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High school history presentation and companion notes/activities teaching the causes, events, and aftermath of the English Civil War, including the execution of Charles I and the rise of Oliver Cromwell.
Without a doubt, history is a topic that can be easily overlooked by our students. Sometimes, it can be difficult for them to make connections with the past in a way that makes sense to them.
Multi-lesson unit teaching the geography, history/culture, and myths of Polynesia.
A 14-slide digital PowerPoint mini-lesson teaching Kansas state facts, symbols, geography, and history through text, images, and a reading passage.
Teach high school students what fiscal policy is and how the federal government uses taxing and spending decisions to affect the economy, including budget deficits and the national debt.
An informational presentation introducing students to 10 iconic landmarks across 9 African countries.
Teach high-school geography students (grades 9-12) the concepts of latitude, longitude, the Prime Meridian, and the International Dateline through a lecture slide deck paired with fill-in guided notes.
Free download An interactive PowerPoint quiz game teaching civics basics: distinguishing citizens' rights from responsibilities.
A secondary economics/government resource teaching how the Federal Reserve and monetary policy work, including its history, structure, primary jobs, and tools for managing inflation and unemployment.
A micro-learning slide deck teaching the history of American streetcars (their rise, decline, and modern revival, using New Orleans as an example) through a video-lesson slot, an informational reading passage with an embedded interview quote, and comprehension activities.
Introduces major economic theorists and schools of thought (classical, Marxist, Keynesian, monetarist, behavioral) for an IB-style high school economics course.
A sociology/social-studies activity in which students design a fictional 'perfect' society, applying concepts of political science (population, territory, government, sovereignty) and cultural theory (individualism vs. collectivism, religion) to a collaborative worldbuilding project.
Provide a 12-slide PowerPoint presentation introducing the ancient Silk Road trade route, Marco Polo's travels, traded commodities, and the route's challenges.
Present the causes of World War II — the Treaty of Versailles' effects on Germany, the Great Depression's global impact, and the rise of fascist dictators — through a slide presentation paired with video content.
Deliver a 14-slide digital mini-lesson teaching students geography and civics facts about the U.S. state of Texas via multimedia slides.
Country Study Presentation - Maldives - Geography + Social Studies - South Asia Try this Teaching Resource on The Maldives (Introductory Presentation Lesson - PDF Printable), designed for Geography + Asian History (South Asia - Indian Ocean - Island State) + Social Studies lessons. Suitable for Grades 7–12 (Middle school and High School…
A brief Google Slides activity introducing students to the contents of the U.S. Constitution (Articles 1-7 and the Amendments) via linked resources, followed by comprehension questions and a True/False drag-and-drop activity.
A lecture presentation introducing the definition and history of geography (origins of the word, key historical figures, evolution of the discipline, physical vs. human geography) paired with a matching fill-in-the-blank skeleton outline for students to complete while following along.
Teach students Arkansas state geography facts and symbols through a multimedia micro-learning slide deck.
A 23-slide PowerPoint presentation with an accompanying fill-in-the-blank skeleton outline notes packet teaching high school students the history of the Atlantic Slave Trade.
A middle/high school government lesson package on gerrymandering and redistricting, combining a video-companion worksheet, a slide presentation, and a hands-on district-drawing simulation game.
Guide a group research-and-presentation activity on 1960s American social movements (Native-American and Latino civil rights, women's equality, or hippie counter-culture), tied to US History Standards 11.10 and 11.11.3 (federal civil rights/voting rights and changing roles of women).
A social-studies/psychology unit resource teaching human language acquisition and developmental stages (phonemes, morphemes, grammar; reflexive communication through complex sentences) alongside a video-companion note-taking activity.
Support a lesson - paired with a companion documentary episode - on the history and impact of fast food, covering franchises, growth, and obesity, for middle/high school social studies.