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14-slide digital geography micro-learning deck teaching students facts about the state of New York (location, capital, symbols, nature, history) through a mix of reading, video links, and a summarizing activity.
A high-school/middle-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.
A digital 'micro-learning deck' mini-lesson introducing students to the state of Indiana - its facts, symbols, geography, and history - using video/audio, text, and interactive/graphic-organizer activities.
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
A 14-slide digital micro-learning deck teaching Florida state facts and symbols (geography, capital/largest city, flag, seal, nicknames, nature symbols, population/economy facts) with informational reading, video links, and a summarizing activity.
Provide a foundational introduction to ancient Greek theater - its physical spaces (theatron, parados, orchestra, skene), performance conventions, the structure of early plays, and the evolution of tragedy and comedy - to build background knowledge ahead of a related project-based unit.
A one-week 11th-12th grade World History and the West unit bundle on Absolutism and the Enlightenment, combining lecture, documentary analysis, discussion, and DBQ-style assessment materials.
A document-based activity comparing the origins and structures of democracy in ancient Greece (direct democracy) and Rome (indirect/representative democracy via the Republic), using primary source excerpts.
Provides a gallery-walk 'mini museum' activity where student groups analyze primary-source-style images of Ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian artifacts to explore culture, mythology, writing, and religious practices.
A one-week 11th-12th grade World History and the West unit bundle on 15th-16th century European exploration and encounter with indigenous peoples of the Americas.
Multi-part world history unit on the Scientific Revolution covering the roots (Aristotle, Ptolemy, alchemy), astronomy (Copernicus, Brahe, Kepler, Galileo, Newton), and new inventions, with lesson plans, information sheets, worksheets, and assessments.
Provide lecture/discussion notes for an AP Human Geography unit on global immigration issues.
A one-week 11th-12th grade World History and the West unit bundle on the Protestant Reformation.
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 one-week 11th-12th grade World History and the West unit bundle on the establishment of European empires, covering empire building, the sugar/slave trade, and primary-source analysis.
An informational slide presentation teaching students facts about the history and sports of the Winter Olympics, built around the 2022 Beijing Games.
A bundle of biography slide presentations profiling current (as of the file's creation) African American state governors and lieutenant governors, for use in social studies/civics instruction.
A biographical slide deck tracing the life and political career of U.S. Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois, for use in a social studies/government/history class.
A bundle of two biography slide presentations profiling Arkansas's current (as of the file's creation) Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Lt. Governor Leslie Rutledge, for use in social studies/civics instruction.
Give students a chronological biography of David Zuckerman, the current Lt. Governor of Vermont, for social studies/government/civics instruction.
Gives students biographical background on the current U.S. Representatives serving New Mexico in the U.S. House, for social studies/government instruction.
A slide-by-slide chronological biography presentation covering the extensive government career of former Ohio U.S. Senator Rob Portman, including roles as U.S. Trade Representative, OMB Director, White House Legislative Affairs Director, and U.S. Congressman.
A bundle of two biography slide presentations profiling Alaska's current (as of the file's creation) Governor Mike Dunleavy and Lt. Governor Nancy Dahlstrom, for use in social studies/civics instruction.
Introduce students to who currently holds Massachusetts's top state and/or federal elected offices (Governor and Lieutenant Governor) through a set of factual, slide-by-slide biography presentations covering each official's background, education, career, and time in office.