Unit Title	Author
2016
The Born Identity of Atoms	Eual A. Phillips
Keywords: algebra, atoms, Chemistry, fission, fusion linear equations, graphing, High School, Medicine, modelling, neutrons, nuclear, nuclides, Physical Science, physics, protons, radioactivity, reactions, Science, stars, stellar nucleosynthesis, universe
Dark Matter and Dark Conflict in Poetry: A Comparison	Kathleen Radebaugh
Keywords: Dark energy, dark matter, poetry, universe, William Shakespeare, William Wordsworth, writing portfolio
“Men of Bronze”: Reflecting on Legacy of the Hellfighters of Harlem	Tara Ann Carter
Keywords: African Americans, comic books, English, graphic novels, Harlem Hellfighters, History, Max Brooks, Military History, New York, primary source documents, Secondary Source Documents, Sociology, soldiers, The Great Migration, World War I, Writing Workshop
Linking Cultures and History During Colonial Pennsylvania	Karen J. Burrell
Keywords: biography, elementary, Informational text, Pennsylvania History, social studies, William Penn
Finding Freedom—Heroes of the Underground Railroad	Lynn Gourinski Fahr
Keywords: Harriet Tubman, James Still, Thomas Garrett, Underground Railroad
Are They REALLY That Different?	Nicole Flores
Keywords: Compare, elementary, English, Fifth-Grade, Literature, poetry, social studies
The Philadelphia Wax Museum: Exploring the History of a City Through Different Points of View	Tia D. Larese
Keywords: biography, elementary, History, Philadelphia, revolutionary war, social studies, wax museum
Are You Destined for Mathematical Greatness?	Catherine Michini
Keywords: Alumni Legacy, biographies, Biographies of Alumni in STEM Careers, biography, Gender Bias, High School, Interview Skills, interviewing, Interviewing an Honor Math Student, Journalism, Learning from Peers, Math, Science, Self-Reflection Questions, STEM Careers, Women in STEM Careers
The Haitian Revolution and Governor General Toussaint Louverture: A Biography	Keysiah M. Middleton
Keywords: High School, social studies
To Write with Fire: Unapologetic Poets of the Harlem Renaissance and Black Arts Movement	Wendi Mungai Umoren
Keywords: aesthetics, African American, black arts movement, Harlem Renaissance, literary period, poetry, racism, revolution
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: It Will Be Digital	Jada L. Warfield-Henry
Keywords: black arts movement, Digital Anthology, English, Harlem Renaissance, High School, hip-hop, Historical Context
Reading Activist Playwrights, Writing Activist Plays	Anissa Weinraub
Keywords: Activist Art, black arts movement, Creative Writing, English, Theater
The Chemistry of Rocks in the Wissahickon Valley	Cristobal Carambo
Keywords: Environmental Science, GEOLOGY OF PENNSYLVANIA, rock cycle, WISSAHICKON SCHIST, WISSAHICKON VALLEY
A Cry from the Climate: The Glacier is Talking	Nichole Boyd
Keywords: climate change, Earth Science, Environmental Science, glaciers, global warming, High School
When Batteries Die, Do They Go to Heaven?	Bruce S. Karpe
Keywords: batteries, Chemistry, Electronic Waste, Environmental Science, High School, Physical Science, recycling, Science, sustainability, trash
Kids Can Campaign for Carbon Change and Help Reduce Global Warming	Sharon Karlyn
Keywords: 4th Grade, climate, climate change, Earth Science, elementary, global warming, Science, weather
Is Technology Destroying Earth?	Alena Newpher-Lockard
Keywords: chemical reactions, Chemistry, environment, High School, Science, Technology
Climate Change and My World	Jaimie Piotrowicz
Keywords: atmosphere, carbon dioxide, climate change, emissions, greenhouse gas, Natural resources, pollution, temperature
Earth, Our Fragile Home: Waste, Methane and Climate Change	Cara Wallin
Keywords: climate change, global warming, greenhouse effect, landfills, methane gas
Have You Ever Told That Story Before? Student Biographers Asking Important Life Questions, Preserving Memories and Writing History	Joyce Arnosky
Keywords: biography, elementary, language arts, social studies, writing