An introductory lesson focused on helping students analyze their screen habits, digital footprints, and online presence. Students reflect on their digital citizenship through a creative self-profiling worksheet.
A high-impact 7th-grade STEM unit exploring biomechanics, the human skeletal-muscular leverage system, and pioneering prosthetic innovations. Students design and build physical mechanical limb models to solve real-world accessibility challenges.
An introductory lesson exploring the fundamental differences between a job and a career. Students learn to distinguish between short-term employment and long-term professional development, exploring motivations, training requirements, and real-world examples through three levels of differentiated student sheets.
An introductory launch unit for fifth-grade science establishing safety norms, physical notebooks, and the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) writing framework.
A interactive 6th-grade lesson on classroom behavior expectations, blending modern cultural references with academic standards. Covers room movement, communication with peers and adults, and material care.
An immersive 3-day scientific inquiry studio where students investigate the impact of music and sound on human performance, using the scientific method to collect real-world data.
A structured lesson package designed for Level 3 English Language Learners (ELLs) to analyze human-environment interactions. It features a complete Lesson Plan, interactive Slides, and a scaffolded Worksheet rich in visual scaffolds, sentence frames, and clear cause-effect organizers.
A comprehensive life skills sequence designed to teach independent laundry decision-making, sorting, and problem-solving. It includes a hands-on active lab lesson for physical sorting practice and a visually engaging scenario-based slide presentation lesson for classroom discussion.
A welcoming introductory lesson establishing study habits, social-emotional goals, and daily classroom routines for tutoring success.
A comprehensive 4-month semester curriculum (September-December) designed to empower students with essential life skills for independence, focusing on financial literacy, social communication, and real-world simulations.
The culminating Project-Based Learning (PBL) experience where students collaborate in groups to research a real-world global health problem and pitch an innovative biomedical design. Includes a student project guide, a rubric/peer assessment sheet, and a teacher launch/mentoring guide.
A comprehensive unit focusing on the physiological functions, real-world mechanics, and interactions of major human body systems.
Explores the historical milestones of assistive technologies and mobility innovations (glasses, hearing aids, Braille, prosthetics, and wheelchair mechanical gears). Aligned with Day 3.
