THE TEACHER’S RESOURCE COLLECTION302 RESOURCES / 27 BOOK COLLECTIONS
BIG IDEAS.
LESS PREP.
Literature with something to say.
Math that makes thinking visible.
Activities that take learning places.
LET’S FIND YOUR NEXT LESSON
What are you teaching?
302 RESOURCES. ONE PLACE TO START.
LITERATURE
Novels. Plays. Discussion.
From the first page to the final essay.
MATH
INTERVENTION
Focused skills. Visual models.
Small-group teaching, K–5.
GOOGLE EARTH
Follow coordinates.
Connect geography, history & stories.
THE BOOK COLLECTIONS
ALL 27 COLLECTIONS PICK YOUR NEXT READ.
A LITTLE THINKING BEFORE THE TEACHING
ALL TEACHING NOTES NOTES FOR YOUR NEXT LESSON.
Literature
02The Outsiders: from evidence to explanation
A reading-to-writing routine for moving beyond plot summary.
K–2 math
03A ten-frame check that informs the next lesson
Notice counting, representation, and missing-part strategies.
K–2 math
04Plan a small group around one visual model
Connect a ten frame, a student explanation, and the next task.
Google Earth · grades 4–8
05Thanksgiving Google Earth activities: map clues meet reading evidence
Plan a focused geography and informational-reading lesson with one stop, two sources of evidence, and a clear response.
Literature · grades 10–12
Frankenstein, 1831: connect reading, evidence, and vocabulary
A repeatable reading routine for grades 10–12, with an evidence log, vocabulary practice, and edition-specific resources.