Living Blueprint

A hands-on introductory curriculum that equips students with foundational business acumen and marketing savvy through practical entrepreneurial challenges, financial basics, and campaign design.

A 6th-grade historical reading and comprehension lesson exploring how Frederick Douglass influenced Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and the moral reframing of the Civil War.

A teacher answer key and scoring guide for the Constitution Blueprint reading worksheet, featuring a quick-grade key, text-evidence rationales for all eight multiple-choice items, an exemplar constructed response, and a 2-point scoring rubric.

A 4th-grade geography sequence introducing students to North America through map navigation, regional comparisons, and landform exploration. Students investigate hemisphere locations, the three major nations, and iconic geographic features across the continent.

A 7th-grade social studies lesson on the geography, regional divisions, and economies of the Thirteen American Colonies featuring map modeling, hands-on labeling, a regional reading passage, and formative checks.

A 6th-grade reading comprehension worksheet featuring a 148-word passage on the U.S. Constitution's structure and modern application. Includes eight multiple-choice questions and a scaffolded constructed written response with a student self-check checklist.

A 3-part media literacy unit for middle school students on analyzing visual media, spotting manipulated photos, and verifying online sources using lateral reading.

A targeted secondary history lesson examining the dynastic and feudal origins of the Hundred Years' War (1337–1453). Students analyze the primary catalyst—Edward III's claim to the French throne—alongside contributing geopolitical tensions including Salic Law and vassalage in Gascony.

A comprehensive teacher answer key and scoring guide providing correct responses, textual citations, a 2-point written response rubric, and teaching notes for the 6th grade Gettysburg reading worksheet.

An eight-week experiential introduction to marketing centered around operating and scaling a campus retail store. Students master brand positioning, assortment strategy, pricing mechanics, visual merchandising, and sales analytics through authentic store management.

A colorful history lesson introducing 2nd and 3rd graders to Idaho's exciting past, from Native American tribes and Lewis and Clark to the Oregon Trail, the Gold Rush, and becoming the 43rd state. Students engage through an illustrated slide deck, an accessible reading booklet, a fill-in-the-blanks worksheet, and teacher facilitation resources.

A two-page 6th grade reading comprehension packet featuring an accessible 146-word passage on the Gettysburg Address and Frederick Douglass, followed by eight multiple-choice questions, vocabulary support, and a text-evidence writing prompt.