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A 5-day (extendable) unit study on Michigan covering geography, history, ELA, and science through the lens of state symbols (capital, bird, flower, flag, animal).
About Mighty Maps!: Facts, Fun and Trivia to Develop Map Skills Mighty Maps!: Facts, Fun and Trivia to Develop Map Skills is an invaluable teaching resource that's mainly designed for educators in public schools as well as homeschooling…
A full day of Common Core-aligned substitute teacher plans centered on the Mississippi River, combining reading, writing, math, and geography activities for grades 5-6.
A 5-day (extendable) homeschool/co-op unit study covering Montana's state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal, with a pacing guide, videos, readings, worksheets, and an optional research-report/podcast extension.
A published unit book (Teaching & Learning Company, 'Historic Monuments Series') teaching the history of Monticello and the life of Thomas Jefferson through readings and activities.
Moon Walk: History - Hands On Step into history with the Moon Walk: History – Hands-On educational resource. This exciting teaching tool brings vibrant lessons about mankind's lunar voyage right to your classroom!
A cross-curricular emergency (substitute-ready) lesson plan for grades 5-6 teaching about Native American effigy mounds (Effigy Mounds in Iowa, Cahokia in Illinois, Great Serpent Mound in Ohio) through a narrative reading passage.
The Mount Rainier National Park Geography Unit covers all key aspects of this iconic national park, providing a comprehensive learning experience for middle school students.
Mount Rushmore: Historic Monuments Series A critical teaching resource, explicitly tailored for Grade 4 to Grade 8 students. This comprehensive guide encompasses significant moments in American history and honors the indomitable spirit of…
Mount Vernon: Historic Monuments Series - Enriching History Lessons for Grade 4 to 8 Students Designed specifically for grade 4 through 8 students, this social studies tool focuses on exciting topics that run the length from Jamestown’s…
Movie Night: Government The Movie Night: Government is a teaching resource carefully curated to offer a unique and engaging learning experience for students.
Movie Night: United States - A Comprehensive Teaching Resource Crafted for students from grade 9 through 12, our 'Movie Night: United States' offers a dynamic and captivating approach to learning U.S.
Multicultural Canada Gr. 2-3: A Comprehensive Educational Resource Multicultural Canada Gr. 2-3 is a comprehensive educational resource that enriches the learning experiences of Grade 2 and Grade 3 students.
Multicultural New Year Traditions: A Journey Around the World – Grades 3–8 Take your students on a global journey with this Multicultural New Year Traditions lesson!
A small-group research and technology project where students research myths and legends from a chosen ancient civilization and produce a PowerPoint presentation to inform other students, with group roles, resource lists, and assessment sheets.
A lesson and worksheet on the strategies and mistakes that led to Napoleon's defeat, focused on the Battle of Trafalgar and the Russian campaign.
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study/lesson plan built around the book 'Narwhal on a Sunny Night' (Magic Tree House #33), for homeschool/co-op use.
An interactive notebook workbook to guide middle/high school students through the process of completing a National History Day (NHD) 2022 project on the theme "Debate and Diplomacy in History."
A lesson-plan booklet from the 'Historic Monuments Series' teaching the history of World War II and the National WWII Memorial, using readings, maps, timelines, and primary-source excerpts.
A comprehensive Social Studies teaching unit on Native Americans and early peoples of North America, combining guided/close reading passages with comprehension and vocabulary activities.
Teach middle school students how natural resources influence a country's economy in Europe, using a reading passage plus practice questions.
A multi-file US history unit teaching the history and significance of the Navajo Code Talkers in World War II (with background on Choctaw code talkers in World War I), including code-translation practice
An interactive slide-deck lesson teaching middle/high school students about Nelson Mandela's life and fight against apartheid through reading, vocabulary, and comprehension activities
A 10-lesson social studies unit teaching the history of New France, from early exploration through the Seven Years War to the Treaty of Paris/Quebec Act.