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Research can be daunting, especially when the teacher picks a topic that is not that interesting to the students. This project will require students to choose a topic of interest, research the topic, write a report and create a multimedia presentation to showcase the procedure and results.
1. Valerie Watrous
2. Andrew Bell- Social Studies

2. Margaret Ferguson- English
3. Jeffery Barber- History
I Search Project
Research can be daunting, especially when the teacher picks a topic that is not that interesting to the students. This project will require students to choose a topic of interest, research the topic, write a report and create a multimedia presentation to showcase the procedure and results.
1. Valerie Watrous

1. Adam Bradshaw - Biology
2. Chris Smith - Health and Physical Education
3. Mike Stamp - Social Studies
Hero Lesson Plan
Popular media is often filled with the negative aspects of the world, so this cross-surricular activity will focus on identifying heroes. The purpose would be to provide teens with examples of role models through already existing lesson plans. These Heroic figures will provide memory cues for students when memorizing important concepts. Examples: In History, students could learn about the Civil Rights Movement, In English, students could read a book like Grapes Of Wrath and identify heroes from the Great Depression or from the book. In Science, there are many examples of eco-heroism. In Math, they could look at a math from a football players standpoint calculating angles, arcs, and distance.

This lesson will focus on the investigation of various type of microorganisms as well as the difference between plant and animal cells. Students will work in pairs with a microscope and a moticam attachment. The moticam is a digital camera which can be attached to a microscope and plugged into a computer via a USB cord. Students can create images and or videos of slides which they view and then later they can identify various structures and create lab reports accordingly.
1. Adam Bradshaw - Biology
2. Chris Smith - Health and Physical Education
Hero Lesson Plan
Popular media is often filled with the negative aspects of the world, so this cross-surricular activity will focus on identifying heroes. The purpose would be to provide teens with examples of role models through already existing lesson plans. These Heroic figures will provide memory cues for students when memorizing important concepts. Examples: In History, students could learn about the Civil Rights Movement, In English, students could read a book like Grapes Of Wrath and identify heroes from the Great Depression or from the book. In Science, there are many examples of eco-heroism. In Math, they could look at a math from a football players standpoint calculating angles, arcs, and distance.

1. Mark Towner- Biology
2. Margaret Ferguson- English
3. Jeffery BarberBarber- History

1. Mark Towner- Biology
2. Margaret Ferguson- English
3. Jeffery Barber

The Black Death was a MAJOR and TRAGIC event in the history of mankind. There are many different teachable aspects to this disease as it impacted the population of Europe from a biological, economic, social, and even artistic perspective. I was thinking this would be more of a cross-content area lesson rather than a co-teaching lesson.
1. Mark Towner- Biology
2. Margaret Ferguson- English

3. Jonathan Keppel- Social Studies
The Bubonic Plague
artistic perspective. I was thinking this would be more of a cross-content area lesson rather than a co-teaching lesson.
1. Mark Towner- Biology

2. Elizabeth Trunzo- Family & Consumer Sciences
3. Jonathan Keppel- Social Studies
The Bubonic Plague
The Black Death was a MAJOR and TRAGIC event in the history of mankind. There are many different teachable aspects to this disease as it impacted the population of Europe from a biological, economic, social, and even artistic perspective.
1. Mark Towner- Biology

This lesson will focus on the investigation of various type of microorganisms as well as the difference between plant and animal cells. Students will work in pairs with a microscope and a moticam attachment. The moticam is a digital camera which can be attached to a microscope and plugged into a computer via a USB cord. Students can create images and or videos of slides which they view and then later they can identify various structures and create lab reports accordingly.
1. Adam Bradshaw - Biology
2. Jonathan Keppel-Social Studies
Hero Lesson Plan
Popular media is often filled with the negative aspects of the world, so this cross-surricular activity will focus on identifying heroes. The purpose would be to provide teens with examples of role models through already existing lesson plans. These Heroic figures will provide memory cues for students when memorizing important concepts. Examples: In History, students could learn about the Civil Rights Movement, In English, students could read a book like Grapes Of Wrath and identify heroes from the Great Depression or from the book. In Science, there are many examples of eco-heroism. In Math, they could look at a math from a football players standpoint calculating angles, arcs, and distance.
1. Kelli Hardy- English
2. Elizabeth Trunzo- Family & Consumer Sciences
3. Jonathan Keppel- Social Studies