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A digital micro-learning deck of daily morning-meeting mini-lessons on grit, growth mindset, and inspiration, each pairing a video and/or quote with reflection prompts.
A nine-week set of weekly writing practice slides that walk middle/high school students through descriptive, expository, narrative, and persuasive writing using timed writing and graphic organizers.
A GCSE English Literature PowerPoint lesson analytically reading 'An Inspector Calls' Act 1 Part 4, from revealing fresh suspects to the end of Act 1 (Sheila's confession about having Eva Smith fired from Milward's, and Gerald's affair with 'Daisy Renton'), framed around the device of hyperbole.
GCSE PE Anatomy & Physiology lesson teaching students to identify major bones of the body, locate them on a skeleton, and link bones to their function in sport.
A sociology/social-studies lesson analyzing how gender roles are socially constructed and reinforced through 'agents of socialization', covering gender-role expectations, the gender pay gap, occupational segregation, and global gender inequality.
A geography lesson on Central America and the Caribbean covering physical geography, climate, culture, economy, and present-day political/economic challenges of the region.
A multi-station chemistry lab activity teaching chemical reactions, stoichiometry, thermodynamics, and balancing chemical equations through 7 rotating stations (plus 2 rest stations) covering hands-on equation balancing, research, explanation writing, reading comprehension, a knowledge-check quiz, a video lesson, and student-created questions.
A GCSE English Literature PowerPoint lesson analytically reading 'An Inspector Calls' Act 3 Part 3, from Gerald's doubts to the close of the play (confirming no suicide occurred, the family's divided response, and the final twist telephone call), framed around the concept of alliance.
Teach a high-school-level lesson on the D-Day/Normandy invasion using a slide presentation paired with guided notes.
A recurring daily warm-up/exit-ticket system for a space/astronomy science unit, used to review prior lessons and build a review-and-focus classroom routine.
A middle/high school civics lesson on how public policy and law are made, using a scenario about banning vehicles from a city park to explore the difficulty of writing clear, comprehensive rules.
PowerPoint lesson teaching the three classes of lever systems as they apply to the human body, for GCSE PE movement analysis.
A PowerPoint lesson explaining the anatomy and physiology of breathing (pulmonary ventilation), covering the mechanics of inspiration and expiration at rest and during exercise.
Without a doubt, history is a topic that can be easily overlooked by our students. Sometimes, it can be difficult for them to make connections with the past in a way that makes sense to them.
A high-school Earth and Space Science presentation lesson on the celestial sphere: constellations, asterisms, the ecliptic, declination, right ascension, and how Earth's tilt causes the seasons.
A 20-day set of daily bell-ringer/warm-up/exit-ticket questions, quotes, and videos tied to a Cells unit, used to review each day's lesson at the start or end of class.
PowerPoint lesson introducing literary archetype theory for a high school ELA unit, covering character, situational, and symbolic archetypes.
A set of bell-ringer/warm-up/exit-ticket questions on the physics of flight, meant to be given daily so students review and apply the previous lesson's content in a short routine at the start or end of class.
Hands-on lab activity teaching students about human reflexes and the nervous system by testing several reflex responses on a lab partner.
A multi-part U.S. Government/History teaching package on the Federalists vs. Antifederalists debate over ratifying the U.S. Constitution, including a slide deck lesson, a sorting graphic organizer, and a 'Who Would Say That?' comprehension worksheet, each with an answer key.
A GCSE English Literature PowerPoint lesson analytically reading 'An Inspector Calls' Act 3 Part 1, from the opening of Act 3 to Eric's interrogation (Eric's confession of his relationship with Eva Smith and theft from his father), framed around the concept of remorse.
A no-prep PowerPoint reading comprehension lesson built around the Senegalese folk story 'The Discontented Fish,' structured using New Bloom's Taxonomy levels and aligned to Common Core RL.6-8 standards.
A speaking/movement review activity (flash cards with questions and answers) that lets students quiz each other in pairs on a molecular genetics unit.
Teach a full introductory business/economics unit on supply and demand, covering demand, supply, equilibrium, and the effect of the business cycle, via slides, guided notes, and graphing practice.