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A Real Tax Conundrum: An Educational Resource A Real Tax Conundrum is a dynamic economic lesson and activity that assists educators in bringing to life the concepts of taxes, tax revenue, and budgeting for students.
A 31-activity reading companion packet for Andrea Davis Pinkney's picture book 'Boycott Blues: How Rosa Parks Inspired a Nation', building reading comprehension, literary analysis, and Rosa Parks/Civil Rights content knowledge.
This is a useful and dramatic enhancement to help begin any lesson about child labor. In my classroom, I have used this to introduce some of the negative outcomes of the Industrial Revolution.
This is a History Play titled "Defeat of Spanish Armada." Your students will get to dive into history in an engaging way with this skit!
Entangling Alliances: A Cause of the Great War Entangling Alliances: A Cause of the Great War, is a valuable teaching resource designed to bring history alive in classrooms.
Great Economic Thinkers: Karl Marx - A History Play A unique and innovative resource for easily providing knowledge about Karl Marx, one of the key figures in world economics.
Introduction Great Figures of the Industrial Revolution, Robert Owen is an innovative history play designed to improve teaching and learning experiences.
This "How Chipmunk Got His Stripes" - A History Play is an adaptation of an Iroquois folk tale. I use this during our Pre-Columbian history unit when focusing on the oral traditions and sacred stories of indigenous people in North America…
Are you in search of a lively and engaging method to teach your students about the origins of the Great Age of Exploration and the decline of Feudalism in Europe? Look no further!
How The Great Age of Exploration Began: The Crusades - A History Skit The How The Great Age of Exploration Began: The Crusades - A History Skit is an engaging educational resource that creatively blends compelling history with the…
The Journey to Topaz History Extension: Dorothea Lange This is a comprehensive teaching aid designed for middle-grade learners studying Yoshiko Uchida's autobiographical novel, Journey to Topaz.
Life in Medieval Europe Life in Medieval Europe is an educational resource crafted as a short play, aimed at enriching history lessons—particularly on the feudal era, the dark ages and the middle ages.
After the Columbus voyage, what happened? I use this play as a way to introduce a discussion about Spanish Colonial rule in the Americas. The play takes about 10-15 minutes and introduces important vocabulary words and topics.
Life in the Middle Colonies - A History Play: An Engaging Teaching Tool The product Life in the Middle Colonies - A History Play offers an engaging method of teaching high school social studies students about the unique characteristics and…
Life in the New England Colonies - A History Play Introduce a touch of vibrancy to your history teaching with this four-page Microsoft Word teaching resource.
This is a History Play titled "Life in the Southern Colonies." Your students will get to dive into history in an engaging way with this skit!
This is a History Play titled "Over the Continental Divide." Your students will get to dive into history in an engaging way with this skit!
Richard Arkwright - Industrialist: A History Play This valuable teaching resource is ideal for grades 9-12 social studies instructors focusing on U.S. history or homeschooling parents.
A Stargirl project menu offers eight ways to respond to the novel, including illustrating a scene, examining quotations, exploring kindness, changing point of view, and writing a final chapter. A required reflection asks about character change and traits. Rubrics or checklists accompany selected projects, helping students understand the expectations for their chosen response.
If you teach about the Road to Revolution in your class, this is a great way to get your students involved and engaged when you reach the Tea Act of 1773 and the Boston Tea Party 1773.
I love using this when we are in our Road to Revolution unit . It is a fun way to learn about the punishments of the Coercive Acts and the emergency meeting of the Continental Congress.
Are you teaching about the Declaration of Independence in your classroom? Here is an activity to help bring it alive to your students. This play will take about 20-25 minutes depending on how you present or use it in your classroom.
This is a great play to help introduce Adam Smith or characteristics of the Free Market system. The play focuses on the life of Adam Smith.
The First Americans? - A History Play: A Valuable Teaching Resource The First Americans? - A History Play is an excellent resource for educators in traditional public schools as well as homeschool setups.