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Lesson PlanGrade 5 · Mathematics

Lesson Plan: Introduction to Fractions

Objective

Students will identify, compare, and represent fractions using visual models and number lines.

Warm-Up (10 min)

Pizza Party Challenge: Display images of pizzas cut into equal slices. Ask "What fraction has been eaten?"

Includes: Materials, Assessment, DifferentiationTry it →
QuizGrade 8 · Science

Quiz: The Water Cycle

1. Which process turns liquid water into water vapor?

A) Condensation   B) Precipitation
C) Evaporation   D) Collection

2. True or False: Clouds form when water vapor condenses around tiny particles.

Includes: Answer key with explanationsTry it →

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I went in pretty skeptical — these things usually just shuffle the same generic template around. I tried it on a Friday because I had nothing ready for Monday. What came out was actually tailored to what I said. I changed two things and used it. That was three months ago and I've made a plan from scratch maybe twice since.

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Sarah M.

5th Grade Teacher · Public school, Title I

Used: Lesson Plans

I have 11 kids on caseload and the goal writing alone was eating my Sunday nights. I expected it to be too generic but it asked for actual performance data and used it. I still review everything carefully — I'm not just copy-pasting IEPs. But instead of building goals from nothing, I'm editing, and that's a completely different amount of work.

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James T.

Special Education Teacher · Middle school, Grades 6–8

Used: IEP Goals

I had 24 report card comments to write and kept putting it off all week. Tried this on Tuesday night expecting to do maybe five. I finished all 24 in about 15 minutes. Added personal details to maybe eight of them, barely touched the rest. I genuinely couldn't believe it.

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Maria L.

3rd Grade Teacher · Public school

Used: Report Cards

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