Every teacher has what are known as "star lessons," which almost always work regardless of the specific class. These lessons are characterized by their ability to captivate students through exciting content, varied methods, unconventional working forms, engaging written sources, touching visual sources, the presence of history, or a combination of these elements. They are the lessons from which everyone leaves feeling that they have truly learned something while also having fun. This volume collects ten such lessons from all eras for teaching in both secondary education levels. It is aimed at students in internships, trainee teachers, newcomers to the profession, and those teaching outside their subject area who wish to acquire practical knowledge from experienced colleagues.