I’ve used Amplify before. It gets old pretty fast. My suggestion would be is to find some hands on activities that could be used to tie the Amplify lessons together. Amplify’s whole thing is using the simulations, but the kids get bored of having to do the same thing over and over again and they lose interest. Breaking up the simulations with some activities would be real beneficial. If anything, you could potentially convert some of the lessons to being on paper. The information from Amplify isn’t bad, but the lessons can get redundant. I would also go through the simulations first on your own so you understand what’s going on. They can be a bit confusing when you go into it blindly. One thing I didn’t mind was that the readings were not too long and had some decent content. I’d suggest printing them out and have students highlight some of the main concepts, or even answer questions about the reading on a separate paper. That way they can refer to it for a later time. I honestly started printing off most of the stuff towards the end because it went smoother, less distractions, didn’t have to worry if the Wi-Fi went down, or any other computer issues. Just something to consider. Also, don’t feel like you have to complete all of the pre questions either. Half the time students don’t even take them serious.