its clues are weak?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat makes the knitting more threatening than an ordinary written list?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat makes Van Helsing's description of Dracula sound investigative rather than legendary?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat should a reader do when the evidence breaks the theory?The Time MachineH. G. Wells · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhen 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 lessonWhen does devotion become an argument against reality?Annabel LeeEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhen does Estella's contempt stop belonging to Estella and start belonging to Pip?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhen 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 lessonWhen does Victor stop sounding like the person responsible?FrankensteinMary Wollstonecraft Shelley · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhen 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 lessonWhen should we trust the narrator?The Yellow WallpaperCharlotte Perkins Gilman · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhere has Catherine learned the language she uses to diminish herself?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich action is the strongest evidence that Scrooge's transformation is more than a promise?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich 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 lessonWhich details support Brom Bones more strongly than the supernatural explanation?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich part of Dantès's escape depends on preparation rather than luck?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich step in Hamlet's reasoning turns the possibility of death from a solution into a problem?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy are Emma's greatest disadvantages invisible to Emma herself?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy are the Academy's projects funny rather than merely unusual?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy can a scrap of paper frighten Billy Bones more than a visible weapon?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does 'Where yeh hit?' terrify Henry when the speaker means it kindly?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does a scene full of pleasure lead the speaker to lament human behavior?Lines Written in Early SpringWilliam Wordsworth · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Ariel's imagined human pity change Prospero more than the prisoners' suffering itself?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Beauty's mother connect good breeding to behavior rather than pedigree alone?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Candide answer Pangloss's final theory with work instead of another argument?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Catherine describe one love as foliage and the other as rock?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Chopin describe new understanding as something that both shows the way and forbids it?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does David begin by asking whether he will be the hero of his own life?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does David refuse to treat natural ability as enough?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does destroying the portrait destroy Dorian instead of freeing him?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Dickens describe one historical moment as two opposite things at once?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Dostoevsky place the story of resurrection in a room with Raskolnikov and Sonia?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Eppie reject the 'strongest of all claims' that Godfrey thinks biology gives him?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Eveline's body become passive at the exact moment she must act?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Harker describe the vampire women as both desirable and repulsive at the same time?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Harker end a book made of journals and records by saying they are not proof?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Heathcliff ask Catherine both to torment him and never leave him?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Huck pity people he knows have repeatedly harmed others?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Ishmael describe going to sea as an alternative to violence or despair?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does John refuse to accept good intentions as enough?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Knightley connect difficulty speaking with the strength of his feeling?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Lincoln pair 'high hope' with a refusal to predict victory?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Lockwood's final peaceful scene refuse to settle whether the dead are at rest?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Marlow replace Kurtz's actual last words with the Intended's name?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Montresor keep offering Fortunato ways not to come?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Nora say coming back would require both people to change?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Orsino ask for more music in order to stop wanting it?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Paine treat habit itself as an obstacle to political reasoning?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Raskolnikov keep revising his explanation of why he killed the pawnbroker?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Tagore make the longest outward journey lead inward?12 (from Gitanjali)Rabindranath Tagore · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does the daguerreotype become evidence against Judge Pyncheon's respectable appearance?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the dog survive the same cold that kills the man?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the green light lose its 'colossal significance' when Daisy is beside Gatsby?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy does the hermit answer the questions with events instead of definitions?The Three QuestionsLeo Tolstoy · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the hidden casket matter before Dantès even opens it?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the narrator keep comparing Martian machinery to familiar human things?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the natural world seem to change when Hester removes the letter?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does the wedding ring resist the meaning Edna tries to force onto it?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Theseus group the lunatic, the lover, and the poet together?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Thoreau defend moving at a different pace rather than simply choosing a different destination?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Thoreau say majority rule explains who wins but not who is right?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Thoreau surround his command to simplify with images of counting, clutter, storms, and navigation?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Tom's testimony count as courage even though he is terrified?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Ulysses design a plan that assumes his future self cannot be trusted?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Viola treat disguise as a way to act rather than merely hide?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Washington argue that restricting Black advancement harms the people doing the restricting?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy doesn't Sancho's accurate explanation of the windmills change Don Quixote's belief?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is 'sentence first—verdict afterwards' funny and threatening at the same time?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is Barkis's repeated message funnier and more revealing than a direct proposal?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy is Bartleby’s first refusal more disruptive because of the way he phrases it?Bartleby, the ScrivenerHerman Melville · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy is Ishmael saved by an object designed for death?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is Nancy's understanding of her situation not enough to make escape possible for her?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy is the bed a better test of identity than Ulysses' appearance?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy is the bird’s song not evidence that the cage has been accepted?SympathyPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is the destroyed manuscript more than simply a possession Jo has lost?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is the island/continent comparison more persuasive than simply saying England is far away?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy is the mirror more disturbing to Harker than simply noticing something strange about Dracula?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is the name 'Noman' useful only because Ulysses predicts how language will work later?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →
Reading lessonWhy is the poem’s peaceful future more unsettling than reassuring?There Will Come Soft Rains - poemSara Teasdale · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonThe Words They UseK–5 Reading · Grades 2-3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →6Reading lessonUsing 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 lessonThe Story Gets BiggerK–5 Reading · GRADES K-3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
Book lessonsAlbert 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 lessonsAlbert Keeps ScoreMath focusDeciding whether two sets are the same by matching them one to oneGrade K · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsAlbert's Amazing SnailMath focusPlacing an object at a named position and saying the position wordGrade K · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMake a Wish, Albert!Math focusNaming three-dimensional solids in everyday objectsGrade K · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsA 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 lessonsAlbert the Muffin-MakerMath focusNaming ordinal position in an ordered list of tenGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsBad Luck BradMath focusSaying why the likelier colour can still fail to come outGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsClock 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 lessonsCounting 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 lessonsCounting 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 lessonsDealing with AdditionMath focusFinding every different way one hand of cards makes a total of fiveGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsElla 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 lessonsGabriel 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 lessonsGrandma'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 lessonsIf 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 lessonsLily 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 lessonsMath Fair BluesMath focusTesting two shapes for same size and same shapeGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMiss 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 lessonsOn 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 lessonsPlay DateMath focusNaming the day that comes after a named dayGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsSizing 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 lessonsSubtracting 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 lessonsSubtraction 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 lessonsSuper SpecsMath focusPredicting the next number in a pattern and saying which rule you usedGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsToo-Tall TinaMath focusOrdering three people by height and saying each comparison both waysGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsWhat's Next, NinaMath focusFinding the repeating unit in a repeating patternGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsWhere's HarleyMath focusCrossing an ordered list off to find the one place leftGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsWho'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 lessonsA Frog's LifeMath focusPlacing the weeks a book names on a number lineGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsAll 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 lessonsCarrie Measures UpMath focusMeasuring a length in whole inches with a tape and recording itGrade 2 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsCollection for Kate, AMath focusAdding five two-digit and one-digit addends with regroupingGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsCount on PabloMath focusSkip counting by twos and fivesGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsDeena's Lucky PennyMath focusCoin values and equal exchangeGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsEven or OddMath focusEven and odd by grouping in twosGrade 2 · Full book collection7 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsFair 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 lessonsFibonacci ZooMath focusAdding two numbers to make the next in a rowGrade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsFishy MysteryMath focusSorting a set of shapes into a two-circle diagram by two attributesGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsFollow the Money!Math focusCoin values and coin equivalence to one dollarGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsGame Time!Math focusQuarter, half and three quarters of an hour as parts of sixty minutesGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsIt'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 lessonsIts TimeMath focusTelling time to the hour from the positions of the two handsGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsKeep Your Distance!Math focusBuilding one foot from twelve inches and one yard from three feetGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsKyle 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 lessonsLights Out!Math focusSubtracting a one-digit number from a two-digit count by counting backGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsLulu's LemonadeMath focusComparing the capacity of two containers by pouring one into the otherGrade 2 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMac & Cheese, Pleeeeze!Math focusAdding a two-digit number by adding its tens, then its onesGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMeasuring 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 lessonsMoney CountsMath focusDeciding whether an amount covers a price, and finding the changeGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMoney MathMath focusFinding change by removing named coins and counting what staysGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMoney 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 lessonsOcean Counting Odd NumbersMath focusSkip counting by twos from one within 50Grade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsOn the Scale, a Weighty TaleMath focusChoosing a fitting unit of weight for an objectGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsOnce Upon a DimeMath focusCoin worth: penny, nickel, dime, quarterGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsRabbits, Rabbits Everywhere: A Fibonacci TaleMath focusAdding the two numbers before to find the nextGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsRuby Makes It EvenMath focusDeciding whether a group is odd or even by pairing everyone offGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsShanti 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 lessonsShaping Up SummerMath focusTelling a solid shape from the flat shape it looks likeGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsShark 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 lessonsSplitting the HerdMath focusSplitting a group into two equal shares by counting offGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsThe 100-Pound ProblemMath focusAdding stated weights and deciding whether a load stays under a limitGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe Grizzly GazetteMath focusReading a percent of the hundred campers as a count of campersGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsTightwad TodMath focusTaking whole dollars away from an amount and counting what is left, within twentyGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsWhere's Albert?Math focusSkip counting by tens to 100Grade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsZero, Zilch, NadaMath focusFinding what is left after each of three losses from one hundredGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessons2 X 2 = Boo!Math focusMultiplication as equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsAlice In PastalandMath focusIterating a half-pound unit to a whole number of poundsGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsAsk MiaMath focusMaking a scaled pictograph with a key of tenGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsChickens 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 lessonsDinosaur DealsMath focusEqual value in a stated exchange rateGrade 3 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsEverybody Wins!Math focusEqual sharing of one amount among a changing number of sharesGrade 3 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsExploring 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 lessonsJump, 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 lessonsLet'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 lessonsManga 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 lessonsMath 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 lessonsMultiply By HandMath focusReading a two-digit product off a finger arrangementGrade 3 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMultiplying Menace: The Revenge of RumpelstiltskinMath focusMultiplication as equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsOtto and the New GirlMath focusTesting a figure for a line of symmetry by foldingGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsSeeing SymmetryMath focusTesting a figure for a line of symmetry by folding it in halfGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsSir 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 lessonsSlowpokeMath focusFinding the amount of minutes between a printed start time and finish timeGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsTeddy 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 lessonsThe Blast-Off KidMath focusGrouping ones into tens and tens into hundreds by handGrade 3 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe Great DivideMath focusPartitive division: sharing a total into a stated number of equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe Multiplying Menace Divides: A Math AdventureMath focusDividing twelve into equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsWhat's Your Angle, Pythagoras? A Math AdventureMath focusBuilding squares from rows of unit tilesGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsBall 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 lessonsBeanstalk: The Measure of a GiantMath focusMultiplicative comparison of two measured heightsGrade 4 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsCivil War RecipesMath focusAdding fractions with like denominatorsGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsFollow Your MoneyMath focusAdding a column of money amounts and subtracting to find what is leftGrade 4 · Full book collection15 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsFractions, 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 lessonsKitchen MathMath focusFinding a scale factor from a serving count and dividing ingredient amounts by itGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMusic MathMath focusAdding halves and whole beats to a stated totalGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsMystery MathMath focusFinding an unknown by undoing the operation on both sidesGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsOn the Trail with Lewis and ClarkMath focusComparing two stated monthly distances additively and multiplicativelyGrade 4 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsOrigamiMath focusIdentifying right angles and classifying figures by themGrade 4 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsPythagoras 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 lessonsShopping Trip MathMath focusComparing two totals built from the same items under different feesGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →
Book lessonsSir 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 lessonsSir 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 lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe 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 lessonsToads 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 lessonsWeather 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 lessonsZachary Zormer, Shape Transformer: A Math AdventureMath focusDistinguishing perimeter from area on the same rectangleGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Math unitMatching 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 unitA graph that answers a questionGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
Math unitDays, weeks and a calendar rowGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitGetting to one hundred, and how many words it takesGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitShapes and their partsGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitTen ones make a ten, and what the places sayGrade 1 · 6 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
Math unitWhat a coin is worthGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitA rule that makes the next numberGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitEqual groups, and what is left overGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitEven and oddGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitHow heavy, and how much it holdsGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitMaking a graph somebody else can readGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitMeasuring 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 unitTelling time on a clockGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitTwo-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 unitWhat a handful of coins comes toGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitWhat money is worth, and what comes backGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitA graph with a keyGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitAll the way round, and what it coversGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitDivision: sharing into equal groupsGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
Math unitEqual parts of one wholeGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitFlips, turns and matching halvesGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitHow long untilGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitPlace value to the thousandsGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitWhich number counts the groupsGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitAround it, or across it: perimeter and areaGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitCorners and degreesGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitFinding an unknownGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 6 booksBuilt from 6 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitHow many times as muchGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitOne amount, three waysGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitReading a scale and a tableGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →
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MuchK–5 Math · Grade 4Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planOne amount, many names: fractions, decimals and percentsK–5 Math Units · Grade 4Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Unit planWhat a thing really costsK–5 Math Units · Grade 4Built from 3 source booksFlexible timingOpen →
3Math lessonAround 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 lessonKey DetailsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSequence and StructureBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCharacter DevelopmentBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonVocabulary in ContextBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCentral Idea and ThemeBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare DetailsBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvidence-Based DiscussionBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvidence-Based WritingBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonWhole-Book PlanBlack BeautyK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonMighty Muskrats Windy LakeMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 5Flexible timingOpen →Reading lessonKey DetailsMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonSequence and StructureMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCharacter DevelopmentMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCentral Idea and ThemeMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonCompare DetailsMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvidence-Based DiscussionMighty Muskrats: The Case of the Windy LakeK–5 Reading · Grade 510-minute short versionOpen →Reading lessonEvidence-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 lessonTwo Readings, One Evidence-Based JudgmentBox of ShocksK–5 Reading · Grade 520 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonAt what point does Candide stop simply repeating Pangloss's philosophy and begin testing it against experience?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonAt 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 lessonAt 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 lessonAt 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 lessonAt what point does Thoreau's machine metaphor change from tolerating imperfection to requiring resistance?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow can a proposal contain its own insult?Pride and PrejudiceJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow can a sequence of questions function as an accusation?To AmericaJames Weldon Johnson · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow can invented words still create a precise story?JabberwockyLewis Carroll · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow can Nancy be helping Oliver and still be the person delivering him into danger?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow can punishment fail at its stated purpose and still change the person being punished?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow do the four sisters reveal different ideas about what it means to have enough?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does a skull lead Hamlet from personal memory to a claim about everyone?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Anne turn an embarrassing mistake into evidence that she is improving?Anne of Green GablesL. M. Montgomery · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Belle prove Scrooge has changed without listing what he has done?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does confidence become the cause of defeat?Casey at the BatErnest Lawrence Thayer · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Dickens let Pip understand the truth before Magwitch says it outright?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Dickens make Scrooge seem less like a person and more like a climate?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Douglass praise individual effort without pretending individuals act outside social conditions?Self-Made MenFrederick Douglass · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Dunbar hold painful history and cherished memory in the same place?The Old CabinPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Dunbar-Nelson make a whole neighborhood function like a narrator?In Our NeighborhoodAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Dunbar-Nelson make vengeance expose the person who seeks it?A Story of VengeanceAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Emma influence Harriet while insisting that she has not influenced her?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Eppie change the direction of Silas's thinking in a way gold never could?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Freud position his method between superstition and conventional medicine?Dream PsychologySigmund Freud (tr. M. D. Eder) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Hammon combine praise with instruction when addressing Wheatley?An Address to Miss Phillis WheatleyJupiter Hammon · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Hank convert an astronomical fact into political authority?A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark Twain · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Harlan redefine segregation as a problem of citizenship rather than social preference?Plessy v. FergusonU.S. Supreme Court · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Iago make suspicion feel like Othello's own conclusion?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Jane turn feeling into an argument for equality?Jane EyreCharlotte Brontë · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Jekyll turn his own secrecy into a theory about human nature?Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Jim know Israel Hands intends to kill him before Hands attacks?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Jim realize what 'gentleman of fortune' actually means before anyone says 'pirate'?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Lincoln turn a ceremony for the dead into a task for the living?The Gettysburg AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Mansfield use Rosemary’s generosity to expose the self-image behind it?A Cup of TeaKatherine Mansfield · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Merrylegs change the meaning of Ginger's 'bad habit' without excusing it?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Mole's experience change what the Wild Wood means to him?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Ovid make Lycaon's crime feel like evidence against all humankind?MetamorphosesOvid (tr. Brookes More) · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Paine turn an abstract political idea into something readers are asked to defend physically?Liberty TreeThomas Paine · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Richard turn a public moment of peace into a private justification for villainy?Richard IIIWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Rikki win by controlling what Nagaina wants?Rikki-Tikki-TaviRudyard Kipling · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Shelley make Ozymandiass attempt to control his legacy produce the opposite effect?OzymandiasPercy Bysshe Shelley · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Stanton turn private sympathy into a public obligation?A Plea for the OppressedLucy Stanton · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Tagore make one character’s practical departure become another character’s emotional catastrophe?The PostmasterRabindranath Tagore · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the cave setup make a mistaken view of reality feel reasonable rather than foolish?RepublicPlato (tr. Benjamin Jowett) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does the chorus make human intelligence seem both admirable and dangerous?AntigoneSophocles (tr. F. Storr) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the fable overturn the lion’s first judgment?Aesop's FablesAesop, translated by George Fyler Townsend · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does the final question destabilize the poem’s apparent criticism of the idler?The IdlerAlice Dunbar-Nelson · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the invention contain a warning before the failure occurs?Icarus and DaedalusJosephine Preston Peabody · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does the king turn Gulliver's proud account of England into evidence against it?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the narrator make an impossible event feel absurdly official and ordinary?The NoseNikolai Gogol · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the opening question define heroism before the hero appears?RamayanaValmiki (tr. Ralph T. H. Griffith) · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the opening turn dissatisfaction into a conflict between circumstances and self-image?The NecklaceGuy de Maupassant · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the poem make the future feel attractive and frightening at the same time?Past and FutureSarojini Naidu · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the poem redefine what makes a nation powerful?The New ColossusEmma Lazarus · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does the setting make an entrance feel inevitable before the rider appears?The HighwaymanAlfred Noyes · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does the snow move Gabriel's realization beyond Michael Furey and beyond Gabriel himself?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does the speaker define love by describing what it refuses to do?Sonnet 116William Shakespeare · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does the stage metaphor organize a lifetime while also making individual importance seem temporary?As You Like ItWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does the story make a voluntary choice feel like a trap?The Monkey's PawW. W. Jacobs · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Toad turn genuine kindness into evidence of his own importance?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Tom make work desirable without ever arguing that whitewashing is fun?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Twain imitate moral advice in order to undermine it?Advice to Little GirlsMark Twain · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Vera build a believable lie?The Open WindowSaki · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Viola tell Olivia the truth about herself without revealing the disguise?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Voltaire make Pangloss's reasoning sound orderly and absurd at the same time?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow 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 lessonHow does Wright turn witnessing cruelty into an obligation to intervene?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow does Zitkala-Sa make Tusee’s courage both inherit and revise the warrior tradition?A Warrior's DaughterZitkala-Sa · Grade 1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow has living among giants changed Gulliver's sense of what counts as normal?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonHow 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 lessonHow much of what Pip 'knows' in the opening actually comes from evidence?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat argument does Macbeth make against himself?MacbethWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat becomes possible once Time is treated as someone who can be offended?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat changes in Edna before she has actually swum very far?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat changes in Mary's voice once she admits that she is lonely?The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat changes the instant Dimmesdale makes his hidden identity public?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat changes when a word becomes more than a signal?The Story of My LifeHelen Keller · Grade 630 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat changes when Franklin calls something he once excused an 'erratum' of his life?Autobiography of Ben FranklinBenjamin Franklin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat changes when Mrs. Grose can name the man the governess has described?The Turn of the ScrewHenry James · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat changes when Paine says the decision belongs not just to the present but to posterity?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat changes when Raskolnikov's confession becomes one plain sentence with no theory attached?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does 'admirable old maid' conceal about the costs of Catherine's self-sufficient life?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does 'prisoner for life' reveal about how Chandler interprets family responsibility in this moment?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Ahab's pasteboard-mask metaphor allow him to claim about the white whale?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Chaucer make us notice before he tells us what to think?The Canterbury TalesGeoffrey Chaucer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Don Quixote reject when he says he is Alonso Quixano again?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Edna object to in Robert's idea that her husband could 'set her free'?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Hamlet do when he realizes that suspicion is not the same thing as proof?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Iago reveal about himself by saying that faithful service can be a form of deception?OthelloWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Ishmael gain by reversing the usual meanings of sanity and insanity?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Knightley make Emma see that she did not see when she joked about Miss Bates?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does Lucy gain by telling Elinor about her engagement to Edward?Sense and SensibilityJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Marley's chain make visible about responsibility?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Nancy risk when she steps between Fagin and Oliver?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Pip decide the instant he hears the news—and what evidence is actually missing?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does the adults' reaction to one ordinary request reveal about the workhouse system?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does the crash do to Rat's grand declaration about boating?The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does the darkened bazaar make the narrator understand about the story he has been telling himself?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does the narrator accidentally prove?The Tell-Tale HeartEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does the repeated word 'my' reveal about how Kurtz understands people, land, and power?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does Thoreau mean by calling resignation a form of desperation rather than acceptance?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat does Thoreau want to remove from life in order to discover what life actually is?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat does Washington learn by traveling before deciding what Tuskegee should teach?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat happens when the language of spectacle is placed directly beside the bodies it describes?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat is ironic about Lord Henry's argument that influence destroys individuality?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat is the cost of Ulysses withholding the truth about Scylla from his crew?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat is wrong with the Cat's proof that Alice must be mad?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat kinds of responsibility can Prospero's 'I acknowledge mine' mean?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat makes Dantès stop treating Faria's treasure as proof of madness?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat makes rope-dancing a satire of political advancement rather than merely a strange custom?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat makes the forged letter convincing to Malvolio even when its clues are weak?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat makes the knitting more threatening than an ordinary written list?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhat makes Van Helsing's description of Dracula sound investigative rather than legendary?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat should a reader do when the evidence breaks the theory?The Time MachineH. G. Wells · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhat 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 lessonWhen 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 lessonWhen does devotion become an argument against reality?Annabel LeeEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhen does Estella's contempt stop belonging to Estella and start belonging to Pip?Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhen 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 lessonWhen does Victor stop sounding like the person responsible?FrankensteinMary Wollstonecraft Shelley · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhen 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 lessonWhen should we trust the narrator?The Yellow WallpaperCharlotte Perkins Gilman · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhere has Catherine learned the language she uses to diminish herself?Washington SquareHenry James · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich action is the strongest evidence that Scrooge's transformation is more than a promise?A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich 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 lessonWhich details support Brom Bones more strongly than the supernatural explanation?The Legend of Sleepy HollowWashington Irving · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich part of Dantès's escape depends on preparation rather than luck?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich step in Hamlet's reasoning turns the possibility of death from a solution into a problem?HamletWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhich 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy are Emma's greatest disadvantages invisible to Emma herself?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy are the Academy's projects funny rather than merely unusual?Gulliver's TravelsJonathan Swift · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy can a scrap of paper frighten Billy Bones more than a visible weapon?Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does 'Where yeh hit?' terrify Henry when the speaker means it kindly?The Red Badge of CourageStephen Crane · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does a scene full of pleasure lead the speaker to lament human behavior?Lines Written in Early SpringWilliam Wordsworth · Grade 1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Ariel's imagined human pity change Prospero more than the prisoners' suffering itself?The TempestWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Beauty's mother connect good breeding to behavior rather than pedigree alone?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Candide answer Pangloss's final theory with work instead of another argument?CandideVoltaire · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Catherine describe one love as foliage and the other as rock?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Chopin describe new understanding as something that both shows the way and forbids it?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does David begin by asking whether he will be the hero of his own life?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does David refuse to treat natural ability as enough?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does destroying the portrait destroy Dorian instead of freeing him?The Picture of Dorian GrayOscar Wilde · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Dickens describe one historical moment as two opposite things at once?A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Dostoevsky place the story of resurrection in a room with Raskolnikov and Sonia?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Eppie reject the 'strongest of all claims' that Godfrey thinks biology gives him?Silas MarnerGeorge Eliot · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Eveline's body become passive at the exact moment she must act?DublinersJames Joyce · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Harker describe the vampire women as both desirable and repulsive at the same time?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutesOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Harker end a book made of journals and records by saying they are not proof?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Heathcliff ask Catherine both to torment him and never leave him?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Huck pity people he knows have repeatedly harmed others?Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Ishmael describe going to sea as an alternative to violence or despair?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does John refuse to accept good intentions as enough?Black BeautyAnna Sewell · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Knightley connect difficulty speaking with the strength of his feeling?EmmaJane Austen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Lincoln pair 'high hope' with a refusal to predict victory?Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressAbraham Lincoln · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Lockwood's final peaceful scene refuse to settle whether the dead are at rest?Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Marlow replace Kurtz's actual last words with the Intended's name?Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Montresor keep offering Fortunato ways not to come?The Cask of AmontilladoEdgar Allan Poe · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Nora say coming back would require both people to change?A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Orsino ask for more music in order to stop wanting it?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Paine treat habit itself as an obstacle to political reasoning?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Raskolnikov keep revising his explanation of why he killed the pawnbroker?Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoevsky · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Tagore make the longest outward journey lead inward?12 (from Gitanjali)Rabindranath Tagore · Grade 930 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does the daguerreotype become evidence against Judge Pyncheon's respectable appearance?The House of the Seven GablesNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the dog survive the same cold that kills the man?To Build a FireJack London · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the green light lose its 'colossal significance' when Daisy is beside Gatsby?The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the hermit answer the questions with events instead of definitions?The Three QuestionsLeo Tolstoy · Grade 730 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the hidden casket matter before Dantès even opens it?The Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the narrator keep comparing Martian machinery to familiar human things?The War of the WorldsH. G. Wells · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does the natural world seem to change when Hester removes the letter?The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does the wedding ring resist the meaning Edna tries to force onto it?The AwakeningKate Chopin · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Theseus group the lunatic, the lover, and the poet together?A Midsummer Night's DreamWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Thoreau defend moving at a different pace rather than simply choosing a different destination?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Thoreau say majority rule explains who wins but not who is right?Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Thoreau surround his command to simplify with images of counting, clutter, storms, and navigation?WaldenHenry David Thoreau · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy does Tom's testimony count as courage even though he is terrified?The Adventures of Tom SawyerMark Twain · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Ulysses design a plan that assumes his future self cannot be trusted?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Viola treat disguise as a way to act rather than merely hide?Twelfth NightWilliam Shakespeare · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy does Washington argue that restricting Black advancement harms the people doing the restricting?Up From SlaveryBooker T. Washington · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy doesn't Sancho's accurate explanation of the windmills change Don Quixote's belief?Don QuixoteMiguel de Cervantes · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is 'sentence first—verdict afterwards' funny and threatening at the same time?Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll · Grade 6-830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is Barkis's repeated message funnier and more revealing than a direct proposal?David CopperfieldCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is Bartleby’s first refusal more disruptive because of the way he phrases it?Bartleby, the ScrivenerHerman Melville · Grade 1130 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy is Ishmael saved by an object designed for death?Moby DickHerman Melville · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is Nancy's understanding of her situation not enough to make escape possible for her?Oliver TwistCharles Dickens · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy is the bed a better test of identity than Ulysses' appearance?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is the bird’s song not evidence that the cage has been accepted?SympathyPaul Laurence Dunbar · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is the destroyed manuscript more than simply a possession Jo has lost?Little WomenLouisa May Alcott · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is the island/continent comparison more persuasive than simply saying England is far away?Common SenseThomas Paine · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy is the mirror more disturbing to Harker than simply noticing something strange about Dracula?DraculaBram Stoker · Grade 9-1030 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is the name 'Noman' useful only because Ulysses predicts how language will work later?The OdysseyHomer · Grade 11-1230 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy is the poem’s peaceful future more unsettling than reassuring?There Will Come Soft Rains - poemSara Teasdale · Grade 830 minutes totalOpen →Reading lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonWhy 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 lessonThe Words They UseK–5 Reading · Grades 2-3Built from 5 source booksFlexible timingOpen →6Reading lessonUsing 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 lessonThe Story Gets BiggerK–5 Reading · GRADES K-3Built from 4 source booksFlexible timingOpen →Book lessonsAlbert 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 lessonsAlbert Keeps ScoreMath focusDeciding whether two sets are the same by matching them one to oneGrade K · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsAlbert's Amazing SnailMath focusPlacing an object at a named position and saying the position wordGrade K · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMake a Wish, Albert!Math focusNaming three-dimensional solids in everyday objectsGrade K · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsA 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 lessonsAlbert the Muffin-MakerMath focusNaming ordinal position in an ordered list of tenGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsBad Luck BradMath focusSaying why the likelier colour can still fail to come outGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsClock 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 lessonsCounting 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 lessonsCounting 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 lessonsDealing with AdditionMath focusFinding every different way one hand of cards makes a total of fiveGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsElla 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 lessonsGabriel 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 lessonsGrandma'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 lessonsIf 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 lessonsLily 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 lessonsMath Fair BluesMath focusTesting two shapes for same size and same shapeGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMiss 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 lessonsOn 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 lessonsPlay DateMath focusNaming the day that comes after a named dayGrade 1 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsSizing 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 lessonsSubtracting 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 lessonsSubtraction 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 lessonsSuper SpecsMath focusPredicting the next number in a pattern and saying which rule you usedGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsToo-Tall TinaMath focusOrdering three people by height and saying each comparison both waysGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsWhat's Next, NinaMath focusFinding the repeating unit in a repeating patternGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsWhere's HarleyMath focusCrossing an ordered list off to find the one place leftGrade 1 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsWho'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 lessonsA Frog's LifeMath focusPlacing the weeks a book names on a number lineGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsAll 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 lessonsCarrie Measures UpMath focusMeasuring a length in whole inches with a tape and recording itGrade 2 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsCollection for Kate, AMath focusAdding five two-digit and one-digit addends with regroupingGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsCount on PabloMath focusSkip counting by twos and fivesGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsDeena's Lucky PennyMath focusCoin values and equal exchangeGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsEven or OddMath focusEven and odd by grouping in twosGrade 2 · Full book collection7 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsFair 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 lessonsFibonacci ZooMath focusAdding two numbers to make the next in a rowGrade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsFishy MysteryMath focusSorting a set of shapes into a two-circle diagram by two attributesGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsFollow the Money!Math focusCoin values and coin equivalence to one dollarGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsGame Time!Math focusQuarter, half and three quarters of an hour as parts of sixty minutesGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsIt'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 lessonsIts TimeMath focusTelling time to the hour from the positions of the two handsGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsKeep Your Distance!Math focusBuilding one foot from twelve inches and one yard from three feetGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsKyle 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 lessonsLights Out!Math focusSubtracting a one-digit number from a two-digit count by counting backGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsLulu's LemonadeMath focusComparing the capacity of two containers by pouring one into the otherGrade 2 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMac & Cheese, Pleeeeze!Math focusAdding a two-digit number by adding its tens, then its onesGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMeasuring 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 lessonsMoney CountsMath focusDeciding whether an amount covers a price, and finding the changeGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMoney MathMath focusFinding change by removing named coins and counting what staysGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMoney 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 lessonsOcean Counting Odd NumbersMath focusSkip counting by twos from one within 50Grade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsOn the Scale, a Weighty TaleMath focusChoosing a fitting unit of weight for an objectGrade 2 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsOnce Upon a DimeMath focusCoin worth: penny, nickel, dime, quarterGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsRabbits, Rabbits Everywhere: A Fibonacci TaleMath focusAdding the two numbers before to find the nextGrade 2 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsRuby Makes It EvenMath focusDeciding whether a group is odd or even by pairing everyone offGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsShanti 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 lessonsShaping Up SummerMath focusTelling a solid shape from the flat shape it looks likeGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsShark 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 lessonsSplitting the HerdMath focusSplitting a group into two equal shares by counting offGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsThe 100-Pound ProblemMath focusAdding stated weights and deciding whether a load stays under a limitGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe Grizzly GazetteMath focusReading a percent of the hundred campers as a count of campersGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsTightwad TodMath focusTaking whole dollars away from an amount and counting what is left, within twentyGrade 2 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsWhere's Albert?Math focusSkip counting by tens to 100Grade 2 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsZero, Zilch, NadaMath focusFinding what is left after each of three losses from one hundredGrade 2 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessons2 X 2 = Boo!Math focusMultiplication as equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsAlice In PastalandMath focusIterating a half-pound unit to a whole number of poundsGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsAsk MiaMath focusMaking a scaled pictograph with a key of tenGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsChickens 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 lessonsDinosaur DealsMath focusEqual value in a stated exchange rateGrade 3 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsEverybody Wins!Math focusEqual sharing of one amount among a changing number of sharesGrade 3 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsExploring 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 lessonsJump, 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 lessonsLet'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 lessonsManga 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 lessonsMath 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 lessonsMultiply By HandMath focusReading a two-digit product off a finger arrangementGrade 3 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMultiplying Menace: The Revenge of RumpelstiltskinMath focusMultiplication as equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsOtto and the New GirlMath focusTesting a figure for a line of symmetry by foldingGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsSeeing SymmetryMath focusTesting a figure for a line of symmetry by folding it in halfGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsSir 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 lessonsSlowpokeMath focusFinding the amount of minutes between a printed start time and finish timeGrade 3 · Full book collection5 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsTeddy 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 lessonsThe Blast-Off KidMath focusGrouping ones into tens and tens into hundreds by handGrade 3 · Full book collection4 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe Great DivideMath focusPartitive division: sharing a total into a stated number of equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe Multiplying Menace Divides: A Math AdventureMath focusDividing twelve into equal groupsGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsThe 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 lessonsWhat's Your Angle, Pythagoras? A Math AdventureMath focusBuilding squares from rows of unit tilesGrade 3 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsBall 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 lessonsBeanstalk: The Measure of a GiantMath focusMultiplicative comparison of two measured heightsGrade 4 · Full book collection13 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsCivil War RecipesMath focusAdding fractions with like denominatorsGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsFollow Your MoneyMath focusAdding a column of money amounts and subtracting to find what is leftGrade 4 · Full book collection15 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsFractions, 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 lessonsKitchen MathMath focusFinding a scale factor from a serving count and dividing ingredient amounts by itGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMusic MathMath focusAdding halves and whole beats to a stated totalGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsMystery MathMath focusFinding an unknown by undoing the operation on both sidesGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsOn the Trail with Lewis and ClarkMath focusComparing two stated monthly distances additively and multiplicativelyGrade 4 · Full book collection10 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsOrigamiMath focusIdentifying right angles and classifying figures by themGrade 4 · Full book collection11 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsPythagoras 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 lessonsShopping Trip MathMath focusComparing two totals built from the same items under different feesGrade 4 · Full book collection14 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Book lessonsSir 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 lessonsSir 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 lessonsThe 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 lessonsThe 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 lessonsToads 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 lessonsWeather 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 lessonsZachary Zormer, Shape Transformer: A Math AdventureMath focusDistinguishing perimeter from area on the same rectangleGrade 4 · Full book collection12 lessons · choose oneOpen collection →Math unitMatching 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 unitA graph that answers a questionGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitDays, weeks and a calendar rowGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitGetting to one hundred, and how many words it takesGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitShapes and their partsGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitTen ones make a ten, and what the places sayGrade 1 · 6 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books6 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitWhat a coin is worthGrade 1 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitA rule that makes the next numberGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitEqual groups, and what is left overGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitEven and oddGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitHow heavy, and how much it holdsGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitMaking a graph somebody else can readGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitMeasuring 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 unitTelling time on a clockGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitTwo-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 unitWhat a handful of coins comes toGrade 2 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitWhat money is worth, and what comes backGrade 2 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitA graph with a keyGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitAll the way round, and what it coversGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitDivision: sharing into equal groupsGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitEqual parts of one wholeGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitFlips, turns and matching halvesGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitHow long untilGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitPlace value to the thousandsGrade 3 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitWhich number counts the groupsGrade 3 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitAround it, or across it: perimeter and areaGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitCorners and degreesGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 3 booksBuilt from 3 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitFinding an unknownGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 6 booksBuilt from 6 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitHow many times as muchGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitOne amount, three waysGrade 4 · 7 lessons · 4 booksBuilt from 4 source books7 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →Math unitReading a scale and a tableGrade 4 · 8 lessons · 5 booksBuilt from 5 source books8 lessons · multi-day unitOpen unit →