Quill Lessons are collaborative, teacher-led activities that are meant for whole-class or small-group instruction. If a student misses a Quill Lesson, there are a few different ways to get them caught up.

If you have not yet marked a Quill Lesson as completed and if multiple students have missed a Quill Lesson activity, you can re-launch the Quill Lesson activity with the smaller group.

In the case that you have marked the lesson as completed, you can reassign the Quill Lesson activity to your small group of students and launch the Quill Lesson with them.

To do so, navigate to Launch Lessons page, which is located in the My Activities tab.

Then, click the Launch Lesson button to the far right of the Quill Lesson's name.

Due to the collaborative nature of Quill Lessons, it is difficult to conduct a Quill Lesson with a single student. However, if a single student misses a Quill Lesson, there are a few ways to review the concepts from that Quill Lesson with the student.

Quill Lesson activities come with a Quill Lesson Plan PDF for teachers. Teachers can print out the PDF and use it as a guide for one-on-one review. Furthermore, teachers can also assign independent-practice activities related to the Quill Lesson’s content to the student.

To browse Quill’s independent-practice activities, first click the Assign Activities tab.

Then, click the Explore all activities in our activity library card.

In the activity library, use the Search for concepts, activities, and more field and menu of filters on the left side of the page to find independent-practice activities aligned to a specific concept.

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