Statehood Time-Line Game
Teach the chronological sequence of U.S. state admission and territorial history through a card-based timeline game.
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Teach the chronological sequence of U.S. state admission and territorial history through a card-based timeline game.
Teach the history of the Statue of Liberty and connect it to broader themes of immigration and American identity through readings, activities, and research projects.
A comprehensive state-by-state U.S. geography resource covering all 50 states plus Washington D.C., combining fun-fact pages with self-contained games and puzzles to teach state geography, history, and trivia.
An animated, interactive PowerPoint general-knowledge team quiz game for the classroom (Team Quest), with a built-in on-slide scoreboard.
An animated, interactive PowerPoint general-knowledge team quiz game for the classroom (Team Quest 2020), with a built-in on-slide scoreboard.
Multi-station classroom escape room where students read a historical narrative, apply math/decoding skills, and solve puzzles about the first Thanksgiving to unlock a final online 'breakout' form.
Facilitator's guide for a whole-class review game on the Great Depression and the New Deal, with the actual question set delivered via an external Google Slides deck.
An easy-to-read mini book about the history of the Ancient Olympics paired with a sight-word/phrase fluency board game themed around the Olympics.
The Road to Revolution Diplomacy Game - Round #2 Stamp Act: An Engaging Classroom Resource "The Road to Revolution Diplomacy Game - Round #2 Stamp Act" is a combinatory tool of game-play and learning designed for high school level teaching. Detailing the period between the French and Indian War and American Revolution, it can be…
The Road to Revolution Diplomacy Game: Round #3 - The Incident on King Street This an engaging teaching resource that draws students right into the heart of American history. It transports them back to the pivotal night of March 5th, 1770—'The Incident on King Street' or as it was referred to by the colonists, 'a massacre'. Gameplay and…
Sure, here it is: The Road to Revolution Diplomacy Game: Round #4 – The Coercive Intolerable Acts A valuable teaching resource that helps students experience the tumultuous era between the French and Indian War and the American Revolution. This activity provides an authentic learning experience for 9th-12th grade Social Studies students…
The Tragedy of the Commons Teacher Guide Thank you so much for purchasing this simulation! I think you will find the game to be engaging and an excellent starting point to discuss competition and cooperation, the tragedy of the commons…
Abandon Ship! Social Stratification Simulation Teacher Guide Intro: This is a great class period activity to introduce and/or demonstrate the pervasiveness of social stratification.
Make learning about homes around the world fun with this No Prep Traditional Houses Around the World Bingo Game ! Students will explore traditional homes from different countries and cultures while building geography, social studies, and…
Board game reviewing "Turn of the Century" American history topics (cattle trails, westward expansion, inventors, McKinley/Roosevelt era, Spanish-American War) via trivia question cards, a game board, and answer keys.
Teach 7th-grade students about types of government (autocratic, democratic, presidential democracy, parliamentary democracy) through a themed escape-room activity combining reading, math, and puzzle tasks.
A five-station classroom escape-room activity that has student groups solve puzzles tied to U.S. Constitution content (the Constitutional Convention, the Bill of Rights, the Preamble, amendments) to earn codes and complete an online breakout.
A high-school U.S. history/government role-play simulation teaching students about labor unions, strikes, and industrialization-era labor conflict through a slide-guided lesson and small-group negotiation activity.
The USA and Canada Bundle provides educators with comprehensive resources to teach students about the geography and landmarks across the United States and Canada. This bundle includes scavenger hunts, matching games, quizzes , spelling lists, and engaging PowerPoints about famous landmarks for all 50 U.S.
Teach US geography for the five major regions of the United States (West, Southwest, Southeast, Northeast, Midwest), including states, capitals, landmarks, and cardinal/intermediate directions.
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.
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…
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?
A review card game covering world history content on the Gunpowder Empires (Ottoman, Mughal, Safavid), Ming China, and feudal Japan.