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Algebra Basics — Solving for x
Introduction to simple equations. 20 questions building from one-step to two-step equations.
Percentages of Amounts
Find 10%, 25%, 50% and other percentages of amounts. Real-world money word problems.
Prime Numbers and Factors
Identify primes up to 100, find factors, and build factor trees.
Grammar & Punctuation Review (Grade 5–6)
Mixed grammar and punctuation questions for upper-elementary review.
Reading Comprehension — A Child's Journey
Historical short story (350 words) about a child's wartime journey, with retrieval, inference and language questions.
Photosynthesis Explained
How plants make their own food. Vocabulary, equation, and a labelled-diagram task.
World War II — Daily Life Source Analysis
Three primary-source descriptions (rationing, air raids, evacuation) with analysis questions.
Branches of Government
How the three branches (legislative, executive, judicial) keep each other in check. US-focused, with parallels noted.
Longitude and Latitude
How the world is mapped using lines of longitude and latitude. Includes coordinate reading practice.
Biomes of the World
Forest, grassland, desert, tundra and aquatic biomes explained — with location and life within each.
Famous Artists Fact File
Eight major artists from different eras with one signature work and key style notes for each.
Personal Fitness Plan Template
Students design their own 4-week fitness plan with goals, activities and reflection space.
Spreadsheet Basics Worksheet
Cells, rows, columns, formulas (=SUM, =AVERAGE) explained with a class-trip data scenario.
Timeline of World History (3000 BCE – Today)
30 major events from human history on a single horizontal timeline poster.
The Civil Rights Movement — Overview
Key figures, events and turning points of the US civil rights movement (1954–1968).
Democracy vs Dictatorship
Compare two systems of government across leadership, freedoms, elections and the law.
AI and Machine Learning — A Friendly Intro
What AI actually is, where it shows up in daily life, and where humans still beat machines.
Presentation Design Tips
Ten rules for slides that don't make your audience cringe. Plus the 10/20/30 rule.
Data Types — Numbers, Text, Booleans
What programmers mean by different data types — integers, floats, strings, booleans, lists.
Renewable Energy Overview
Six renewable energy sources — how they work, where they work best, and pros/cons of each.
The Renaissance — A Rebirth of Ideas
Why Europe burst with new ideas in art, science and learning between roughly 1400 and 1600.
The Industrial Revolution — Introduction
How life changed when factories, steam engines and railways arrived. With three primary-source style descriptions.
Evolution and Adaptation
How animals develop traits that help them survive — with five clear examples and a Darwin biography mini-card.
Ratio and Proportion — Introduction
Express ratios in their simplest form, then use proportional reasoning to solve scale problems.