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Lesson Plans
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Reading & Language Arts
Reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and writing all in one place.
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- Daily practice — Short focused worksheets for morning work or warm-ups
- Homework — Clear, self-explanatory worksheets students can complete independently
- Skill review — Targeted practice for concepts needing reinforcement
- Substitute plans — Lesson plans and worksheets that any substitute can follow
- Assessment prep — Practice materials aligned to core skills
Teaching Guides & Classroom Strategies
Step-by-step teaching strategies, classroom techniques, and subject guides written for K–12 teachers.
Complete Teaching Guide Index (A–Z)
Every teaching guide on InstructorWeb®, 110 in all — including the ones not shown in the collections above. Jump to a letter, or browse the whole list.
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- Context Clues Teaching Resources for Teachers
- How to Teach Conjunctions
- Teaching Capitalization: The 8 Rules Students Need to Know
- Teaching Cause and Effect in Reading
- Teaching Character Development in Elementary Reading
- Teaching Character Traits
- Teaching Clipped and Blended Words
- Teaching Compare and Contrast in Reading
- Teaching Comparing Fractions
- Teaching Complete Sentences
- Teaching Compound Words
- Teaching Conclusion Paragraphs
- Teaching Consonant Blends and Digraphs
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- How to Teach Paragraph Writing to Elementary Students
- How to Teach Parts of Speech to Elementary Students
- How to Teach Plural Nouns
- How to Teach Possessive Nouns
- How to Teach Prepositions
- Parts of Speech Teaching Resources for Teachers
- Teaching Perimeter and Area
- Teaching Personification
- Teaching Persuasive Writing
- Teaching Place Value to Elementary Students
- Teaching Point of View
- Teaching Prefixes and Suffixes
- Teaching Pronouns: Nominative, Objective, and Possessive Cases
- Teaching Punctuation in Elementary
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- SAT Vocabulary Study Strategies That Actually Work
- SAT Vocabulary Teaching Resources
- Subject-Verb Agreement: Common Errors and How to Fix Them
- Teaching Sensory Details
- Teaching Sentence Combining
- Teaching Sentence Structure: Simple, Compound, and Complex
- Teaching Sentence Types
- Teaching Sequencing
- Teaching Shades of Meaning
- Teaching Similes and Metaphors
- Teaching Skip Counting
- Teaching Spelling Patterns That Actually Transfer
- Teaching Story Elements
- Teaching Students to Make Inferences
- Teaching Students to Make Predictions
- Teaching Summarizing
- Teaching Summary Writing
- Teaching Synonyms and Antonyms in the Elementary Classroom
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Exit Tickets
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