community building, English Language Arts, figurative language, Identity, Middle School, Reading, social-emotional learning, theme, writing, brain, Color Vowel Approach, healing, hip-hop, movement, Music, literacy, lyrics, Morning Meeting, Playlists, Socio-emotional Learning, The Brain, Black Art, Black Lives Matter, brain science, generational trauma, racial violence, Trauma, white supremacy, Art, brain breaks, meditative doodling, neuro art, Neurographic art, The Sound of Philadelphia, Advanced Placement U.S. History aka APUSH, analyzing historical evidence, free black communities in the early republic, music’s effect on history, Philadelphia history, social emotional learning in history, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), digital literacy, ELA, Emotional Health, mental health, resilience, social-emotional learning (SEL), toxic stress, Emotional Being, local artists, local history, Music History, Philadelphia, public schools, Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff, Philadelphia International Records

History, Lenni-Lenape People, NAGPRA, Native American Voices Exhibit, anthropology, landscape, Native American issues, sacred places, Art, ceramics, Foreign Language, Native American, New Mexico, pottery, Pueblo revolt, Spanish pueblo, Identity, poetry, voice, Code Breakers, Navajo, World War II, biographies, contemporary, crossover, Native American music, percussion instruments, traditional, Abraham, African American History, Alachua chief, American History, Andrew Jackson, Asi Yahola, Battle at Hatcheelustee Creek, Battle at Jupiter Inlet, Battle of Lockahatchee, Battle of Okeechobee, Battle of Wahoo Swamp, Ben Bruner, Black Seminoles, Coacoochee, Colonial Florida, Dade’s Massacre, Destruction of St. John’s Sugar Plantations, Duncan Clinch, Edmund P. Gaines, First Battle of Withlacoochee, Francis L. Dade, freedom fighters, Geechee, Gullah, John Caesar, John Horse, La Florida, Luis Fatio Pacheco, Micanopy, Micconuppe, Mikasuki, Native American History, Negro Fort Massacre, Osceola, runaway slaves, Second Battle of Withlacoochee, Seige of Camp Izard, Seminole maroons, Seminoles, St. Augustine, St. John Slave Revolt, Thomas Sidney Jesup, Tuskegee, Wild Cat, Zachary Taylor, Delaware, diaspora, Lenape, Cherokee, fractions, Geography, literacy, mixed numbers, Trail of Tears, activism, Christopher Columbus, Native Americans, primary sources, secondary sources, social media, Thanksgiving, writing, Ancestral Pueblo, cliff dwellings, Culture, four corners, Pueblo Indians, Historical Context, Pennsylvania History, Political Activism, Political thought, political unrest

anti-literacy laws, Black educators, Black history, courage, education, ELA, literacy, neo-slavery, Reading, resilience, Slavery, systemic racism, abolitionist, bullying, by-stander, campaign, Middle School, students, up-standers, African American History, Black History month, Afircan American History, American History, indigenous people, diversity, poetry, “Negro Spirituals”, abolition, awakening, bondage, discrimination, emancipation, existence, freedom – spiritual, inequality, justice, kidnapping, memory book, monologue, oppression, physical, proclamation, racism, Reverse Underground Railroad, subservient, suffrage, Underground Railroad, internalized racism. vacant esteem. ever-present anger. racial socialization, roots

basic math, decimals, fractions, Math, percents, advanced placement english, ELA, elementary math, local business

binomial probability, binomial theory, decision making, measures, normal distribution, Pascal's Triangle, Probability and Statistics, statistical distributions, Statistics, tools, 8th grade, algebra, axioms, conjectures, logical thinking, Math, proofs, theorems, English, High School, persuasion, Propaganda, rhetoric, 12th grade, Bradley Effect, election polls, Ex-Slaves, exploring bias in research, Graduation Project, interview, research based, research methodologies, research strategies, research topics, School of the Future, service-learning project, skill building, survey, West Philadelphia, collaborative learning, formulas, high school curriculum, How do you know?, laws of physics, literacy based, mathematical computations, thematic unit, universal law of gravity, camera, digital age, photography, Civil War, History

Art, asian art and culture, geometry, literacy, Math, origami, attention, engineering, first grade, focus, learning strategies, paper folding, Science, skills development, social-emotional learning, spatial reasoning, STEAM, STEM, Alexander Calder, fold-and-cut, Mobile, Philadelphia, Pi Day, pop-up card, Standards for Mathematical Practice, archives, Bethlehem, colonial Pennsylvania, cross-curricular, diaspora, Fröbel, Froebel, German Bells, German script, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, love feast, modular stars, Moravian, Moravian Archives, Moravian College, Moravian Star, polyhedral Stars, pop-up, project-based, Sütterlin, Science activity, construct, design, design thinking, fold, hands-on, High School, kirigami, modular origami, PHiZZ, Physical Science, presentation, project based instruction, prototype, Scientific Method, snapology, student lead, tessilation, Yoshizawa, Yoshizawa randlett, Growth Mindset, Mindfulness

Environmental Science, GEOLOGY OF PENNSYLVANIA, rock cycle, WISSAHICKON SCHIST, WISSAHICKON VALLEY, climate change, Earth Science, glaciers, global warming, High School, batteries, Chemistry, Electronic Waste, Physical Science, recycling, Science, sustainability, trash, 4th Grade, climate, elementary, weather, chemical reactions, environment, Technology, atmosphere, carbon dioxide, emissions, greenhouse gas, Natural resources, pollution, temperature, greenhouse effect, landfills, methane gas, Earth disruptions, Earthquakes, geology

Data, Math, Middle, Probability / Statistics, special education, Statistics, vocabulary, correlation, eighth grade, Middle School, scatter plots, data displays, elementary, graph activities, kindergarten math games, probability, statistics for primary grades, surveys, using picture books in the math curriculum, estimation, fall, kindergarten, data analysis, data landmarks, mean, median, range, social science research, upper elementary, first graders, Book logs, English, graphing, Increased reading ability, Literature, charts, data collection, grades 5 and 6, infographics, Algebra 1, Probability and Statistics, statistical distributions, statistical questions

batteries, battery, Danielson, Electrochemistry, lithium ion, oxidation, reduction, voltaic cell, algebra, economy, fossil fuels, graphing, green cars, linear equations, renewable energy, sustainability, energy sources, environment, non-renewable energy, Physical Science, choice boards, data displays, electricity, Environmental Science, physics, probability, Probability and Statistics, quantitative tools, real world problems, scientific context, Statistics, cell phones, energy, Technology, literacy, litter, Math, recycling, Science, social studies, trash, waste, economic sustainability, functions, intercepts, slope, unit rates, being “the other”, ethics, science fiction, social commentary, time travel, advanced placement, ap physics, climate, design, engineering, heat, maker, makered, making, mathematics, problem based learning, problem solving, project based learning, temperature, Thermodynamics, environmental design, LEED, power