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A Cross-Curricular Unit for Geometry, Science, and ELABring art to life while covering essential geometry, science, and literacy skills with this ready-to-run Art & Artists Project-Based Learning (PBL) bundle. Students explore famous artists through hands-on investigations, academic vocabulary, nonfiction texts, structured writing tasks, and mathematical analysis of artwork. This project was originally designed for an alternative high school pathway, with the structure and rigor needed to sup

Engage your students with this high-interest, standards-aligned mini-unit built around Frank Stockton’s classic short story The Lady or the Tiger? This resource guides students through close reading, characterization, visual analysis, evidence-based discussion, and creative writing — all with clear, student-friendly directions and minimal prep for teachers. Perfect for middle school or high school ELA, sub plans, test-prep weeks, block scheduling, or alternative education settings. What's Inclu

A Character Analysis & Literary Symbolism ProjectBring Shakespeare to life with this creative, analytical Weather Patterns Project for Romeo and Juliet! Students connect character traits to weather symbols (sun, rain, clouds, tornado, snow) to deepen their understanding of personality, conflict, and foreshadowing in Act I. This engaging assignment blends literary analysis, visual creativity, and structured writing, making it ideal for visual learners and reluctant writers. Standards Alignment

MLK Day Reflection Activity | Image Analysis & Personal Connection WritingGrades 6–12 | Print & Digital Friendly | Low-PrepMost students have learned about Martin Luther King Jr.—but fewer have been given space to reflect on who he was as a person. This MLK Day Reflection Activity invites students to slow down, observe powerful historical images, and make meaningful personal connections through thoughtful writing. Students analyze three public-domain images of Dr. King and choose one that reson