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We asked ClassGenius to create some sample lesson materials to demonstrate what it is capable of.


Explore our resource center and discover engaging content and assignments, or spark your creativity with fresh ideas for crafting your own. Discover the magic of teaching with ClassGenius! 

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Christmas-themed stories

The Evolution of Santa's Wardrobe: A Colorful Christmas Story

The heart-pounding excitement of "Home Alone" with a Sci-Fi twist

The Evolution of Santa's Wardrobe: A Colorful Christmas Story

As we deck the halls, let's take a moment to appreciate the fascinating history behind Santa's iconic red suit. Did you know that Santa's wardrobe wasn't always red? In fact, his attire has undergone a colorful transformation over the centuries, influenced by folklore, traditions, and even advertising campaigns!


Curious to learn how Santa’s red suit became a holiday staple? 

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Tip for Educators: This story is perfect for the holiday season, helping students explore the history behind traditions while practicing reading fluency and comprehension skills.

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When Christmas Was a Crime: A Fascinating Piece of History

The heart-pounding excitement of "Home Alone" with a Sci-Fi twist

The Evolution of Santa's Wardrobe: A Colorful Christmas Story

Did you know that celebrating Christmas was once illegal in America? It's hard to imagine a time when Christmas was considered a crime, but during the 17th century in New England, it was indeed a punishable offense.


The Puritans, a group of strict and devout Christians, banned Christmas in 1659, fining anyone caught celebrating the holiday five shillings—a hefty penalty for the time.


Curious about how Christmas transformed into the joyful celebration we know today? Read the full story to find out!



Tip for Educators: This historical narrative is perfect for history or social studies lessons, sparking curiosity about America's past.

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The heart-pounding excitement of "Home Alone" with a Sci-Fi twist

The heart-pounding excitement of "Home Alone" with a Sci-Fi twist

The heart-pounding excitement of "Home Alone" with a Sci-Fi twist

What happens when you mix the heart-pounding excitement of "Home Alone" with a sci-fi twist? This Christmas, we asked our AI to reimagine the holiday classic—and it delivered an out-of-this-world adventure!


In "Defending the AI Fortress," young Alex faces unexpected visitors from the depths of space, armed only with his quick wit and the family AI system. 


Will he outsmart the intruders and save Christmas in the galaxy? Dive into this fun and futuristic take on a beloved story. Read the full story to find out!


Tip for Educators: This story is perfect for an English class, sparking creativity and making learning fun. Better yet, why not let your students become the hero of the story? With ClassGenius, you can easily turn your students into the heroes in just minutes!

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Lesson Samples

Informational Text about Martin Luther King Jr.

This informational text is suited for a lesson plan involving further works by or about Martin Luther King Jr. By providing basic background and context for his contributions and legacy, students can gain a foundational understanding that will help them to better understand other materials you choose to present, whether these be writings by Martin Luther King or excerpted articles or films about him.

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Two Sides of a Debate about Martin Luther King Jr.

These two scholarly articles that engage in a specific debate are suited for a class organized around a discussion of their opposing arguments. Students could be given these articles and asked to pick which side they agree with, and why. This can become a classwide discussion or organized debate. They also serve as strong templates for structured, evidence-based, argument-driven writing.

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Comprehension Quiz on Excerpt from "Letter From Birmingham Jail"

This set of questions is suited for assessing a student’s comprehension and critical analysis skills of a primary source. It can be used as a graded assessment or as materials for a homework assignment about Martin Luther King Jr. The open-ended questions can also be used for further classroom discussion.

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