Students in high school need to be reinvigorated as well as challenged with classroom activities. Get them working, thinking, and playing hard with high-school content.
Depending on your student's abilities, you may also want to explore middle school lesson plans.
Students will create an infographic poster to share knowledge and data about an issue they are studying.
Students will create an eBook identifying and explaining the events in a hero's journey in a text they are reading.
Students take the lead and design and create their own digital magazine.
Students create a new cover design for a book they are reading to demonstrate comprehension and explore character, plot, setting, symbolism, and conflict.
In this lesson, students build visual literacy and engage in close reading as they investigate the text and imagery on book covers to evaluate whether they are worth reading.
In this lesson, students investigate the potential of a book's characters, plot and themes and develop a proposal for turning it into a series.
Students will create an animated video that showcases how physics concepts apply to their favorite sport.
Students will research a health issue, write an essay, and transform their argument into a public service announcement.
Students will write persuasively on a conservation issue and create a public service announcement to promote their cause.
Students develop a ceremony to honor a person or commemorate an event in history.
In this lesson, students create an online museum for their community.
In this lesson, students nominate literary characters for each seat in the President's cabinet.
Students will research a historical person or event and retell the story as an animated interview with an artifact from that time or place.
Students will analyze and share the history of a political cartoon and then create their own cartoon about a current event.
Students create animations to demonstrate understanding of a chemical process.
In this lesson, students craft a proposal for a pop-up plaza or parklet where community members can relax, reflect and connect.
Students will build persuasive skills and media literacy as they explore techniques of propaganda and develop commercials that persuade viewers.
Students complete research on a historical figure and create a video biography of that person.
Wixie
Share your ideas, imagination, and understanding through writing, art, voice, and video.
Rubric Maker
Create custom rubrics for your classroom.
Pics4Learning
A curated, copyright-friendly image library that is safe and free for education.
Wriddle
Write, record, and illustrate a sentence.
EDU ToDo
Interactive digital worksheets for grades K-8 to use in Brightspace or Canvas.
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