A 100-minute intensive lesson covering the four experiences of animal systems: organization, nutrient regulation, reproduction, and environmental response. Includes an outdoor observation activity to analyze animal behavior and responses in real-time.

Analyze how the nervous, muscular, and integumentary systems work together to detect and react to external changes.

Investigate the reproductive and endocrine systems and how they ensure the continuation of animal species.

Explore the levels of biological organization and the feedback mechanisms that allow animals to maintain a stable internal environment.

A lesson exploring the intersection of stoichiometry and ethics, where students use chemical calculations to argue for or against specific industrial processes or environmental policies.

A highly visual lesson designed for WIDA Level 1 ELs, focusing on the phases of mitosis and the process of cell division using simplified language and clear diagrams.

A comprehensive rocket launch log and instructional guide for the PLTW Science of Flight module, focusing on data collection, aeronautical design, and flight analysis.

A comprehensive exploration of Simple Harmonic Motion, covering restoring forces, kinematic descriptions, and the conservation of mechanical energy in oscillating systems.

An AVID-styled lesson focused on Adobe Premiere Pro certification prep, emphasizing organization and critical thinking through targeted learning stations.

A comprehensive science lesson exploring the relationship between skin bacteria and body odor, explaining how deodorants and antiperspirants work to keep us fresh.

A backward-designed lesson for 6th-grade science focusing on the fundamental characteristics of life. Topics include Cell Theory, prokaryotic vs. eukaryotic classifications, unicellular vs. multicellular organisms, and autotrophic vs. heterotrophic energy strategies, all mapped directly to common assessment standards.

A comprehensive lesson on human body systems, focusing on the specific functions and interactions of the integumentary, digestive, respiratory, circulatory, urinary, and immune systems as assessed in 7th-grade science standards. The lesson utilizes a backward-design approach, ensuring all core test concepts are explicitly taught through concise notes and embedded practice questions.