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A 'History Speaks' series resource teaching the Bill of Rights through political cartoon interpretation, court-decision analysis, and primary-source examination of each of the 10 amendments and their contemporary relevance.
Biscayne Bay National Park Geography Unit The Biscayne Bay National Park Geography Unit serves as a prime educational resource crafted specifically for students at the middle school level.
The Black Canyon National Park Geography Unit provides middle school students with engaging resources to learn about this remarkable landmark.
Black Death Notebook This teaching material is a thorough and comprehensive unit created for educators to teach their students about the historical Black Plague event of the 1300s.
A bundle of three Black History Month lesson resources spanning elementary through high school: an elementary biography research project, a middle/high-school DBQ and analysis project, and a video-based lesson.
Black History Month Preschool Curriculum Pack The Black History Month Preschool Curriculum Pack is an invaluable resource for educators, providing a range of themed activities that can enrich preschool classroom experiences.
A 2-hour lesson plan for grades 6-12 offering choice-based Black History research options: Harlem Renaissance poetry analysis, a Civil Rights document-based-question (DBQ) essay, or a digital presentation connecting historical events to a contemporary issue.
A multi-day (10+ day) lesson plan and materials set guiding students through writing a 5-paragraph informative research paper about a famous African American person.
Guide students through a research/creative project profiling an influential African American historical figure for Black History Month.
Black History Month: I Have a Dream Speech Teaching Resource This teaching resource, appropriate for Grade 5, Grade 7, and Grade 8 students, provides a comprehensive examination of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech.
A multi-activity Black History Month unit study pack teaching about 12 Black American pioneers in food science and technology through varied research, writing, and hands-on tasks.
A full-day, ready-to-use substitute-teacher lesson plan for 2nd grade built around a 'boats' theme, integrating reading response, math, writing, and social studies activities aligned to Common Core standards.
Provide a comprehensive mini-unit on the life, education, career, activism, and legacy of Booker T. Washington for secondary US history/biography study.
Boomerang Dot Paintings This project combines art and Australian history in a fun lesson focused on Aboriginal art of dot painting. Students will get to create their own boomerang-shaped artworks using dot painting, giving them a hands-on…
Boston's Trail to Freedom: Historic Monuments This is an exceptional teaching resource, particularly designed for students in the 4th through 8th grades.
A 2-hour lesson plan and companion student worksheet built around viewing the HBO film 'Boycott' (2001) to teach the history, leadership, and nonviolent-resistance strategies of the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
Brazil : Country Study is a great resource for students to learn the geography and wildlife of Brazil. The materials included teach about the geography, wildlife, and history of Brazil from the first European settlement of the 1500s to the…
Bridges Teaching Resource The Bridges teaching resource is an ideal tool for those who appreciate a multidisciplinary approach to teaching, especially in fields such as history, art, and science.
A nonfiction reading-strategy assignment teaching about British immigration to Canada, scaffolded through prediction, prior-knowledge, comprehension, and response activities.
Scaffolded research-essay guide walking students through researching and writing a 5-paragraph MLA-style essay on a significant British prime minister, with rubric and peer-review support.
Bryce Canyon National Park Geography Unit This teaching resource is an all-encompassing and exhilarating unit aimed at middle school students - grades 6 through 9 specifically.
A 5-day novel-study unit for 'Buffalo Before Breakfast' (Magic Tree House #18), combining reading, videos, worksheets, and hands-on activities across Language Arts and Social Studies.
A 34-page hands-on history resource about the relationship between Plains Indians and the American buffalo, moving away from stereotypical portrayals toward factual content.
A CLOSE reading unit teaching the California Gold Rush through nonfiction reading passages, vocabulary, and graphic organizers for grades 4-5 social studies.