Emergency Sub Plans High School English - Emergency Sub Plans Social Studies

Looking for emergency sub plans for high school English or history? What about middle school ELA or middle school social studies? Whether you're a substitute teacher, a teacher covering classes, or someone looking for end-of-year activities, this eight-resource bundle will come to the rescue. TED Talks, a Netflix documentary, detailed media literacy lessons, and a fascinating article about a Titanic survivor will do more than fill the time; they'll provide rigor in a set of high-interest activities.

THE DETAILED PREVIEW IS A MUST-SEE FOR THIS LOW-PREP BUNDLE!

Recent Stellar Reviews:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️This simplified my life as an ELA teacher, and possibly saved me from quitting mid-semester. One more sub/distance/shortened period surprise was going to do me in. Thanks for the resource.

Britt

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I am a teacher mentor, and I just realized that I haven't directed my mentee to this resource. I will absolutely be doing this, as it is a lifesaver! Sometimes life gets in the way, and I'm a huge fan of NOT reinventing the wheel. With this resource I don't have to. It's a gem.

Jada G.

Resources Included:

• Detect & Dismiss: How to Spot Fake News (12 Lessons) Active Viewing Guide for "How to Speak so that People Want to Listen" TED Talk
• The Luckiest Woman in England (Directed Reading Activity)Active Viewing Guide "Insight into the Teenage Brain" TED Talk
• Active Viewing Guide "The Danger of Silence" TED Talk
• Active Viewing Guide "How to Spot a Liar" TED Talk
• Active Viewing Guide for "Minimalism" (Netflix Documentary)
• 3 Fresh Icebreakers for Teens

Suggestions for Use:

⭐️Emergency sub plans

⭐️Maternity leave filler

⭐️Class coverage

⭐️Monday morning last-minute plans

⭐️Student teaching

⭐️Testing class holds

⭐️Homeroom

⭐️Office just-in-case, any-subject plans