Ready-made 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.

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• Grade 11 · BiologyTaxonomy and ClassificationCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyViruses and BacteriaCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyMeiosis and Genetic VariationCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyMendelian Genetics and Punnett SquaresCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyEvolution by Natural SelectionCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyThe Human Digestive SystemCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyThe Circulatory SystemCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyThe Respiratory SystemCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyPlant Structure and TransportCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 11 · BiologyProtists and FungiCanadaAges 16–173 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryOrganic Compound FamiliesCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryTypes of Organic ReactionsCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryPolymers: Addition and CondensationCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryElectrochemical CellsCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryReaction Rates and MechanismsCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryThermochemistry and CalorimetryCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryEquilibrium Systems and KspCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryAcid–Base Equilibria and TitrationCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryQuantum Model and Periodic TrendsCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · ChemistryVSEPR Shapes and Intermolecular ForcesCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 1 · Language ArtsShort Vowel SoundsCanadaAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Language ArtsStory Characters and SettingCanadaAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Language ArtsQuestion and Exclamation MarksCanadaAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Language ArtsRetelling a StoryCanadaAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Language ArtsNouns: Naming WordsCanadaAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 1 · Language ArtsLong Vowels with Silent eCanadaAges 6–73 levels
• Grade 10 · Language ArtsRhetorical Devices in SpeechesCanadaAges 15–163 levels
• Grade 10 · Language ArtsDebate: Building a RebuttalCanadaAges 15–163 levels
• Grade 10 · Language ArtsSatire and IronyCanadaAges 15–163 levels
• Grade 10 · Language ArtsWriting a Comparative EssayCanadaAges 15–163 levels
• Grade 10 · Language ArtsDystopian FictionCanadaAges 15–163 levels
• Grade 10 · Language ArtsWriting a Research ReportCanadaAges 15–163 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsShakespearean Tragedy: HamletCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsLiterary Theory LensesCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsIndigenous Voices in Canadian LiteratureCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsResearch Essays and MLA CitationCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsPoetry ExplicationCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsArgument Analysis and FallaciesCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsNarrative Voice and Unreliable NarratorsCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsMedia Bias and RepresentationCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsSocratic Seminar DiscussionCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 12 · Language ArtsThe Literary Essay: Thesis to ConclusionCanadaAges 17–183 levels
• Grade 2 · Language ArtsMaking Plurals with -s and -esCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Language ArtsWriting a Friendly LetterCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Language ArtsCompound WordsCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Language ArtsFiction and NonfictionCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Language ArtsDigraphs: sh, ch, thCanadaAges 7–83 levels
• Grade 2 · Language ArtsSequencing Events in a StoryCanadaAges 7–83 levels