Unit Title	Author
2016
“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
The Haitian Revolution and Governor General Toussaint Louverture: A Biography	Keysiah M. Middleton
Keywords: High School, social studies
Your Galactic Address: Space, Place, and Perspective	Amanda Amanullah
Keywords: astronomy, elementary, English, fractions, Geography, geometry, Math, perspective, physics, point of view, Proportion, Ratio, Reading, scale, Science, social studies, solar system, space, Space Science, universe, writing
2015
How to Win a War Without Even Shooting: Haitian Revolution Strategy	Lynn Gourinski Fahr
Keywords: cholera, disease preventions, Haiti, high school history, History, middle school history, revolution strategies, yellow fever
The Impact of the Haitian Revolution on 18th Century Philadelphia	Keysiah M. Middleton
Keywords: 18th century Philadelphia, 18th century Philadelphia merchants, affranchise, African American History, American History, big whites, class division in Saint Domingue, Code Noir of 1685, Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen, eleventh grade American History, Exclusif, francophone, free people of color, French negroes in Philadelphia, French slaves in Philadelphia, gens de couleur libres, Girondists, Global Studies, grands blancs, Haiti, Haitian rebellion, Haitian Revolution, Haitians in Philadelphia, high school history, Jacques Pierre Brissot, literature of Haitian Revolution, Middle school social studies, ninth grade World History, petits blancs, petty whites, Philadelphia 18th century history, Polverel, Saint Dominguan slaves in Philadelphia, Saint Domingue civil war, Saint Domingue rebellion, Saint Domingue refugees in Philadelphia, Saint Domingue slave revolution, slave uprising, small whites, Societie des Amis des Noir, Sonthonax, Stephen Girard, tenth grade African American History, world history
The Panama Canal: Path to Global Destiny	Patrick Naughton
Keywords: American History, Empire, engineering, Geography, Panama Canal, Roosevelt, Socratic Seminar, yellow fever
“Moving on Up”: The Causes and the Impact of the Great Migration on African Americans	Tonya R. Oniyama
Keywords: African American History, eleventh grade, inquiry-based learning, ninth grade, tenth grade, The Great Migration, world history
(re)viewing bodies: The Walking Dead and Social Constructions in a Post-Apocalyptic Society	Tara Ann Carter
Keywords: “The Comet”, African American History, language arts, Literature, Reading, Social Construction, The Walking Dead, W.E.B. Du Bois, writing
What a Waste!	Tiffany Moyer
Keywords: literacy, litter, Math, recycling, Science, social studies, trash, waste
Causes of the Haitian Revolution revealed in primary sources and its challenges on a fragile structure of an imperialist nation	Kathleen Radebaugh
Keywords: Creole, Haiti, Haitian Revolution, imperialist, Politics
Why Isn’t Puerto Rico a State Yet?	Meagan C. Rubino
Keywords: American empire, American History, Empire, Puerto Rico
From Trade to Plastic: The Evolution of Money in America	Terry Anne Wildman
Keywords: financial health, money, piggy bank, savings, trade, trading
2014
You’re OK, I’m OK, It’s Good We Are Different	Elters, Pamela
Keywords: differences, literacy, similarities, tolerance
One Story, Innumerable Losses: Themes in Genocide	Brynn Allison McGinn
Keywords: close reading, genocide, History, Holocaust, Literature, Rwanda, witness testimonies, writing
In their Shoes: Teaching the Holocaust through the Journey of a Chain of Witnesses, Survivors, and Rescuers	Stacia D. Parker
Keywords: advocacy, bearing witness, History, rescuers, survivors, testimony, world history
The Lenni-Lenape People: Yesterday and Today	Terry Anne Wildman
Keywords: History, Lenni-Lenape People, NAGPRA, Native American Voices Exhibit