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A multi-day Earth and Space Science lesson package on celestial objects (the sun and other stars, planets, moons, asteroids/comets, meteoroids/meteors/meteorites, the Milky Way and other galaxies, interstellar medium), delivered as a fill-in-the-blank guided-notes presentation for secondary students.
An 11-slide PowerPoint presentation with a companion fill-in-the-blank student notes outline, teaching how Judeo-Christian beliefs (monotheism, human dignity, morality) contributed to the development of democracy, tied to World History Standard 10.1.
Guides high school students through the background, contents, and legacy of the Magna Carta using a lecture presentation paired with a fill-in-the-blank skeleton notes outline and Think-Pair-Share discussion prompts.
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Mike Lee (UT) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (WI) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
A middle/high school chemistry resource teaching how to balance chemical equations, using an animated PowerPoint with worked examples, plus supporting worksheets, an anticipation guide, a pupil progress checklist, and an answers/mark-scheme PowerPoint for self or peer assessment.
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 history presentation introducing the concept of imperialism (definition, key imperialist nations, the British Empire, timeline, motives via the '3 Gs' - God, Gold, Glory) with embedded Think-Pair-Share discussion questions, paired with a matching fill-in-the-blank skeleton outline.
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Mike Braun (IN) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Ron Wyden (OR) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
Teach senior high school Earth and Space students how stars are classified (Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, luminosity, magnitude, star life cycle) and how spectroscopy (emission/absorption spectra) is used to determine the composition of stars, the Sun, and planetary atmospheres.
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Roger Marshall (KS) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
A slide-by-slide biography of U.S. Senator Rand Paul (KY) covering personal background, education, career path, and time in the U.S. Senate, including election history and notable votes/positions.
A 12-slide presentation (with a matching notes doc) teaching high school students about U.S. industrialization after the Civil War, covering oil, coal, iron/steel, and their uses.
Introduce high school students to the life, historical context, and legacy of Simon Bolivar through a lecture-style slide presentation with paired discussion activities.
Present the historical events of the Glorious Revolution (1642-1689) to high school history students via slideshow notes and a matching fill-in-the-blank outline.
A high school US history lesson on the Populist movement, combining a lecture presentation with a matching fill-in-the-blank skeleton outline and a group political-poster project, aligned to a US History standard on Populism.
A high-school history presentation and matching guided-notes outline explaining China's One-Child Policy: its origins, rules and exemptions, background/history, criticisms, gender disparity effects, the 'One-Two-Four Problem', fertility medicine workarounds, and 'Little Emperor'/spoiled-child concerns.
Deliver a multi-day slide-based lesson on the human digestive system, covering why the body needs digestion, digestive organs, digestive enzymes, and mechanical vs. chemical digestion.
PowerPoint lesson teaching the three classes of lever systems as they apply to the human body, for GCSE PE movement analysis.
Teach electrical resistance and Ohm's Law for middle/high school physical science, using a presentation lesson plus an Ohm's Law practice worksheet.
Deliver an interactive, no-prep digital science mini-lesson on raccoons (behavior, habitat, diet, nicknames, fact vs. fiction) via a PowerPoint 'micro-learning deck'.
An art project and presentation teaching shading techniques (hatching, cross-hatching, stippling) through drawing an imaginative scene inside a bottle outline.
A GCSE PE (Anatomy & Physiology) PowerPoint lesson teaching the definitions, chemical equations, and sporting applications of aerobic and anaerobic energy systems.