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A 5-day homeschool/co-op unit study teaching Virginia's state symbols (capital, bird, flower, flag, animal) through cross-curricular reading, worksheets, and activities.
Voyageurs National Park Geography Unit Transport students to Voyageurs National Park with this comprehensive geography unit. Through informative reading passages, engaging videos, crossword puzzles, and creative projects, middle schoolers…
War Horse (2011): Introduction to WWI & Complete Video Guide Ideal for middle and early high school educators, this teaching resource dramatically brings World War I to life.
A 5-day homeschool/co-op novel study unit for the book 'Magic Tree House #31: Warriors in Winter,' pairing chapter reading with videos, discussion/worksheets, and daily hands-on Ancient Rome activities.
Washington Crossing the Delaware: History - Hands On An educational resource that offers an immersive approach to teaching historical events, primarily focusing on the Revolutionary War.
Introducing the Historic Monuments Series: The Washington Monument This resource is designed to take students in grades 4 to 8 on an exciting journey through both the life of George Washington and the creation of the landmark named in his…
A nonfiction reading assignment teaching the successive waves of immigration to Canada and the historical reasons different groups immigrated.
West Africa World History Unit for Middle Schoolers Immerse your middle school students in the history of West Africa with this comprehensive unit.
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.
What is Russia's Place in the World? This comprehensive, detailed, and engaging educational resource provides crucial insight into complex geopolitical topics.
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.
A flexible 9-day, homeschool-style unit study guiding a parent/teacher through the topic of the Great Pyramids of Egypt using suggested videos, readings, worksheets, and discussion.
A media-literacy and civics research lesson in which students compare the two major U.S. presidential candidates' campaign websites (and a nonpartisan comparison site and a third-party candidate's site) to analyze platforms, messaging, and coalitions.
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.
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.
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.
A full grade 5-8 teaching unit ('World Governments Series') covering seven topics in world electoral processes: history of voting, democratic legitimacy, presidential systems, parliamentary systems, dictatorship governments, suffrage/voter turnout, and electoral systems/reform.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' teaching resource for grades 5-8 focused on a dictatorship government, excerpted from the larger 'World Electoral Processes' (World Governments Series) unit.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' teaching resource for grades 5-8 focused on electoral systems and reform, excerpted from the larger 'World Electoral Processes' (World Governments Series) unit.
Reading-comprehension chapter slice from the 'World Electoral Processes' teaching unit, focused on history of the voting system, for grades 5-8.