A comprehensive lesson exploring the Cuban Refugee Crisis through music, primary source analysis, and historical context, focusing on the human experience of displacement and the resilience of the Cuban-American community.

This lesson examines the historiography of the American Civil War, challenging students to compare and contrast various historical interpretations of the conflict's origins, including slavery, states' rights, and economic sectionalism.

A modified Environmental Science curriculum for 9th-grade SAI students, focusing on ecological systems, human impact, and resource management. The curriculum is adapted to a 5th-grade reading level and includes Tier 2/3 supports to bridge students to 10th-grade Biology.

A modified Marine Biology curriculum designed for 9th-grade students needing Tier 2 and Tier 3 supports, focusing on bridging foundational skills for 10th-grade Biology. The lesson includes a revised scope and sequence with integrated accommodations and a cross-curricular bridge guide.

A collection of modified scope and sequence documents for 9th Grade Math, tailored for Tier 2 and Tier 3 students to ensure accessibility and alignment with foundational needs.

A lesson focused on the social structure and warrior culture of Medieval Japan, specifically designed with scaffolds for special education students to analyze the Shogun, Samurai, and the code of Bushido.

A foundational week focused on building a safe classroom community, understanding lab roles, and introducing the tools used by biologists through visual and social scaffolds.

A collection of modified 6th-grade math scope and sequence documents for Tier 2 and Tier 3 student support, focusing on bridging gaps and functional life skills.

Introduces Tier 2/3 students to the concept of voting and group decision-making through simplified choice activities and identification of voting symbols.

Introduces Tier 2/3 students to the key symbols of the United States, including the flag and the Statue of Liberty, with a focus on recognition and community identity.

Introduces Tier 2/3 students to the concept of universal human rights through the lens of basic survival needs (food, water, shelter) and global diversity.

Essential program tools for Tier 2/3 students, including visual skills trackers and simplified goal-setting sheets designed for students with significant cognitive and communication needs.

Introduces the Power and Progress curriculum structure, the four major units, and the core historical skills for the course.

Focuses on the Civil Rights movement and the development of contemporary American domestic and foreign policy.

Examines the impact of World War II, the subsequent economic boom, and the tension of the Cold War era.