Nathan Corkhill

Student worksheet to complete during viewing of DamNation Documentary. Worksheet includes time stamps when teachers are recommended to pause film for students to answer questions.

The Social Dilemma Movie Guide is an engaging and thought-provoking resource designed to guide high school students through the documentary The Social Dilemma. This worksheet includes structured pre-viewing questions that encourage students to reflect on their personal screen time data, timestamped discussion prompts that align with key moments in the film, and post-viewing reflection questions to deepen critical thinking. Additionally, bonus enrichment activities allow students to extend thei

In this project students will choose an ecosystem of their choice. After describing in detail and producing a model of community interactions students then choose an environmental change that effects the keystone species of the ecosystem. After analysis of the effects of population decline students have the unique opportunity to witness evolution in progress. By identifying a mutation in the DNA the keystone species evolves a new trait in response the the environmental change. Students then use

This comprehensive Kiss the Ground Film Worksheet is designed for high school students to actively engage with the documentary while enhancing their understanding of soil health, regenerative agriculture, and climate change. The worksheet includes pre-viewing reflection questions, guided stop points with time stamped questions, post-viewing analysis, and discussion prompts to encourage critical thinking and meaningful discussions

This Food, Inc. Film Worksheet is a comprehensive, structured guide designed for high school students to critically engage with the documentary Food, Inc. Through pre-viewing questions, timestamped discussion prompts, and post-viewing reflection exercises, students will analyze key themes such as industrial farming, corporate control, food safety, and sustainability. The worksheet also includes bonus enrichment activities, such as research projects, meal planning challenges, and advocacy writi

Infographics are graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge intended to present information quickly and clearly. Your task is to create an infographic to notify the public about an endangered species. You will research the endangered species of your choice analyze what threatens its survival and how to save it from extinction.

Students are asked to build a Greenhouse Biodome on Mars to support life for astronauts. This project can be used as a cumulative semester project for either Biology or Earth Science Courses, as it requires the application of carbon, water, and nitrogen cycles. After creating the model, fossil fuels will be introduced to their system for the first time. Using the provided data, students will evaluate and analyze the effect this has on their system. The data will provide similar yet different res

Student worksheet to complete during viewing of Before the Flood Documentary. Worksheet includes time stamps when teachers are recommended to pause film for students to answer questions.

This project is designed for students to debate renewable or non-renewable energy sources by researching perspectives from different stakeholders. Both an in-class and online version are attached.

If a student finishes a coding assignment early, they are allowed to use this choice board to determine what free coding sites they are allowed to use for enrichment. This prevents students from asking to play games when an assignment is finished early.

Students are asked to "Level Up" as they practice their understanding of DNA. This worksheet requires students to self-assess their understanding, then choose which level to start practice on.