Unit Title	Author
2021
Henrietta Lacks, HeLa Cells, and Health Inequities: Making Student Research Relevant and Authentic	Charlette Walker
Keywords: cancer biology, digital literacy, English Language Arts, HeLa cells, Henrietta Lacks, Research, Science, social studies, systemic medical racism, writing
Cancer Journeys: From the Microscopic to a Call to Action	Chris Sikich
Keywords: Biology, call to action, cancer, cell, cell signaling, CER, Evolution, genetics, Inquiry, mutation, project, Science
The Museum of Gold	Kristin Nakaishi
Keywords: economics, geology, gold, minerals, Sociology
The Renewable School	Rachel Odoroff
Keywords: energy, energy sources, renewable energy
Using Transfer as a Schema to Learn about Energy: A Modular Approach	Matthew N VanKouwenberg
Keywords: Constructivist, electricity, Electromagnetic Spectrum, Energy Transfer, Environmental Science, Eolic, Experiment, Generator, global warming, High School, Lab, Magnetism, Mechanical Energy, Middle School, Motor, PhotoVoltaics, Physical Science, physics, student-centered, Thermodynamics, wind energy
Humans and the Environment: How Water Pollution and Littering Affect Health	Chelsea Maher
Keywords: engineering, environment, Health, littering, pollution, urban, water, waterways, world
Using CAR T-cells as an Effective Tool Against Blood Cancers	Peg Harley
Keywords: blood cancer, body systems, breakthrough, cancer cells, CAR T cells, immune system, immunotherapy, life science, T-cells
Changing Technology for a Changing Climate: Knowledge is not always power, but power is rarely ignorant	Chloe Glynn
Keywords: climate change, critical minerals, environment, fossil fuels, geopolitics, green technology, greenhouse gases, hands-on experiments, power, renewable energy, social media
Using Wind for Improving the Future of Sustainable Energy	Cassandra Mae Jordan
Keywords: and Wind Turbines., Elementary Science, Eolic Energy, renewable energy, Renewable Energy Experiments, Science Lesson Plans, Wind Energy Experiments
What Happens After the Water Leaves the Sky?	Aisha Kittrell
Keywords: hydrologic cycle, run-off, storm drain, stormwater, the water cycle, water filtration, water pollution, water quality
The Power of Environmental Monitoring	Anna Herman
Keywords: air quality, environmental advocacy, environmental justice, environmental monitoring, green stormwater infrastructure, lead, soil contamination, soil health, urban gardening, water quality, youth environmental justice
Environmental Health in the Classroom	Kimberly Sweeney
Keywords: conservation, contamination, plastic pollution, water cycle, water pollution
Freshwater In Our World Philadelphia’s freshwater supply and the role we each play in its future	Phyllis Hurwitz
Keywords: climate change, distribution of water, hydrologic cycle, impermeable sources, philadelphia middle school science, urban watershed, water, water pollution
EAT THIS NOT THAT	Glenza E. Lowman
Keywords: cancer, cells, Food, Health, healthy food
Delicious and Nutritious Chemicals: A unit for engaging 10th grade Chemistry students in the study of biological molecules	Kathleen Tsai
Keywords: chemicals, Chemistry, fruit flies, lipids, proteins
Where Does Our Water Come From?	David White
Keywords: water, water cycle, water filtration, water pollution, Watershed
Shining Star	Valerie Adams
Keywords: Carbon, carbon cycle, Chemical reaction, Electron, energy, Energy level, Photon, Photovoltaic, Solar, water, Wind
Critical Metals and Their Real-World Applications	Ariel Coff
Keywords: earth metals, mining, periodic table
Energy Equals Force and Motion	Felicia Atwell
Keywords: force, motion, renewable energy
Sustainable? Systemic Dis-illusions?	Maya Bhagat
Keywords: critical metals, rare earth metals, sustainability, systems