Two simple microwave mug recipes with step-by-step visual instructions for students with low reading levels.

A set of checklists for instructors to ensure fidelity to housing education goals and provide appropriate supports for neurodivergent participants.

A high-impact review of evolutionary mechanisms, evidences, plant and animal systems interactions, and ecological stability. This lesson follows the Blitz format with maximum-depth content on succession, feedback loops, and biogeochemical cycles.

A comprehensive lesson exploring the concept of sustainable cities, focusing on urban planning strategies, resource management, and global case studies based on The Economist's sustainability analysis.

A comprehensive lesson covering the Central Dogma of biology, from the structure of DNA and its replication to the process of protein synthesis through transcription and translation.

A comprehensive lesson for high school students with developmental disabilities on understanding family boundaries using the Circles Curriculum. It covers close vs. distant relatives, touch, talk, and trust rules.

Students discover the additive nature of enthalpy through a hands-on chemical puzzle, using Hess's Law to calculate enthalpy changes for complex reactions using multiple intermediate steps.

A collection of resources exploring the physics and mechanics of softball, focusing on force, energy, and the science of a perfect hit.

A comprehensive review of physical and chemical properties, as well as the behavior and characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases.

A comprehensive introduction to the properties and states of matter for 9th-grade chemistry, focusing on physical vs. chemical properties and particle behavior in solids, liquids, and gases.

A biology-focused exploration of the human body through the lens of the movie Osmosis Jones, focusing on the immune system, pathogens, and homeostasis.

A vocabulary-building memory game featuring diverse terms from science, history, and wellness. Students match words with their definitions and symbolic representations to reinforce retention.

A comprehensive research project where students investigate a specific disease or disorder, exploring its history, transmission, medical treatments, and evolutionary changes.

A summative assessment where students create a 'Future Profile' summarizing their findings from the unit.

A comprehensive review of the unit's key concepts to prepare for the summative assessment.

Focusing on social and communication strengths, practicing soft skills needed for the workplace.

Synthesizing skills and abilities into a 'Toolbelt' of career-ready assets.

Exploring work environments and preferences (indoor/outdoor, loud/quiet) through interactive sorting.

Connecting interests to specific job categories and beginning to explore which careers match their personal 'likes'.

Students practice identifying growth areas (weaknesses) in a positive way, using sentence frames to plan for improvement.

Students identify their functional abilities and physical/mental skills using checklists and 'I Can' statements.

Students explore their innate strengths and 'superpowers' using sorting activities to identify what they are naturally good at.

Students identify personal interests and hobbies, distinguishing between things they 'like' and things they 'love' to find potential career paths.

Large-print, accessible version of Macbeth Act 5, specifically designed for visually impaired students. Each scene is presented with original text and modern translations interleaved for clarity.

An introductory lesson focused on the fundamental principles of circuits, including component identification and the application of Ohm's Law.

Large-print, accessible version of Macbeth Act 4, specifically designed for visually impaired students. Each scene is presented with original text and modern translations interleaved for clarity.

A set of visual organizers and cover pages to help students navigate the five acts of Macbeth with simplified language and coloring-book aesthetics.