
Lessons and Assessments
Planning and assessing middle school lessons can take a long time. Check out these articles and resources to help you reduce the time spent on both of these tasks.
Free Long Range Plans
Middle school teachers – take the stress out daily lesson planning by downloading these free long range plans for Grades 6 – 8. Split grade lesson plans are also available. These plans are packed with ideas for each month of the school year.
More Lesson and Assessment Posts

8 Helpful Ways to Teach Study Skills to Middle School Students
Middle school is the perfect time for students to build strong study habits. This blog post shares simple ways to teach study skills to middle school students.

Four Word Study Activities for Middle School
Help students build strong literacy skills with these word study activities for middle school. This blog post discusses word study is and provides resources.

Fascinating Forensic Science Lessons for Middle School
This blog post shares the benefits of learning through forensic science lessons and cross-curricular ideas for using forensic science lessons.

Helpful Spelling Strategies for Middle School Students
If your students struggle with spelling, this blog post will give you some spelling strategies for middle school students.

How Modified Grade 6 Science Lessons Help Students and Teachers in the Classroom
It can sometimes be challenging to identify exactly where a student needs help in science. Learn how modified Grade 6 science lessons are beneficial.

6 Easy Ways to Diversify Your ELA Literacy Program
It’s essential that we look for ways to add diversity to our ELA literacy programs. This blog post has steps you can take to ensure representation is added.

Grade 6/7 Modified Social Studies Lessons
It can be challenging to have students work at different levels. These Modified Social Studies Lessons for Grades 6/7 will help you and your students.

Transform Reading With Evidence-Based Reading Strategies
Learn how to incorporate evidence-based reading strategies into the middle school classroom that can be transformative for both new and advanced readers.



