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Bookshelves filled with books in a bookstore or library, with some books standing upright and others lying flat, in a well-lit space with a wooden floor.
Collection of book titles and descriptions of fictional stories, including genres like dystopia, science fiction, and themes related to loneliness and exploration.

SHORT STORIES FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

This growing Google Doc houses the links to over 30 short stories, separated by length, genre and student engagement prompts like “If you loved the Hunger Games or Black Mirror”, you’ll love these stories!”

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A metal locker filled with various personal items, including snacks, stickers, and small papers.
Design for a game called 'Revenge Ball' with roles: Writer, Speaker, Fact Checker, and Shooter, each with a description of their task. The title is styled in a graffiti font, and the background is dark with purple and black splashes.

REVENGE BALL: A FUN REVIEW GAME FOR ANY SUBJECT

This was my take on “Trashketball” (a pretty popular game on TpT). Except you know I had to put a DHT spin on it so there’s student roles, timers built into the slides, and I used a streetball design to bring everything together. (There’s a slide with the game rules, I gotchu)

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A woman with long dark hair and a striped shirt is sitting at a table, looking at her phone. Two young men, one in a hoodie and the other with short curly hair, stand beside her, observing her phone. There is a bottle of Ajax dish soap, a basket, and a plate on the table.
Text overlay on black background reads, "TIME TO SQUABBLE" and a question, "Should online bullying/hate speech be punished by the school?"

THE DAILY SQUABBLE: GREAT QUESTIONS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

The Daily Squabble was born when I taught a Debate elective and wanted a fun warm up for the last month of school. There’s 20 questions that are sure to get your students talking. They range from lighthearted (Are there more doors in the world or wheels?) to heavier topics (Should teenagers ever be tried as adults and placed in adult prisons?).

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Four women working together at a table with papers, a laptop, and hand sanitizer, some writing and reading.
Illustration of Pinocchio holding an apple, with the text 'Cartoon Propaganda Analysis' on the right.

I use these short cartoon clips to demonstrate how media can be used to push a particular message/belief. Great for ELA or Social Studies!

CARTOON PROPAGANDA ANALYSIS

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Bookshelves filled with books in a bookstore or library, with some books standing upright and others lying flat, in a well-lit space with a wooden floor.

This is a 10-min video workshop that includes a checklist and a fillable template so that your next planning session feels like a breeze!

10-MIN TRAINING ON UNIT PLANNING

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