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Grade 2 · ScienceWhere does water come from?D. Karimova, primary school teacher

Live quiz · question 3Where does rain fall from?CloudsTreesMountainsThe sun

Lesson plan

Subject	Science
Class	Grade 2
Topic	Where does water come from?
Time	45 minutes

Goal. The pupil says that rain falls from clouds and shows it in a drawing.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision	7 min
New topic	15 min

TestVariant 1

Science, Grade 2. Water

Name: _______Total: 10 points

1. Where does rain fall from?(2 points)

A) cloudsB) treesC) mountains

2. What does ice turn into when it melts?(2 points)

A) stoneB) waterC) sand

Grade 6 · GeographyThe water cycleN. Rahimova, geography teacher

Live quiz · question 3What is it called when water vapour cools into droplets?EvaporationCondensationPrecipitationFreezing

Lesson plan

Subject	Geography
Class	Grade 6
Topic	The water cycle
Time	45 minutes

Goal. The pupil shows the four stages of the water cycle on a diagram and explains them.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision	7 min
New topic	15 min

TestVariant 1

Geography, Grade 6. The water cycle

Name: _______Total: 10 points

1. What is it called when water turns into vapour and rises into the air?(2 points)

A) condensationB) evaporationC) precipitationD) infiltration

2. What are clouds made from?(2 points)

A) water vapourB) smokeC) dustD) wind

Grade 11 · ChemistryThe water moleculeB. Toshmatov, chemistry teacher

Live quiz · question 3Which bond holds water molecules to one another?IonicHydrogenMetallicNon-polar covalent

Lesson plan

Subject	Chemistry
Class	Grade 11
Topic	The water molecule
Time	45 minutes

Goal. The student explains water’s high boiling point through hydrogen bonds.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision	7 min
New topic	15 min

Unit assessmentVariant 1

Chemistry, Grade 11. The water molecule

Name: _______Total: 20 points

1. The H–O–H angle in a water molecule is about:(4 points)

A) 90°B) 104.5°C) 120°D) 180°

2. The molar mass of water:(4 points)

A) 16 g/molB) 18 g/molC) 20 g/molD) 34 g/mol

Academic lyceum · GeographyClimate change and Central Asia’s watersM. Yusupova, geography teacher

Live quiz · question 3Which basin does the Amu Darya belong to?Caspian SeaAral SeaLake BalkhashIssyk-Kul

Lesson plan

Subject	Geography
Class	Academic lyceum, year 1
Topic	Climate change and Central Asia’s waters
Time	80 minutes

Goal. The student explains why the Aral Sea dried up, using data.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision	7 min
New topic	15 min

TestVariant 1

Geography. Central Asia’s waters

Name: _______Total: 20 points

1. The two main rivers that flow into the Aral Sea:(4 points)

A) Zarafshan and ChirchiqB) Amu Darya and Syr DaryaC) Naryn and Kara DaryaD) Vakhsh and Panj

2. The area of the Aral Sea in 1960 was about:(4 points)

A) 6,800 km²B) 28,000 km²C) 68,000 km²D) 168,000 km²

Ecology · Year 3The Aral Sea: water and salt balanceAssoc. Prof. N. Yusupova, Department of Ecology

Live quiz · question 3What is the main outflow in the Aral Sea’s water balance?EvaporationRiver flowPrecipitationGroundwater flow

Lesson plan

Subject	Ecology
Class	Year 3
Topic	The Aral Sea: water and salt balance
Time	80 minutes

Goal. The student separates the inflow and outflow sides of the water balance and backs them with data.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision	7 min
New topic	15 min

MidtermVariant 1

Ecology. The Aral Sea: water and salt balance

Name: _______Total: 20 points

1. Name the two main factors behind the fall of the Aral Sea’s level. Support each with evidence.(10 points)

2. What makes up the inflow side of a water balance? Give an example.(10 points)

IELTS · B2 groupWriting Task 2: water scarcityA. Saidov, IELTS teacher

Live quiz · question 3Water is scarce; ___, prices rise.thereforealthoughdespitewhereas

Lesson plan

Subject	IELTS Writing
Class	B2 group
Topic	Task 2: water scarcity
Time	90 minutes

Goal. The learner supports each idea with a reason and an example and writes one paragraph.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision	7 min
New topic	15 min

Placement testVariant 1

IELTS Writing. Task 2: water scarcity

Name: _______Total: 10 points

1. Which sentence supports the idea with an example?(2 points)

A) Water is very important.B) Many people say so.C) For example, drip irrigation cuts water use on farms.D) It is a big problem.

2. What does the first sentence of a paragraph usually do?(2 points)

A) gives an exampleB) states the main ideaC) draws a conclusionD) asks a question

Grade 6, geography: “The water cycle”

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One topic: water. The sentence on a slide, the question in a test and the question in a quiz are written differently for each class.

On a slideIn a testIn a live quiz

Grade 2science

Water falls from clouds as rain.

1. Where does rain fall from?(2 points)

A) cloudsB) treesC) mountains

Where does rain fall from?Clouds — the right answerTreesMountainsThe sun

Grade 6geography

The sun heats water: it turns into vapour and rises, becomes a cloud and returns to the ground as precipitation.

1. What is it called when water turns into vapour and rises into the air?(2 points)

A) condensationB) evaporationC) precipitationD) infiltration

What is it called when water vapour cools into droplets?EvaporationCondensation — the right answerPrecipitationFreezing

Grade 11chemistry

H₂OM = 18 g/mol

The water molecule is polar. Because of the hydrogen bonds between molecules, water boils at 100 °C — far higher than substances of similar structure.

1. The H–O–H angle in a water molecule is about:(4 points)

A) 90°B) 104.5°C) 120°D) 180°

Which bond holds water molecules to one another?IonicHydrogen — the right answerMetallicNon-polar covalent

Universityecology

The Aral Sea has shrunk to roughly a tenth of its 1960 area of 68,000 km²; the water’s salinity rose sharply and fishing stopped^[1].

1. Name the two main factors behind the fall of the Aral Sea’s level. Support each with evidence.(10 points)

What is the main outflow in the Aral Sea’s water balance?Evaporation — the right answerRiver flowPrecipitationGroundwater flow

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Grade 6, biology, photosynthesis. I need slides, a lesson plan, a test and a worksheet.

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Grade 6 · BiologyPhotosynthesisN. Rahimova, biology teacher

Lesson plan

Test

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2The materials arrive together

Illustrated slides, a lesson plan, a test, a worksheet and a diagram — from one request. Each opens in its own window, full screen.

PPTPhotosynthesis.pptxPowerPoint

DOCPhotosynthesis, lesson plan.docxWord

PDFPhotosynthesis, test.pdfPDF

3You edit and download

Every material is a draft: you read it and correct it. Then you download it as a PowerPoint, Word or PDF file.

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The test questions, the lesson plan and the worksheet are written for the age you choose. Below are samples for classes of that age.

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Three documents

Sample: Grade 4, maths: “Adding fractions”.

Lesson plan

Subject	Mathematics
Class	Grade 4
Topic	Adding fractions
Time	45 minutes

Goal. The pupil adds fractions with the same denominator and shows the answer in a drawing.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision of the last topic	7 min
New topic	15 min
Practice	15 min
Assessment and homework	5 min

Lesson planIn the form a school asks for: goal, stages and timing. Editable as a Word file.

TestVariant 1

Mathematics, Grade 4. Adding fractions

Name: _______Total: 10 points

1. What is 1/4 + 2/4?(2 points)

A) 3/8B) 3/4C) 2/4D) 1/2

2. What is 2/5 + 1/5?(2 points)

A) 3/10B) 2/5C) 3/5D) 1/5

Answer key, variant 1. 1 — B, 2 — C, 3 — A, 4 — D, 5 — B

TestTests and unit assessments: variants, points and an answer key. With Bloom’s levels and marking criteria.

WorksheetName: _______

Adding fractions

Level A

Write the shaded part as a fraction.

Level B

Add: 1/6 + 4/6 = ____

Level C

Ali ate 2/8 of a pizza and Vali ate 3/8. What part of the pizza was eaten in all?

WorksheetTasks at three levels: each pupil does the one within their reach.

Three documents

Sample: Grade 6, biology: “Photosynthesis”.

Lesson plan

Subject	Biology
Class	Grade 6
Topic	Photosynthesis
Time	45 minutes

Goal. The pupil writes the equation of photosynthesis and explains where each substance comes from.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision of the last topic	7 min
New topic	15 min
Practice	15 min
Assessment and homework	5 min

Lesson planIn the form a school asks for: goal, stages and timing. Editable as a Word file.

TestVariant 1

Biology, Grade 6. Photosynthesis

Name: _______Total: 10 points

1. Which gas does a plant take from the air in photosynthesis?(2 points)

A) oxygenB) carbon dioxideC) nitrogenD) hydrogen

2. In which part of the cell does photosynthesis take place?(2 points)

A) nucleusB) vacuoleC) chloroplastD) cell wall

Answer key, variant 1. 1 — B, 2 — C, 3 — A, 4 — D, 5 — B

TestTests and unit assessments: variants, points and an answer key. With Bloom’s levels and marking criteria.

WorksheetName: _______

Photosynthesis

Level A

Label the parts of the leaf in the picture.

Level B

Complete the equation: 6CO₂ + 6H₂O → ______ + 6O₂

Level C

Why does a plant kept in a dark room turn yellow? Explain in 3–4 sentences.

WorksheetTasks at three levels: each pupil does the one within their reach.

Three documents

Sample: Grade 11, algebra: “Quadratic equations”.

Lesson plan

Subject	Algebra
Class	Grade 11
Topic	Quadratic equations
Time	45 minutes

Goal. The student finds the number of roots from the discriminant and solves the equation.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	3 min
Revision of the last topic	7 min
New topic	15 min
Practice	15 min
Assessment and homework	5 min

Lesson planIn the form a school asks for: goal, stages and timing. Editable as a Word file.

Unit assessmentVariant 1

Algebra, Grade 11. Quadratic equations

Name: _______Total: 20 points

1. The sum of the roots of x² − 5x + 6 = 0:(4 points)

A) 5B) 6C) −5D) 1

2. The roots of 3x² − 12 = 0:(4 points)

A) ±2B) ±4C) 2D) 4

Answer key, variant 1. 1 — A, 2 — A, 3 — C, 4 — B, 5 — D

TestTests and unit assessments: variants, points and an answer key. With Bloom’s levels and marking criteria.

WorksheetName: _______

Quadratic equations

Level A

Find the discriminant: x² − 4x + 3 = 0

Level B

Solve the equation: 2x² − 5x + 2 = 0

Level C

For which values of k does x² + kx + 9 = 0 have exactly one root?

WorksheetTasks at three levels: each pupil does the one within their reach.

Three documents

Sample: Academic lyceum, geography: “Climate change and Central Asia’s waters”.

Lesson plan

Subject	Geography
Class	Academic lyceum, year 1
Topic	Climate change and Central Asia’s waters
Time	80 minutes

Goal. The student explains why the Aral Sea dried up, using data.

Lesson flow	Time
Getting started	5 min
Revision of the last topic	10 min
New topic	30 min
Group work	25 min
Summary and homework	10 min

Lesson planIn the form a school asks for: goal, stages and timing. Editable as a Word file.

TestVariant 1

Geography. Climate change and Central Asia’s waters

Name: _______Total: 20 points

1. The two main rivers that flow into the Aral Sea:(4 points)

A) Zarafshan and ChirchiqB) Amu Darya and Syr DaryaC) Naryn and Kara DaryaD) Vakhsh and Panj

2. About how large was the Aral Sea in 1960?(4 points)

A) 6,800 km²B) 28,000 km²C) 68,000 km²D) 168,000 km²

Answer key, variant 1. 1 — B, 2 — C, 3 — D, 4 — A, 5 — C

TestTests and unit assessments: variants, points and an answer key. With Bloom’s levels and marking criteria.

WorksheetName: _______

Central Asia’s waters

Level A

Mark the Amu Darya and the Syr Darya on the map.

Level B

Using the table, compare the sea’s area in 1960 and in 2014.

Level C

Write 5–6 sentences on “Saving water — whose job is it?”

WorksheetTasks at three levels: each pupil does the one within their reach.

Three documents

Sample: University, medicine: “Artificial intelligence in medicine”.

Lecture plan

Subject	Information technology in medicine
Class	Year 4
Topic	Artificial intelligence in medicine
Time	80 minutes

Goal. The student assesses what AI models can and cannot do in diagnostics.

Lesson flow	Time
Introduction and aim	10 min
Main part: three questions	45 min
Discussion	15 min
Summary and assignment	10 min

Lecture planIn the form a school asks for: goal, stages and timing. Editable as a Word file.

MidtermVariant 1

Artificial intelligence in medicine

Name: _______Total: 20 points

1. What does the sensitivity of a diagnostic test show?(4 points)

A) the share of healthy people identified correctlyB) the share of sick people identified correctlyC) the cost of the testD) the time an analysis takes

2. The data set that takes no part in training a model:(4 points)

A) training setB) test setC) feature setD) archive

Answer key, variant 1. 1 — B, 2 — B, 3 — A, 4 — D, 5 — C

TestTests and unit assessments: variants, points and an answer key. With Bloom’s levels and marking criteria.

Seminar tasksName: _______

Artificial intelligence and diagnostics

Level A

From two papers, enter the models’ accuracy figures into a table.

Level B

Using the table given, calculate sensitivity and specificity.

Level C

Respond, with evidence, to the claim “The final decision must stay with the doctor.”

Seminar tasksTasks at three levels: each pupil does the one within their reach.

Three documents

Sample: IELTS group: “Writing Task 2: supporting an idea”.

Lesson plan

Subject	IELTS Writing
Class	B2 group
Topic	Task 2: supporting an idea
Time	90 minutes

Goal. The learner supports each idea with a reason and an example and writes a paragraph that meets Band 7.

Lesson flow	Time
Warm-up	10 min
New topic	25 min
Pair practice	25 min
Writing	20 min
Homework	10 min

Lesson planIn the form a school asks for: goal, stages and timing. Editable as a Word file.

Placement testVariant 1

IELTS Writing. Task 2: supporting an idea

Name: _______Total: 10 points

1. Which sentence supports the idea with an example?(2 points)

A) I think it is good.B) Many people say so.C) For example, cities with bike lanes report fewer traffic jams.D) It is very important.

2. What job does the first sentence of a paragraph usually do?(2 points)

A) gives an exampleB) states the main ideaC) draws a conclusionD) asks a question

Answer key, variant 1. 1 — C, 2 — B, 3 — A, 4 — D, 5 — A

TestTests and unit assessments: variants, points and an answer key. With Bloom’s levels and marking criteria.

Homework sheetName: _______

Task 2: supporting an idea

Level A

Write one reason for the idea given.

Level B

Write one paragraph in the order idea, explanation, example, link (80–100 words).

Level C

Check your own paragraph against the Band 7 criteria.

Homework sheetTasks at three levels: each pupil does the one within their reach.

What else is ready before the lesson

Unit assessmentVariant 2

Chemistry, Grade 11

Unit assessmentVariant 1

Chemistry, Grade 11. The water molecule

Name: _______Total: 20 points

1. The H–O–H angle in a water molecule is about:(4 points)

A) 90°B) 104.5°C) 120°D) 180°

Remembering

2. Why does water boil at 100 °C while H₂S boils at −60 °C? Explain.(6 points)

Analysing

Answer key, variant 1. 1 — B, 3 — A, 4 — D

Marking criteria, question 2The hydrogen bond is named and explained — 6 pointsNamed, not explained — 3 points

Tests and unit assessments

Questions with points, in several variants. Each variant has its answer key, Bloom’s levels and marking criteria for open questions.

The water cycle1Evaporationthe sun heats the water2Condensationvapour cools into a cloud3Precipitationrain, snow, hail4Collectionrivers, lakes, underground

Diagram

A process or a structure in one drawing: stages, links, order. It comes as a material of its own.

A table slide: photosynthesis and respiration

A step-by-step slide: how photosynthesis goes

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Grade 2 · ScienceWhere does water come from?D. Karimova, primary school teacherWhere does water come from.pdfPDF, 8 pages

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