What's in Every Lesson
Everything in the Professional Email unit, in one folder.
See the Actual Pages
How the week runs.
Notes students actually fill in
Vocabulary-targeted guided notes with a complete answer key, taking students from the terms to using them on their own document.
- ✓ Student version and answer key
- ✓ Editable Word and print-ready PDF
“The Email That Did Not Get a Reply”
A student emails a teacher for a recommendation letter and never hears back. Students compare the weak email to a professional one and work out precisely why one got answered.
- ✓ Student case and full teacher key
- ✓ Diagnose first, then fix
- ✓ Written for this unit
Something finished by Friday
A project or performance task with a rubric, so the week ends with a document or a demonstration rather than a worksheet.
- ✓ Project brief and rubric
- ✓ Peer review against clear criteria
Graded without you writing it
An 8-question application MCQ set, a performance task and an exit ticket, each with a key or a rubric, plus self-grading Google Forms™ versions.
- ✓ MCQ set with matched key
- ✓ Performance task and rubric
- ✓ Self-grading Google Forms™
The 5-day plan
Plus self-grading Google Forms™ versions of the MCQ and the short-response task.
Why Teachers Choose It
A Read-First guide and a minute-by-minute 5-day plan mean about ten minutes of prep.
Editable .docx and .pptx plus print .pdf, so it fits however you teach.
Every unit turns on an original case study students have to diagnose.
A Standards & Skills Map with a page for converting it to your state's standards.
Every handout, assessment and task ships with a key or a rubric.
Every plan carries a block-schedule alternative and differentiation notes.
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