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West Virginia State Symbols Interactive Foldable Booklets - EBOOK This comprehensive eBook offers an engaging and interactive way to learn about the significant state symbols of West Virginia.
High-school social studies unit covering pre-Civil-War American history (Antebellum period through related mid-1800s topics), delivered via lectures, activities, a virtual museum, a mock trial, a movie critique, and creative writing, with optional online quiz support via ClassFlow. NOTE: this description is built primarily from scan_meta component FILE…
A project-based, role-play group activity teaching students what it is like to be an archaeologist by simulating an archaeological dig, with accompanying lesson plans, vocabulary, rubrics, and a written assignment.
An ESL listening/reading activity built around a news video about treaties (referencing the Waitangi Treaty and Indigenous rights), combining listening strategies, vocabulary building, comprehension questions, and a written summary.
An anticipation guide of essential questions about history, designed to prompt students to think about values, concepts and issues before beginning an American history, civics, or government unit.
A 13-day, no-prep book-companion unit for 'Who Was King Tut?' combining a day-by-day lesson plan, curated video links, chapter quizzes, vocabulary practice, timelines, and hands-on activities for an Ancient Egypt study.
Woodrow Wilson, the 28th U.S. President led the country through World War I. The U.S. joined the war in 1917 on the side of the Allies, and an armistice was signed in 1918 to end the fighting.
Wind Cave National Park Geography Unit for Middle School Students This comprehensive geography unit brings Wind Cave National Park to life for students.
A multi-activity Women's History Month resource including a Google Slides research reference, a poster-making project, a trivia/guessing game board project, and a role-model persuasive/informative essay writing activity.
Women in World War Two: Complete Unit This all-encompassing teaching resource helps educators showcase the transformative contributions made by women during World War Two.
This resource is a Women's History Inference Activity. It is an engaging inference game to learn about 12 famous women in history! Included: - Vocabulary - Game Directions - Women’s Portrait Cards - Inference Clues - Recording Sheet…
Women's Suffrage Interactive Foldable Booklets The Women's Suffrage Interactive Foldable Booklets present an engaging method to introduce the pivotal history of the women's suffrage movement to students.
A lesson-plan-based project where students research a remarkable woman from a provided list of 14 and create an imagined social media profile for her, building English Language Arts and research skills.
Reading-comprehension chapter slice from the 'World Electoral Processes' teaching unit, focused on history of the voting system, for grades 5-8.
This is a World History II Jeopardy Review Game. There are 6 categories for students to review: - World religions - Empires - Revolutions - Nationalism - WWII / Cold War - Who Am I?
The World History II Midterm Exam Review Sort is an engaging way for your history students to prepare before an assessment . All you have to do is print and go. Directions are included for how to implement this activity.
A review card game covering world history content on the Gunpowder Empires (Ottoman, Mughal, Safavid), Ming China, and feudal Japan.
World History: Industrial Revolution in England | Google HyperDoc Activity Dive into a unique historical exploration with this teaching resource specifically designed for Social studies and targeted at World history.
This file includes reading and project materials for nine major world religions/philosophies: Christianity Islam Hinduism Buddhism Jainism Sikhism Judaism Shintoism Atheism
This is a World War I - Present SOL Sorting Activity . Students will cut and glue sorted items into the appropriate columns. Directions and answer key included.
Engage middle-school students in a WWI content review through a gamified, standards-aligned (Georgia SS5H2/SS5H2a) digital-and-printable escape room combining reading, math, and puzzle-solving.
A choice-board project menu offering 9 alternative project options (trading cards, letter writing, news article, comic strip, memorial design, timeline, mini-lesson, alphabet book, poem) for students to demonstrate knowledge of World War I.
Give students a choice of ways to demonstrate their World War II learning. Projects include a timeline, news report, letter from a soldier or nurse’s perspective, memorial design, and an expert presentation. Other options combine research with art or poetry. The editable menu lets you assign choices and a due date. Each project has detailed directions and its own rubric, so students can plan their work and understand how it will be assessed.
Build a brief country-research habit with a recording page that keeps each entry focused. Students note a country’s continent, population, neighbors, capital and language, then choose two facts worth remembering. Six boxes fit on a page, and the printed directions suggest an external daily geography game and research source; check access before using those sites as part of the routine.