Grade 10 teaching resources

This four-page printable introduces evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection through clear explanations, real-world examples, vocabulary practice, and self-explanation questions.

This reading lesson introduces students to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, military service, civic duty, and community support in Washington.

This three-page social studies packet explores Washington’s major military bases, industries supporting the U.S.

Students learn about Joint Base Lewis-McChord, its Army and Air Force roles, and its contributions to Washington communities.

Students explore Washington State military bases, industries supporting the armed forces, and ways communities honor veterans.

This three-page lesson introduces major Washington military bases, the state's industries supporting the armed forces, and community support for veterans.

Students read about a Seattle Navy veteran who applies military skills to wind-energy work and community service.

Students read a concise overview of Walt Disney's career and arrange major milestones in chronological order.

Students read an informational passage about a Seattle Navy veteran who contributes to renewable energy and the Washington community.

This five-page toolkit helps students understand wait mode and identify how scheduled events can affect focus and productivity.

Students read about Norfolk Naval Station, Fort Belvoir, and Quantico Marine Corps Base while learning how Virginia supports national defense.

Guide students through planning, conducting, transcribing, and analyzing an oral history interview connected to broader social movements.

This four-page French activity pack teaches vocabulary for places in Winnipeg, transportation, weather, and weekend activities.

This three-page packet uses a short informational passage about a Virginia veteran to build reading comprehension and vocabulary.

Students read an informational passage about Norfolk Naval Station, Fort Belvoir, and Quantico Marine Corps Base.

Students read an accessible passage about the Battle of Yorktown, including the roles of Washington, Rochambeau, Cornwallis, and French forces.

Students read about a Virginia veteran’s military service and community leadership, then answer comprehension questions and discuss leadership and gratitude.

Students read an accessible passage about the Battle of Yorktown, including the roles of George Washington, France, and General Cornwallis.

This four-page lesson explores Viola Desmond's entrepreneurship, resistance to segregation, arrest, and legal challenge in Nova Scotia.

Students read about Norfolk Naval Station, Fort Belvoir, and Quantico Marine Corps Base and learn how these sites support national defense.

Students read about a veteran who continues serving the community by helping build homes for other veterans.

Students read a passage about a Utah veteran who leads healing hikes and mentors other veterans.

Students read a short nonfiction passage about an Arkansas veteran’s military service and continued work supporting veterans.

Students learn about the Wyoming National Guard, F.E.

Students examine World War I posters and analyze how fear, patriotism, and guilt influenced public opinion and encouraged wartime actions.

This four-page resource introduces students to argumentative essay writing through claim, evidence, reasoning, counterargument, and rebuttal.

Students learn why Veterans Day honors military veterans and examine a model thank-you letter.

This six-page activity helps students identify phishing indicators, suspicious URLs, malicious QR codes, and misleading online offers.

This printable writing activity guides students through brainstorming, organizing, and drafting a personal narrative about a favorite fall memory.

Students examine how emotional appeal, novelty, visual impact, and source credibility influence whether digital content spreads.

Students examine the causes, actions, and effects of six pivotal World War II events across the European and Pacific theaters.

Students investigate common prefixes and suffixes through reading, word analysis, matching, completion tasks, and written explanations.

This five-page activity explores World Animal Day, endangered species classifications, threats to biodiversity, and conservation efforts.

This ready-to-use resource teaches workshop PPE, emergency response, and safe operating procedures for table saws, band saws, and routers.

Students choose a female inventor and organize research about the problem she addressed, her invention, and its impact.

Students learn about Camp Douglas, Wisconsin’s Badger Soldiers, and the values of courage, discipline, and commitment.

Students learn about the 128th Air Refueling Wing, Fort McCoy, the Wisconsin National Guard, and Veterans Day.

This three-page Veterans Day pack features an informational reading about a Wisconsin veteran, vocabulary, comprehension questions, review prompts, and a thank-you writing activity.

This three-page reading packet explores Wisconsin’s 128th Air Refueling Wing, Fort McCoy, the Wisconsin National Guard, and Veterans Day.

Students learn the purpose and components of an annotated bibliography through explanations, a model entry, topic choices, and guided practice.

This seven-page science unit introduces migration, hibernation, and adaptation as animal survival strategies during winter.

This four-page science activity pack explores how animals survive winter through hibernation, torpor, migration, insulation, and other adaptations.

Students design, build, and evaluate a miniature bobsled prototype for speed, stability, safety, and visual appeal.

This four-page activity pack teaches students how animals survive winter through hibernation, migration, and adaptation.

This three-page winter-themed activity helps students learn, recognize, and use synonyms.

Students explore Alberta’s natural resource industries, including agriculture, forestry, oil and gas, and mining.

Students read about Alaska’s strategic location, military bases, World War II history, and the experiences of service members.

Teach students about the Alaska Territorial Guard, its Alaska Native members, and its role in protecting Alaska during World War II.