A deep dive into the 1856 caning of Charles Sumner, exploring the breakdown of political civility, the southern code of honor, and the escalating sectional tensions that led to the American Civil War. Students analyze the motivations of both Brooks and Sumner and evaluate the national reaction to this violent event.

A lesson exploring the ethical complexities of end-of-life medical decisions through real-world case studies and discussion.

A high school social studies lesson exploring the sociological causes and societal impacts of stress and anxiety in the modern era. Students analyze systemic factors like economic pressure, digital culture, and global uncertainty through a sociological lens.

A comprehensive document-based project exploring the rise, reforms, and ultimate downfall of Napoleon Bonaparte through primary and secondary source analysis.

A fast-paced, high-engagement lesson where students analyze Holocaust survivor narratives to create a visual tribute, focusing on personal resilience and historical context.

This lesson explores the rise of absolute monarchies and the subsequent emergence of enlightened despots who attempted to blend autocratic power with Enlightenment ideals. Students will analyze the reigns of key figures such as Peter the Great, Frederick the Great, and Catherine the Great.

Explore the motivations behind Australian enlistment in WWII through the lens of propaganda and primary sources. Students analyze the emotional and political triggers used to mobilize the nation.

An engaging introduction to the 12 major Greek gods through creative coloring and storytelling. Students will learn the Greek and Roman names, symbols, and fun facts for each deity.

Finalizing the visual timeline, adding symbolic illustrations, and sharing findings with the class.

Focused research and drafting phase where students analyze the significance of key battles and determine the victors.

Introduction to the project, group/individual selection of events, and initial research on the early stages of the war in Europe.

A comprehensive lesson on the Black Death, covering its origins, biological impact, societal shifts, and historical myths through engaging readings and visual aids.