A critical literacy unit based on 'A Good Kind of Trouble' by Lisa Moore Ramée, focusing on identity, activism, and the dynamics of voice and silence in social justice.

A powerful conclusion to the study of 'The Crossover' (pages 161-237), examining the final quarter of the Bell family's journey, the weight of legacy, and how the twins navigate the ultimate loss on and off the court.

An exploration of pages 86-160 of 'The Crossover', examining the explosive climax of brotherly jealousy, the impact of technical fouls (on and off the court), and the intensifying signs of a family health crisis.

A comprehensive study of pages 23-85 of 'The Crossover', focusing on how basketball serves as a metaphor for family dynamics, the sting of jealousy, and the messy process of growing up.

A lesson exploring the contrasting perspectives of Bryce and Juli in the opening chapters of 'Flipped', focusing on character motivation and internal conflict.