A targeted reteach lesson designed to help students master the distinction between sentence fragments and complete thoughts. The lesson uses themes of community and history to provide high-engagement practice in identifying and revising grammatical errors.

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 lesson exploring the symbolism of the hamper in Rex Ogle's memoir, focusing on how physical objects represent memory and family legacy. Students will analyze the book's circular structure and write a thematic essay.

This lesson provides a comprehensive 50-point rubric and student-facing checklist for 'The Sequel' group project, focusing on literary evidence, character evolution, and creative multimedia companion pieces.

A lesson focused on the two core pillars of a successful Socratic Seminar: grounding claims in textual evidence and propelling dialogue through open-ended questioning. Students will learn to move beyond simple 'yes/no' answers to deep, evidence-based inquiry.

A lesson focused on understanding and mapping story structure using Freytag's Pyramid integrated with the Beginning, Middle, and End framework. Students will learn to identify key plot points and organize them visually as "architects" of their own stories.

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.

A hands-on science experiment exploring heat conduction using hot and cold chocolate milk with metal and plastic spoons. Designed specifically for high school students with intellectual disabilities with visual supports and simplified response formats.

A comprehensive study of Kazuo Ishiguro's 'The Remains of the Day' through the lens of transportation, exploring how Stevens's motoring trip serves as both a literal and metaphorical journey of self-discovery and social change.

This lesson explores the rhetorical strategies used by tributes in The Hunger Games, focusing on how power, logic, and emotion are used to influence both the audience and opponents.

A focused assessment on the second chapter of Preston Norton's 'The House on Yeet Street', evaluating comprehension and vocabulary.

Introduction to 'Before We Were Free' covering Chapters 1-5, including daily bell ringers, comprehensive vocabulary study, reading comprehension, and a creative symbol-based project.