language arts, writing, social studies, biography, elementary, Writing Workshop, Max Brooks, Military History, New York, graphic novels, Harlem Hellfighters, History, Sociology, soldiers, The Great Migration, World War I, primary source documents, Secondary Source Documents, English, comic books, African Americans, Informational text, William Penn, Pennsylvania History, James Still, Thomas Garrett, Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman, Literature, Fifth-Grade, poetry, Compare, wax museum, Philadelphia, revolutionary war, Journalism, Learning from Peers, Math, Interviewing an Honor Math Student, High School, Gender Bias, interviewing, Interview Skills, STEM Careers, Women in STEM Careers, Science, Self-Reflection Questions, Biographies of Alumni in STEM Careers, biographies, Alumni Legacy

Creative Writing, data analysis, Data visualization, Describing data, Hand-Drawn Visualization, Humanities, Math, Research design, Senior Project, Statistics, Visual Art, Character Traits, Graphs, Inferencing, infographics, Report writing, Histogram, blood sugar, Chemistry, Conversions, diabetes, glucose, graphing, measurements, patterns, trends, Data, emoji, emojis, emotions, monitor, tracking, statistical questions

Human body replica, Models of human body, Nervous system, Ohm’s law, Algebraic Equations, circuits, Conversions, Robots, STEM, conductors, electrical circuit, electricity, insulators, Parallel Circuit, Physical Science, resistance, Series Circuit, breadboard, Circuit, diode, engineering, invention, language arts, LED, light bulb, quiz board, Technology, timeline, transistor, writing, electric circuits, parallel circuits, series circuits, tinkering, energy, nonfiction text, primary

Abraham Lincoln, African American History, capitalism, Civil War, emancipation, History, Middle School, primary source documents, Colorism, Gens d’ Couleur, Homer Plessy, Middle, Mobile, New Orleans, Placage, St. Domingue, freedmen, High School, primary sources, Reconstruction, social studies, Apartheid, Nelson Mandela, South Africa, English, language arts, literacy, Pennsylvania History

written storytelling, storytelling, Overbrook neighborhoods of West Philadelphia, oral storytelling, African people, dismantle stigmas and stereotypes, discover and explore, cultural and historical backgrounds, cross-cultural understanding, English Language Arts, human experience, stories and designs, quilting, Quilt Lore, quilt, American History, elementary school, African American History, local resources, make history relevant, stories of elders, Reading, broader historical narratives, folk lorists, folk lore, language, interlinked groups, shared awareness, shared African background, Music, pride, Food, cultural expression, dance, Black Atlantic, connect to Africa, aesthetic values, African, African American, local settings, language of origin, language arts, interactional routines, heroes, games, values, Technology, social studies, retelling, relating to life, problem solving, community culture, celebrations, folktales, evaluate, attitudes towards young and old people, love of history, learning history, learn content through oral history, historiography, love of learning, story time, oral history project, historical research, African immigrants in Philadelphia, ethnography, English, legacy, hip-hop, Middle Passage, West African storytellers, trickster stories, rap, anthropology, African folktales, African Diaspora, ESOL

American History, Creative Writing, History activity, Media, Reading, Cinematography, Entertainment industry, Pop culture, Clips, Novel, Pairing, "The Great Gatsby", Drama, Screen writing, Cold War, Media Strategies, Media Studies, Politics, Propaganda, World politics, World War II, developing research questions, essay, film, film in the classroom, outline, public speaking, Research, research project, student choice, writing, Africa

geology, planets, Earth Science, astronomy, alien, Space Science, Science, Physical Science, Math, Reading, listening, compound probability, overlapping events, probability, combination, experimental Probability, permutation, counting principle, dependent events, multiplication, mutually exclusive events, Theoretical probability, sample space, independent events, habitable zone, habitable planets

English, language arts, literacy, writing, close reading, High School, out loud, poetry, spoken word, bilingual poems, content, Foreign Language, form, Spanish, figurative language, Langston Hughes, Middle School, segregation