Crown and Embassy

A comprehensive four-lesson unit exploring the fundamentals of commerce, business structures, factors of production, and socially responsible entrepreneurship.

Students explore socially conscious entrepreneurship, analyze unique value propositions, and deconstruct the core components of an executive business plan.

A one-page student reference handout detailing Sir Paul Methuen's diplomatic missions to Lisbon, Turin, and Madrid, featuring key events, milestones, and diplomatic vocabulary.

A multi-day instructional unit introducing Ancient Egypt tailored for high school students with intellectual disabilities in a self-contained setting. The sequence builds accessible, age-respectful understanding of geography, daily life, royal monuments, mummification, and hieroglyphic communication through high-contrast visual supports and multi-sensory tasks.

Students investigate the five factors of production and examine how wholesalers and retailers interact within the modern economy to distribute products.

A high-contrast, photocopy-ready graphic organizer designed for clean monochrome printing, featuring bold black borders, crisp response lines, and clear sections for article metadata, text evidence, visual sketch, and cultural significance.

An integrated Alternative Education high school program connecting five major world civilizations to modern teen life, practical financial math, conceptual science, and real-world civics through weekly Wednesday blocks.

Students analyze various business ownership structures, evaluating liability, control, funding sources, and tax implications across different organizational models.

A presentation exploring Sir Paul Methuen's diplomatic career, tracing his ambassadorial missions to Portugal, Savoy, and Spain alongside his cabinet leadership under George I.

Students differentiate between service, manufacturing, merchandising, and hybrid businesses and examine how goods move along the supply chain.

A high-energy, inquiry-based civics lesson where high school students explore their campus using smartphone cameras to uncover concrete evidence of local, state, and federal governance, analyzing how constitutional principles operate in everyday public school life.

A high-stakes AP Government classroom simulation that pits Madisonian Federalists against Anti-Federalist Brutus factions over a modern national crisis. Students deploy foundational constitutional arguments to deliberate federal power, faction control, and state sovereignty.