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A project-based debate activity teaching Hammurabi's Code of Law and ancient history, using argumentative writing and public speaking to connect ancient law to modern-day legal/ethical debates.
A cross-curricular S.T.E.A.M. activity packet inspired by the novel 'A Night Divided', pairing hands-on science/engineering/art projects (mural art, structural design, tunneling, simple machines, rocket building) with the book's historical themes (Berlin Wall, Cold War, Space Race, Keith Haring's art).
A cross-curricular movie-study lesson pack built around Disney's 'Big Hero 6' (2014), combining English/grammar, STEM (scientific method, engineering design process, tech ethics), math/data, reading/theme analysis, and social-emotional learning.
A comprehensive teacher resource ('Math Phonics') that uses mnemonic 'clue words', hands-on projects, and repetition-based activities to teach basic pre-geometry concepts and vocabulary to bridge gaps in student understanding.
A research-and-writing project that guides students through researching John Locke's life and philosophical legacy and writing a formatted 5-paragraph research essay, supported by a research organizer, writing-tips checklist, and grading rubric.
A collection of ready-to-use art lesson activities for upper elementary (Grade 3-6) classroom teachers, each following a consistent lesson format (aim, materials, duration, discussion, method, questions/reflection, finished example).
Theme, symbolism, and quote-analysis activity pack for the novel 'The War That Saved My Life'.
A scaffolded research-writing project guiding students through selecting a STEM innovator and researching, outlining, drafting, peer-reviewing, and finalizing a 5-paragraph MLA-style research essay about a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) innovator.
Teaches intermediate (B1) ESL students to understand and use the past perfect simple tense to describe an action that occurred before another past action, including its formation, question/negative structures, and use with 'by'/'by the time'.
A media-literacy and civics research lesson in which students compare the two major U.S. presidential candidates' campaign websites (and a nonpartisan comparison site and a third-party candidate's site) to analyze platforms, messaging, and coalitions.
Gives ESL/EFL students a reading-comprehension and writing-practice worksheet built around a nonfiction article on the history, techniques, materials, and modern practice of woodworking as a craft.
Teach the distinction between the English modal verb 'must' (emotional/personal obligation) and 'have to' (enforced obligation/necessity) at intermediate (B1) level, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.
A middle/high school Social Studies mini-unit (Lesson 5 of a larger Constitution unit) teaching the powers and structure of the three branches of the U.S. government via Constitution-based worksheets, comparison charts, a study guide, a Jeopardy review game, and a test.
Provide a strategic dots-and-boxes style game for practicing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division math-fact fluency
An interactive micro-learning deck teaching how early human societies developed agriculture and domesticated animals, with reading comprehension and vocabulary practice.
A nonfiction reading passage and worksheet set that teaches ESL/EFL students about the emerging space tourism and space hotel industry, paired with comprehension and essay writing practice.
Teach students why Columbus believed he could reach Asia by sailing west, using the historical example of Martin Behaim's 1492 globe (the 'Erdapfel'), and have them build a replica globe craft.
An interactive no-prep slide deck lesson teaching students about foxes (appearance, habitat, diet, behavior) using a reading passage, video links, and follow-up activities.
An interactive micro-learning slide deck built around an informational reading passage about Pakistani-American chef Fatima Ali, teaching close reading, vocabulary, and summarizing skills.
A no-prep, self-contained micro-learning slide deck that teaches elementary/middle-school students basic facts about geckos through a short nonfiction reading passage, vocabulary, and informal comprehension/writing activities.
Gives ESL/EFL students a reading-comprehension and writing-practice worksheet built around a nonfiction article on the history, format, and cultural impact of TED Talks.
A multi-week (2-3 week) middle/high-school unit teaching climate change and global warming, combining a multi-day slideshow lesson, bell-ringer, video-response activities, a research quest, a reading with test, and a solution-proposal project.
An interactive micro-learning digital slide deck teaching students about the Great Basin Native Americans (how they lived, food, homes, clothing) through informational text, close reading, and summarizing activities.
A comprehensive multi-part unit and lesson-plan bundle for building an independent reading practice in middle school, covering reading strategies, reading logs, summary writing, metacognitive reading responses, and setting up a classroom library.