About the store
Since 2013, I have been passionate about teaching history in both middle and high school across various levels, including grade-level, college-prep, and honors Pre-AP. In addition to world history, I have taught Practical Law and have guided students through numerous AP courses such as U.S. Government, Comparative Government, Human Geography, Seminar, and Research. My teaching experience spans a diverse range of students, from gifted individuals and college-prep/honors students to general education learners and those with learning disabilities. Prior to 2013, I worked as an attorney and currently, I am the Lead Curriculum Developer for a private company.
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Greek Mythology Mock Trial (Prometheus): No Prep, Editable, C3 + Common Core
Bring Greek mythology to life with this interactive Prometheus mock trial, where students explore key themes of Greek gods, justice, and heroism while practicing public speaking, argument writing, and critical thinking. Perfect for upper elementary, middle school, or early high school, this engaging simulation allows students to analyze Prometheus’s controversial act of stealing fire from the gods. Was he a villain who defied divine order—or a hero who championed humanity? This no-prep, edit
5th - 12th
Ancient History, Speaking & Listening, World History
Greek Mythology Bundle - 5 Mock Trials - No Prep! - Editable - C3 + Common Core
Transform your Greek mythology unit into an unforgettable experience with this bundle of five interactive mock trials—featuring Prometheus, Medusa, Hades, Athena, and Theseus. With over 200 pages of editable, ready-to-use materials, this bundle empowers students to analyze mythological figures through a legal lens while building skills in argument writing, critical thinking, public speaking, and collaboration. Each trial explores central themes like justice, power, heroism, and perspective,
5th - 12th
Ancient History, Criminal Justice - Law, World History
Greek Mythology Mock Trial (Medusa): No Prep, Editable, C3 + Common Core
Bring Greek mythology to life with this interactive Medusa mock trial, where students explore key themes of Greek gods, justice, and heroism while practicing public speaking, argument writing, and critical thinking. Perfect for upper elementary, middle school, or early high school, this engaging simulation allows students to analyze Prometheus’s controversial act of stealing fire from the gods. Was he a villain who defied divine order—or a hero who championed humanity? This no-prep, editable
5th - 12th
Ancient History, Criminal Justice - Law, World History
Greek Mythology Mock Trial (Hades): No Prep, Editable, C3 + Common Core
Bring Greek mythology to life with this interactive Hades mock trial, where students explore key themes of Greek gods, justice, and heroism while practicing public speaking, argument writing, and critical thinking. Perfect for upper elementary, middle school, or early high school, this engaging simulation allows students to analyze Prometheus’s controversial act of stealing fire from the gods. Was he a villain who defied divine order—or a hero who championed humanity? This no-prep, editable
5th - 12th
Ancient History, Criminal Justice - Law, World History
Greek Mythology Mock Trial (Odysseus): No Prep, Editable, C3 + Common Core
Bring Greek mythology to life with this interactive Odysseus mock trial, where students explore key themes of Greek gods, justice, and heroism while practicing public speaking, argument writing, and critical thinking. Perfect for upper elementary, middle school, or early high school, this engaging simulation allows students to analyze Prometheus’s controversial act of stealing fire from the gods. Was he a villain who defied divine order—or a hero who championed humanity? This no-prep, editab
5th - 12th
Ancient History, Criminal Justice - Law, World History
Greek Mythology Mock Trial (Theseus): No Prep, Editable, C3 + Common Core
Bring Greek mythology to life with this interactive Theseus mock trial, where students explore key themes of Greek gods, justice, and heroism while practicing public speaking, argument writing, and critical thinking. Perfect for upper elementary, middle school, or early high school, this engaging simulation allows students to analyze Prometheus’s controversial act of stealing fire from the gods. Was he a villain who defied divine order—or a hero who championed humanity? This no-prep, editabl
5th - 12th
Ancient History, Criminal Justice - Law, World History
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About the store
Experience
Since 2013, I have been passionate about teaching history in both middle and high school across various levels, including grade-level, college-prep, and honors Pre-AP. In addition to world history, I have taught Practical Law and have guided students through numerous AP courses such as U.S. Government, Comparative Government, Human Geography, Seminar, and Research. My teaching experience spans a diverse range of students, from gifted individuals and college-prep/honors students to general education learners and those with learning disabilities. Prior to 2013, I worked as an attorney and currently, I am the Lead Curriculum Developer for a private company.
Teaching style
My teaching style combines elements from various educational approaches to create an inclusive, engaging, and effective learning environment. My approach is student-centered learning accomplished through the use of a variety of interactive and engaging techniques. As classrooms and teaching styles vary, I typically include ways to increase/decrease rigor and other ideas in my products, so purchasers can tailor my products to their specific needs.
I also seamlessly integrate technology into my teaching, ensuring a consistent and engaging experience with every resource I upload to my store. My slideshows are designed for "bell-to-bell" teaching and include a daily agenda, bellringer, learning objectives, core content, a class discussion prompt/activity, and an exit ticket.
My 90-minute classes are carefully structured to balance instruction and engagement: no more than 40 minutes are spent lecturing, with the remaining time dedicated to interactive activities. In my store, you will find a variety of activities, from pre-activities (introducing subjects with no prior knowledge required) to enrichment activities (for deeper exploration) and review activities. I am a firm believer in active learning as the best way for students to grasp content, so my store features numerous simulation activities, including engaging plays.
My own education history
Bachelor of Arts degree
Teaching License
Juris Doctorate degree
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