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Murder at Ravenwood Mansion – Immersive Drama & Critical Thinking Mystery Game (Grades 9–12)Step into a world of secrets, scandals, and suspense with this fully classroom-ready murder mystery roleplay experience! Perfect for drama, English, or psychology classrooms, Murder at Ravenwood Mansion transforms your students into scandalous suspects and sharp-witted sleuths in a one-hour whodunnit game full of rich characters, dramatic twists, and collaborative problem-solving. Whether you're teachin

This scavenger hunt introduces students to key concepts in social psychology—like conformity, obedience, group dynamics, and more—through a mission-style decoding challenge. Students read, hunt for evidence, identify code words, and solve a mystery word at the end.

Dance Relay Movement Cards Low Prep, High Fun for Special Ed & Inclusive PE or Elementary Brain BreaksDescription: Bring movement, music, and smiles to your class with these 15 visual movement cards designed for a low-prep Dance Relay activity! Perfect for special education, inclusive classrooms, adaptive PE, and even brain breaks in general ed settings. Each card features a simple movement prompt with visual emoji support and accessible language. The activity promotes motor skills, creativity

Types of Dancers Video Project – Dance Class Parody Activity This activity is aimed at grades 9-10 but could be used anywhere from grades 7-12Bring laughter and creativity into your dance class with this hilarious parody project! Students work in small groups to create short videos based on stereotypical “types of dancers” (think The TikTok Addict, The One Who Always Forgets the Combo, The Marks-Only Mover… you know the ones). This project promotes movement exploration, performance confidenc

This scavenger hunt gets your students up and moving as they try to find the secret word and crack the code while exploring some of the more unique disorders in psychology. It's also an easy activity to leave for a substitute as it can be run with little to no prep and no prior knowledge is required. Simply cut the clue cards in half and spread them randomly around, give the students their answer sheet, and off they go to crack the code.

I was struggling to find lesson ideas for my special needs movement students as many of the activities I could find would be more advanced than they could handle. This lesson is designed for special need students but would easily work with lower elementary school. Included are a link to a "warm up dance", circle activity and main activity using body shapes that can easily be adapted.

This scavenger hunt is a fun, low-prep, high-engagement way for students to review key psychology concepts and terminology. Students work independently or in pairs to answer questions that lead them in a continuous loop from one card to another—if they do it right, they’ll end where they started! This can also easily be run by a substitute

Students create a written document to go along side a scripted scene. The director includes notes, director's vision and costume, etc. Also included is a rubric and the rubrics for both directors and actors as used during this project. Initially this project was done in groups of 3 and repeated throughout the semester so everyone served as director. Could also be used in an English class as an assignment along play study

Need a quick and low prep activity for a sub with no dance experience or a fun Friday activity? This scavenger hunt has students moving around the room to explore some of the different areas of dance. Simply cut the clue cards in half and spread them around, give the students their answer sheet, and off they go to crack the code.

This lesson is designed for special need students but would easily work with lower elementary school. Included are a link to a "warm up dance", circle activity and main activity using body shapes that can easily be adapted.

An activity for students to explore the effects of damage to various parts of the brain by dropping eggs.

A fun activity to help students learn about the brain. Was used in my grade 12 psychology class but could easily be used elsewhere.

To coincide with a unit on stress/mental health students can create their own subscription box. Currently designed so that students do not have to include actual items, which allows it to be completed digitally.