Use GIS tools (Google My Maps) to plot key literary settings, add quoted annotations and media, analyze how place shapes character/themes, and present an interactive story map.

Modernize a classic play by reimagining a pivotal scene in a contemporary setting; translate original dialogue into modern speech, film a 3–5 minute performance, and annotate adaptation choices to preserve themes and character motivations.

High school students explore smart materials through hands-on engineering by building electroactive or shape-memory alloy soft grippers. They test, analyze, and present data on how voltage or heat drives motion, linking materials science to real-world robotics innovation.

High school biotechnology lesson: simulate CRISPR-Cas9 edits in plant genomes using bioinformatics tools. Analyze gRNA efficiency, predict off-target sites, and debate ethics in gene-edited agriculture.

NGSS-aligned HS STEM unit where students design, build, and test a solar-thermal wind tunnel, measure delta T and airflow, analyze efficiency, and model passive ventilation.

High school lab: synthesize PHA and starch-glycerol bioplastics, test tensile strength, track compost biodegradation, and compare life-cycle impacts of sustainable polymers.

High School STEM: autonomous drone navigation with Python, DroneKit/MAVSDK, GPS waypoints, ultrasonic sensors, OpenCV marker tracking, and data analysis.

High school philosophy lesson: explore key questions, analyze ethical dilemmas, craft reflective essays, and debate to build critical thinking.

High school lesson: explore advertising psychology, analyze real ads, craft campaigns, and master marketing influence skills.

High school Shark Tank-style entrepreneurship lesson—students research markets, build business plans, and pitch ideas to investors.

High school music production lesson plan—learn DAWs, sound design, and mixing to create and present original tracks.

High School Foreign Language Role-Playing Lesson Plan—boost fluency, vocabulary and cultural skills through immersive conversation.

Project-based sustainability lesson engages high school students to research climate change and create real-world solutions.

High school language arts digital storytelling lesson: create interactive narratives by blending text, audio, images, and video.