A high school media literacy lesson focused on evaluating health and wellness claims on social media. Students learn to apply the SIFT method to distinguish between scientific evidence and viral misinformation.

A career-focused lesson on Sports Medicine terminology, focusing on technical vocabulary used in clinical assessments and injury reporting. Students will master terms related to anatomy, injury types, and the SOAP note format.

A focused lesson component providing reference materials and a closing for a presentation on maritime survival skills and safety protocols.

A 45-minute participatory needs analysis session focused on identifying stakeholders, resources, and barriers to menstrual health for young girls, culminating in community-led solutions.

A concise presentation focusing on survival resources and references for maritime safety.

A comprehensive look at the physical, environmental, and psychological risks of being lost at sea, focusing on survival strategies and the human body's limits.

A comprehensive lesson on maritime survival strategies, real-life survival stories, and the essential equipment needed to survive at sea. Students will explore the physical and psychological challenges of being lost at sea and learn practical safety tips.

A comprehensive university-level training session on sea survival techniques, equipment, and psychological resilience. Students will analyze real-world case studies and master the technical specifications of life-saving maritime gear.

A comprehensive presentation on maritime survival, covering real-life examples, environmental risks, essential safety equipment, and practical survival protocols for extreme conditions at sea.

An introductory lesson on the fundamentals of sea survival, covering risks, life-saving equipment, and critical survival procedures.

Students will learn the essential pillars of maritime survival, including risk management, technical equipment use, and survival protocols for extreme sea conditions.

A beginner's guide to maritime survival, covering immediate actions, hypothermia prevention, and signaling for rescue in a shipwreck scenario.

A complete set of vibrant, summer-themed bulletin board materials designed to provide students and families with healthy habits, learning tips, and community resources.

An interactive lesson for 9th graders focusing on real-world application of Red Cross Adult CPR/AED protocols through three distinct scenarios: a school basketball game, a shopping mall, and a community pool.

Students investigate the physical impact of inhaling combusted plant matter versus vaporized oil concentrates, focusing on EVALI and respiratory anatomy.

Students review the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD) to distinguish between recreational use, tolerance, and addiction.

This lesson explores the bi-directional relationship between cannabis and mental health issues like anxiety and psychosis, emphasizing the difference between correlation and causation.

Students identify risk factors and compile a localized resource guide for mental health and substance abuse support.

A comprehensive training lesson for teens on CPR and AED procedures following American Red Cross standards, covering scene assessment, compressions, rescue breaths, and AED operation.

A comprehensive lesson on hydration safety and awareness, featuring fun facts, body awareness activities, and practical tips for staying hydrated in daily life.

A quick, effective mobility session designed for office workers and students to alleviate desk-related tension. This lesson focuses on chair-based movements and upper body stretches that can be performed without any special equipment.

A collection of hygiene reference postcards tailored for elementary, middle school, high school, and adults. Each double-sided card provides empathetic, age-appropriate guidance on essential daily routines to support health and confidence.