Students explore citizenship through examining civic participation, rights and responsibilities, historical exclusion, and active engagement in democracy.

Students analyze fossils, traits, and anatomy to explain dinosaur evolution and evaluate evidence-based extinction theories.

Students explore Earth Day history and examine conservation, pollution, and endangered species through research and action planning.

Students use inquiry and evidence to investigate how women across history expanded rights, shaped society, and influenced change.

Students explore Black leaders who shaped American history through their courage, creativity, and commitment to justice and equality.

Students explore how AI and digital tools shape media, learning to think critically, evaluate content, and imagine the future of learning.

Students explore how messaging shapes trust by analyzing media ethics, persuasive techniques, and intent in content creation.

Students learn how media shapes thinking and build skills to question, analyze, and respond as critical consumers and responsible creators.

Students explore how media shapes understanding and develop critical thinking skills through analysis, collaboration, and future-focused reflection.

Students explore architecture through texts, videos, and hands-on activities, learning about famous architects and landmarks while designing buildings.

Students explore museum types and their roles and significance through visits, interviews, research, and hands-on activities.

Students study space exploration through text and videos. They learn vocabulary and research space milestones and notable astronauts.

Students explore glaciers through text and videos. They learn vocabulary, create visuals, and write a glaciologist’s mini biography.

Students watch volcanologist interviews, take notes, discuss findings, and create visual summaries to learn about volcanic processes and hazards.

Students enhance their inquiry skills by formulating clear, focused research questions.

Students develop research skills specific to learning to select and refine topics.

Students learn and practice effective digital research skills, including using keywords and search filters.

Students evaluate sources, identify bias and perspective, and apply critical thinking skills to enhance their research abilities.

Students learn several different note-taking strategies to enhance research skills and avoid plagiarism in academic writing.

Students select sources, organize research, and give presentations, developing skills in critical analysis and effective communication.