ELA teaching kits

3,927 free kits by grade and subject. Each one has a lesson outline, a worksheet with answer key, a 10-question quiz, flashcards and classroom slides. Open any kit to preview it, then edit and print it free.

Topics follow the style of each region's curriculum. Please check them against your own scheme of work and review every kit before using it with your class.

• Grade 5 · ELAReading Graphic StoriesUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · ELASynthesizing Several SourcesUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · ELAOpinion Essays: Logical OrderUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · ELANarrative Pacing and TransitionsUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 5 · ELAEvaluating a Speaker's ReasonsUSAges 10–113 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAClaims, Reasons and EvidenceUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAGreek and Latin RootsUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAPronoun Case and AgreementUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAPlot StructureUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAIntensive and Reflexive PronounsUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAMemoir Versus BiographyUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELASupported and Unsupported ClaimsUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAWriting an Objective SummaryUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAVague and Unclear PronounsUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAVarying Sentence PatternsUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAHow Characters ChangeUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAAuthor's Purpose and Point of ViewUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAParentheses and DashesUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAFormal and Informal StyleUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAWord Relationships: AnalogiesUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAFirst-Person NarratorsUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAHow Anecdotes and Examples Develop IdeasUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAReading Versus Watching a StoryUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAComparing Genres on One ThemeUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELADrama: How Scenes Build a PlayUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAFigurative Language in PoetryUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAOrganizing an Argument EssayUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAInformative Essay StructureUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAEvaluating Source CredibilityUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELAParaphrasing and Avoiding PlagiarismUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 6 · ELALeading Collaborative DiscussionsUSAges 11–123 levels
• Grade 7 · ELATheme DevelopmentUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELACiting Textual EvidenceUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAPhrases and ClausesUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAConnotation and DenotationUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAMisplaced and Dangling ModifiersUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAHistorical Fiction and FactUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAAlliteration, Assonance and RhymeUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAMultiple Central IdeasUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELASimple, Compound and Complex SentencesUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELACoordinate Adjectives and CommasUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAHow Setting Shapes CharactersUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAAuthor's Position vs OthersUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAConcise Language: Cutting WordinessUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELALiterary AllusionsUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAPoetic Forms and StructureUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAContrasting Points of View in a StoryUSAges 12–133 levels
• Grade 7 · ELAHow People and Events InteractUSAges 12–133 levels