For a dyslexic and dyscalculia kid: create a lesson around comparing two larger numbers and use the symbols >, =, and < to show the comparison

Students will learn about the sun, moon, and earth system through making models of how the objects interact. The will learn about orbits, gravity, eclipses, lunar phases, and other phenomenon that they will make physical models to explain. They will then explore photos from the Artemis moon mission and model how the objects are located during each photo in order to make a 3D model of the entire Artemis mission. They will learn about exponents and orders of magnitude to be able to describe the scale of the model also.

create a project about california's capital, the state's characteristics and physical enviornments of the regions in california that affect human activity

Current research and tools on the ocean's depths and its discoveries

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Students will choose someone whom they admire and believe to be an inspirational leader to them, and do research to create a presentation to share with their classmates.

Develop an English language and composition curriculum to review the basics of research, expository writing, and argumentative writing for 9th and 10th grade students. Students will practice research skills, incorporating sources into their writing, and write both an expository and argumentative essay using the 2026 FIFA world cup as inspiration for their topics.

An Algebra kickoff lesson plan based on Geometry Dash for 11th-grade students reviewing foundational concepts. The topic will focus on Solving for Unknown Variables (X) and understanding placeholders on a coordinate grid. Students will use the game's mechanics to see how changing an unknown value impacts the icon's position, making abstract variables easy to visualize.