Interactive in 9th grade

Explore the fascinating world of plant cells with our interactive parts of a cell worksheet! Learn about different cell structures and their functions in a fun and engaging way.

A worksheet exploring the vital processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration, ideal for enhancing students' understanding of these concepts.

Embark on a global adventure with our interactive world map. Explore, connect, and discover by placing pins and sharing interesting facts about yourself or locations. Let the exploration begin!

Explore the fascinating world of plant cells with our interactive parts of a cell worksheet! Learn about different cell structures and their functions in a fun and engaging way.

A map of each continent is a valuable resource for students to learn geography.

A digestive system worksheet is a helpful tool for students to learn about the organs and functions of the digestive system.

Visualize expressions and equations using colorful tiles. Manipulate and arrange tiles to simplify algebraic concepts.

A worksheet exploring the vital processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration, ideal for enhancing students' understanding of these concepts.

Get prepped for Back-to school with this super handy seating chart!

This purple template is designed to get your students arranged in pair pods. First, place each student's name down the list on the side so that they can see which desk they've been assigned. Once students have access to this document and are happy in their seats, get them to collaborate on the document by adding a voice comment on their desk (or beside their name) introducing themselves. Now you have a way to track your students whereabouts and how to pronounce their names!

There's also space for you to add a welcome message for students to play when they open the document. Use this to introduce yourself, get excited for the year ahead, and add any important details (like how you'd like to be addressed).

Boost your students brain development with a simple game of chess!

Chess exercises both sides of the brain and requires a lot of “if this, then-that” scenarios, so students will have to imagine all the potential moves, alternatives and outcomes as they play.

Plus, chess is known to significantly improve visual memory and concentration, as well as reading and problem-solving skills.

Assign this template to students in pairs (try match one student who knows how to play with another who's yet to learn to test your students' ability to lead and follow).

Embark on an educational journey through the wonders of the digestive system. Discover its intricate parts and how they work together to keep you healthy.

Play the classic game of Tic Tac Toe in our interactive template!

Organize your thoughts and ideas effectively with this versatile and user-friendly graphic organizer, perfect for any topic or subject.

Get prepped for Back-to-school with this super handy seating chart!

Expand your students' minds as they play with this interactive Ludo template!

Ludo is not only enjoyable for your class but helps stimulate the same area of the brain responsible for memory and complex thoughts. It also assists in developing cognitive skills like problem-solving and decision making; as well as teaching good sportsmanship, the value of taking turns, sharing, and instills the spirit of healthy competitiveness.

Assign this template in groups of four and let the good times roll.

Get prepped for Back-to-school with this super handy seating chart!

This blue template is designed to get your students arranged in group seating. First, place each student's name down the list on the side so that they can see which desk they've been assigned. Once students have access to this document and are happy in their seats, get them to collaborate on the document by adding a voice comment on their desk (or beside their name) introducing themselves. Now you have a way to track your students whereabouts and how to pronounce their names!

There's also space for you to add a welcome message for students to play when they open the document. Use this to introduce yourself, get excited for the year ahead, and add any important details (like how you'd like to be addressed).