

Curriculum for life
Project-based business and personal finance for grades 6–12, plus media and information literacy — full courses down to single units and standalone lessons. Every course runs on a through-line: one business, one character, one situation carried across every unit, so students watch their decisions compound instead of meeting a new fictional company on every worksheet. On contested topics, students argue both sides, and the rubric scores how fairly they represent the view they disagree with. Every lesson ships with a reading, a worksheet, an applied activity or project, and a complete answer key. You can teach it tomorrow — in a classroom or at a kitchen table — without building anything.
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I'm Thomas. I've spent 13+ years as a licensed business teacher in middle and high school classrooms, and I still teach full time. Everything here started as something I needed for my own students — a lesson that had to work on a Tuesday, for real teenagers, with a real bell about to ring. That's the filter: if it didn't survive a live classroom, it doesn't get listed.
Thomas — B.S. in Business & Technology Education, University of South Carolina (2012); M.S. in Cyber Security, Liberty University (2019); Professional Educator's Certificate, South Carolina, Business Education. Claire — B.S.Ed. in Business Education, Valdosta State University (2010); M.Ed. in Instructional Technology, Media Specialist concentration, Valdosta State University (2012); Professional Educator's Certificate, South Carolina, Business Education & Media Specialist.
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