SpeakEasy activities are independently developed academic-speaking practice materials. Curriculum unit references are provided for instructional alignment and do not imply endorsement by OpenSciEd or WIDA.
Selected unit overview photographs are displayed from OpenSciEd’s official website. OpenSciEd curricular material is generally distributed under CC BY 4.0, but third-party photographs or other assets may have separate rights. Consult the linked unit pages for image-specific credits, restrictions, and applicable notices. Original SpeakEasy practice diagrams, generated classroom experiment pictures, data, narration scripts and prompts are not official OpenSciEd materials.
The two light-and-materials experiment images were newly generated for SpeakEasy and illustrate a classroom comparison, not a reproduced OpenSciEd experiment photograph.
The paired habitat comparison images were created for SpeakEasy to illustrate a hypothetical before-and-after land-clearing scenario; they are not original OpenSciEd photographs or observations.
New instructional experiment photographs and diagrams were generated for SpeakEasy and are not official OpenSciEd lesson images. Activity titles and underlying phenomena are aligned to the linked OpenSciEd units; illustrative tables remain labeled as practice data.
The ELD 3 rainfall comparisons, stream solutions, genetics model and fossil comparison diagrams were prepared specifically for speaking practice. OpenSciEd unit titles are curricular references, not claims that those diagrams come from the publisher.
The rain and stream photographs on the two ELD 3 pages are illustrative, generated practice images, not documentary photographs of an OpenSciEd investigation. Their numerical data and costs are scenario information prepared for speaking practice.
Life in a Wetland: A related ecosystem concept, not an adaptation of a particular OpenSciEd lesson. See OpenSciEd Unit 7.5, Ecosystem Dynamics.
The Ice Cube Experiment: A SpeakEasy-created investigation connected conceptually to thermal energy and insulation, not a reproduction of an OpenSciEd experiment. See OpenSciEd Unit 6.2, Thermal Energy.
Which Field Trip Is Better? A general academic speaking activity, without an OpenSciEd unit label.
SpeakEasy Turtle Beach activity: simulated graph data and generated turtle beach scene for practice. The image is an illustration and is not from Amplify Desmos Math.
These external photographs illustrate real-world contexts. The numerical data in each math task is supplied by the labeled diagrams and tables, not by the photographs. Remote images require an internet connection and are provided by their respective hosts; attribution and reuse rights remain with the original owners.
The fair and museum context images are newly created illustrative scenes, not photographs of a particular venue. Prices and budget values are original SpeakEasy practice examples and are provided separately in the activity.