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.

• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyFact vs Opinion in MediaGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyAdvertising TechniquesGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyUsing the LibraryGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyHeadlines and ClickbaitGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyInfluencers and Sponsored PostsGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyProduct Placement in Films and GamesGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyOne Event, Many StoriesGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyWho Is Shown in Media?GeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyMaking a Class PodcastGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 3–5 · Media LiteracyFact-Checking BasicsGeneralAges 8–113 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracySIFT and Lateral ReadingGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracyEvaluating Websites and SourcesGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracyEdited Images and DeepfakesGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracyHow Recommendation Engines ChooseGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracyPropaganda TechniquesGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracyNews, Opinion or Sponsored?GeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracyWhy Conspiracy Theories SpreadGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracyMemes and Their MessagesGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracySatire and ParodyGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 6–8 · Media LiteracyProducing a Mini DocumentaryGeneralAges 11–143 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyMisinformation and DisinformationGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyMisleading Statistics and GraphsGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyFilter Bubbles and News DietsGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyMedia Ownership and ConcentrationGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyJournalism Ethics and StandardsGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyPolitical Ads and MicrotargetingGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyGenerative AI and Media TrustGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyOpen-Source InvestigationGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyReporting Conflict and CrisisGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades 9–12 · Media LiteracyPolls and Election CoverageGeneralAges 14–183 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyReal or Pretend?GeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyWhat Is an Ad?GeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyWho Made This and Why?GeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyPictures Tell StoriesGeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyMusic Makes Moods in MediaGeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyCereal Box DetectivesGeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyWhat Is News?GeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyCharacters on ScreenGeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyMaking Our Own MediaGeneralAges 5–83 levels
• Grades K–2 · Media LiteracyJudging Book CoversGeneralAges 5–83 levels