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title: Back from Break with Something for Everyone! New ELA, Math, Science and Social Studies Lessons
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# [Back from Break with Something for Everyone! New ELA, Math, Science and Social Studies Lessons](https://blog.thinkcerca.com/break-everyone-ela-math-science-social-studies-lessons)

 Written by [Claire Podulka](https://blog.thinkcerca.com/author/claire-podulka) | January 04, 2016

We've got something new for everyone this week: a set of ELA informational text leveled lessons; a Minilesson for foundational instruction in math; and free science and social studies close reading lessons.

Our new premium subscription content includes:

**Student Free Speech:** To what extent should students be allowed to exercise free speech? These Policy and Debate lessons give students an opportunity to write arguments about a highly relevant and engaging topic: their own rights to free speech as students. **[View lessons >>](https://learn.thinkcerca.com/teacher/lesson_library/units/249)**

**What Is a Math Argument?** Prepare your students for success on ThinkCERCA's new math content with this foundational instructional lesson that explains the basic components of a great math argument. Choose the right level for your students: **[Grades 3-5](https://learn.thinkcerca.com/teacher/lesson_library/lesson/13221)** or **[Grades 6-12](https://learn.thinkcerca.com/teacher/lesson_library/lesson/13223)**.

And two new free close reading lessons!

**[Not for Everyone](https://learn.thinkcerca.com/teacher/lesson_library/lesson/13208):** This world history lesson explores a practice that archaeologists don't yet fully understand: tattooing in Ancient Egypt. This would be a great lesson to pair with our recent **[Afterlife in Ancient Egypt](https://learn.thinkcerca.com/teacher/lesson_library/units/248)** leveled social studies set.

**[Microbes: The Good, the Bad, and the Nasty](https://learn.thinkcerca.com/teacher/lesson_library/lesson/13209):** Do your students know there's a whole ecosystem of microbes living inside them? This biology lesson describes how these microbes work together to keep the body healthy--and what happens when they get out of balance. This lesson would pair well with our **[Homeostasis](https://learn.thinkcerca.com/teacher/lesson_library/units/154)** leveled science set.

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