Toric varieties. They're so easy to define and work with, and to organize examples around. Like blowing up a scheme at a fat point, or blowing up in different orders, or big but not ample line bundles, ... Of course there's the danger that they'll give people the wrong idea about what general schemes are like, but a few curves-of-high-genus examples should help with that.
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