A structured 7-week engineering curriculum for 12 builders, featuring rotating theme-based challenges, team collaborations, and progressive skill challenges for both Elementary and Middle school students.
A whimsical, botanical-themed elementary science unit that explores photosynthesis, casting leaves as microscopic kitchens and plants as nature's solar-powered chefs.
Students combine all ingredients (carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight) to discover the outputs of photosynthesis: oxygen and sweet sugar (glucose).
A creative performance assessment and exit ticket designed as a café menu where students explain the inputs, outputs, and chemical process of photosynthesis.
A three-lesson cybersecurity sequence designed for 4th-grade students to learn the fundamentals of protecting personal information online. Through highly visual slides and hands-on, unplugged group activities, students learn to build uncrackable passwords, spot phishing scams, protect private information, and navigate public networks safely.
Students investigate chlorophyll, the magical green pigment, and discover how plants capture solar energy to fuel their kitchen.
A presentation deck exploring the complete photosynthesis recipe, explaining carbon dioxide and water inputs, and glucose and oxygen outputs.
A premium 3rd-grade summer math, reading, and writing sequence themed around managing a successful bakery, complete with recipe conversions, flour science reading, and custom teacher data ledgers.
Students explore the basic needs of a plant and learn how leaves act as microscopic kitchens, preparing food through the magic of photosynthesis.
A student investigation sheet where students map out chlorophyll's role, sketch solar-efficient leaves, and record experiment predictions.
A comprehensive 20-day daily practice sequence designed to prepare students for the TSIA2 Math and ELAR assessments. Each day features high school science-themed questions with detailed explanations, hints, and a robust tracking system.
Students learn to identify what counts as Private Personal Information (PPI) versus safe-to-share details online. Through a series of simulation challenges, they practice setting boundaries for safe digital sharing.
A presentation deck exploring chlorophyll, how leaves capture solar energy, and why plants are green.
