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Korean War: The Air War Gr. 5-8 An engaging book designed to guide students through the turbulent events of the Korean War. This comprehensive 27-page PDF provides an extensive overview into a critical stage of world history.
Korean War: Weapons of the War Gr. 5-8 A uniquely beneficial resource specifically constructed for educators supervising students from Grade 5 through Grade 8.
A full 90-minute middle/high school lesson plan teaching the history and importance of Labor Day in the US and Canada, and the struggles and achievements of labor movements.
Teaches preschool/kindergarten students about the history and meaning of Labor Day through poems, vocabulary, and informational text.
A micro-learning informational-text lesson on the history and significance of Labor Day, building close-reading, summarizing, and vocabulary skills.
A scaffolded research-essay guide that walks students through selecting, researching, and writing a 5-paragraph MLA-style research essay about an influential leader of ancient Rome.
A scaffolded research-essay guide that walks students through selecting, researching, and writing a 5-paragraph MLA-style research essay about an important figure from Colonial America.
The Legislative Branch of the Government: History Speaks . . . This educational resource, designed for Grade 4 to Grade 8 students, prioritizes American history with a special focus on the legislative proceedings.
Teach students about the history, traditions, and cultural significance of Saint Patrick's Day using a YouTube video ('St. Patrick's Day | Bet You Didn't Know | History') as the core listening/comprehension text.
Teach students the origins and significance of Black History Month and key figures/events in Black history through video, timeline-building, group research, and reflective writing.
Teach students the true history of Cinco de Mayo, including the Battle of Puebla, General Ignacio Zaragoza, and French intervention in Mexico, correcting common misconceptions about the holiday.
Teach students the meaning, history, and purpose of U.S. Memorial Day, and compare it to similar remembrance holidays in other countries.
A 90-minute lesson plan teaching the ten amendments of the U.S. Bill of Rights and their real-world applications.
A 60-minute Grade 3-4 lesson plan teaching the story of the first Thanksgiving (Pilgrims and Native Americans) and themes of gratitude and friendship, built around a storyboard activity.
Interactive micro-learning deck teaching about Galileo's daughter's letters and Renaissance-era engineering/inventions, building reading comprehension and vocabulary.
Lewis & Clark Memorial: Fort Clatsop: Historic Monuments Series This comprehensive resource is ideally suited for Grade 4 to Grade 8 History classes with a focus on US history.
Interactive micro-learning deck teaching about the Lewis and Clark Expedition (Corps of Discovery) for reading comprehension.
Teach middle/high school students about daily life in medieval European towns, including their growth, buildings, food, law, guilds, government, entertainment, children, and dangers.
Lindbergh's Flight Across the Atlantic: History - Hands On This is a comprehensive teaching resource ideal forGrades 1 to 4. This learning material focuses on a significant historical event - Charles Lindbergh's ground-breaking flight from…
Loving v. Virginia - DBQ : A Comprehensive Teaching Resource Aimed at students in grades 10 to 12, it fits ideally into social studies curricula, specifically targeting U.S history.
Interactive micro-learning lesson deck teaching the history and significance of the Magna Carta.
A close-reading lesson plan teaching the U.S. two-party political system, differences between the Democratic and Republican parties, and what it means to be independent or a third-party member, while practicing annotation/'talking to the text' reading strategies.
A mini-unit lesson helping grade 5-8 students critically read, interpret, and analyze the Declaration of Independence, including its ideals, arguments, grievances against King George III, and the deleted paragraph on slavery.
A social studies unit that teaches the history behind the Marine Corps Memorial (Iwo Jima flag-raising) by building historical context on Japan, the causes and events of the Pacific war with the U.S. in World War II, and the memorial itself, through readings, comprehension questions, and activities.