Grades 10–11 Debate kit
A structured classroom debate on whether a drought-stressed city should purify wastewater into drinking water, with a two-sided evidence file built from real projects.
Social Studies & Civics 2 sessions, ~110 min total Answer key
Grade 10 Worksheet
Grade 10 students compare an editorial and a reply letter on a stormwater fee, test each writer's claims against a town fact sheet, and write a fair argument.
English Language Arts 45 min Answer key
Grade 10 Project
A five-session grade 10 ELA project in which students research a fictional town's aging water tank and publish an op-ed, an opposing rebuttal, and an editor's note.
English Language Arts 5 sessions, ~250 min total Answer key
Grade 10 Project
A five-session grade 10 project in which teams turn a four-document utility packet into a four-page plain-language explainer and present it to a library board.
English Language Arts 5 sessions, ~275 min total Answer key
Grade 10 Project
Grade 10 teams size a rainwater cistern for a school garden, priced by tank surface area, to store 4,000 gallons on a 12-foot pad for $6,000 or less.
Engineering & Design 4 sessions, ~200 min total Answer key
Grade 10 Worksheet
A grade 10 worksheet in which students rebuild a fictional town's water report from raw lead, chlorine and turbidity data, then judge each result by its rule.
Health & Consumer Science 50 min Answer key