Grammar Review  PowerPoint Presentation using Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird - 
https://lhillclasses.tripod.com/grammarreview.ppt
My sophomore honors English class was having some serious difficulties with grammar.  I created this PowerPoint presentation to help them to see how the grammar details fit into the whole.  

Holocaust and Technology:  Bridging the Old with the New - 
https://lhillclasses.tripod.com/holocaust.htm
The Holocaust is often a unit of study within the curriculum.  When anyone delves into the issues regarding the Holocaust, students need to be able to understand the emotions that arise.  This lesson plan uses the primary resources from the Internet as a starting point for students to create a poem in response.  The full lesson plans for my unit on the Holocaust can be found at https://lhillclasses.tripod.com/holocaustcurriculum.htm. 

Creating a Class Website about a novel:  The House on Mango Street - 
http://rvhouseonmangostreet.tripod.com
After reading and responding to Sandra Cisneros' novel, The House on Mango Street, my students broke into small groups with each group focusing on a particular aspect of the novel.  They collected and created the content for that section of our class website.  We then put it all together and created this website.  On the "Teacher's Comments" page, you will find the complete lesson plans and my reflections about unit.  You can find a summary at http://rvhouseonmangostreet.tripod.com/weblesson.htm.

Review of Literary Devices using The House on Mango Street - 
https://lhillclasses.tripod.com/mangoreview.ppt
As part of our unit on The House on Mango Street, my freshman English classes learned about some new literary devices.  I created this interactive PowerPoint presentation / game to help the class understand those literary devices.  

Class Website for Senior Project - 
https://lhillclasses.tripod.com/seniorproject.htm
This is a website that I used to provide resources and notes to my senior English classes regarding their Senior Project.

Creating a WebQuest - 
https://lhillclasses.tripod.com/webquests.htm
I was asked to teach a workshop on creating webquests at the Burlington County ETTC.  Feel free to use it as you see fit.

WebQuest for use with To Kill A Mockingbird -
http://www.geocities.com/lhillclasses/webquests/justicemustbeserved.htm
This webquest is a twist of another webquest.  The students are asked to put Boo Radley on trial and to determine the outcome.  I was amazed at what the students were able to create.

WebQuest for an introduction to the idea of Justice - 
http://rvhouseonmangostreet.tripod.com/webquests/definingjustice.htm
Defining justice is a monumental task.  This webquest asks the students to create their own mission statement regarding the topic.  I used this as an entry to my unit on Justice and Injustice.

These are just a few of the lessons and materials I have used in my classroom.  If you would like some other ideas, feel free to email me at lhillclasses@prodigy.net.