Spectres of Revolution

A comprehensive curriculum unit bundle on Ancient Rome, tracing its trajectory from the founding of the Republic through the golden age of Empire to its eventual fragmenting and fall.

A structured classroom debate sequence comparing the governance, philosophy, and cultural legacies of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. Students analyze key themes, draft evidence-based arguments, and defend their assigned civilization in a formal forensic forum.

A highly polished instructional slide presentation for classroom delivery. Guides students through the debate prompt, explains the 45-minute forensic structure and rules of decorum, details the core pillars of argument, and lists faction objectives.

A comprehensive introductory unit on the business of retail, designed for 10th and 11th grade business students. The unit covers fundamental retail concepts, the modern supply chain, physical store operations, visual merchandising, and culminates in a hands-on storefront pitch project.

A historical investigation of the three primary motivators of European exploration: God, Gold, and Glory. Includes a comprehensive visual identification guide and copy-paste setup resource for digital assessment.

A highly structured printable student preparation guide and graphic organizer. Guided spaces enable students to construct compelling thesis statements, catalog evidence across the three core pillars, prepare strategic counter-arguments, and draft persuasive opening and closing hooks.

This sequence contains official course syllabi for high school US History and World History courses, fully aligned to the Indiana Academic Standards and designed to meet graduation requirements.

A diagnostic lesson featuring a pre-test and answer key to gauge student prior knowledge on fundamental economic concepts such as scarcity, opportunity cost, factors of production, trade-offs, economic systems, and reading PPC graphs.

A comprehensive, printable teacher's guide and rubric for the Clash of Classics debate. Includes setup instructions, a step-by-step debate format, pedagogical tips, a formal grading rubric, and a printable judging scorecard.

An introductory economics lesson on scarcity, trade-offs, and opportunity cost designed for high school Emergent Bilinguals and diverse readers. Features highly visual scaffolded case studies, graphic decision organizers, and dual-language vocabulary support.