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High-school world history lesson teaching WWI trench warfare and trench living conditions through guided fill-in-the-blank notes, a companion slide presentation, a primary-source letter, and a video.
A 14-slide interactive digital geography lesson teaching Massachusetts state facts (location, neighboring states, capital, flag, seal, symbols, geography) through multimedia slides.
A high-school history presentation and matching guided-notes outline explaining China's One-Child Policy: its origins, rules and exemptions, background/history, criticisms, gender disparity effects, the 'One-Two-Four Problem', fertility medicine workarounds, and 'Little Emperor'/spoiled-child concerns.
A bundle of 14 high-school-level lecture units covering European history from the Renaissance/Age of Exploration through the Post-Modern Era, each pairing a PowerPoint lecture with a matching fill-in PDF notes packet, plus a link to an external Google Quiz for assessment.
A history presentation introducing the concept of imperialism (definition, key imperialist nations, the British Empire, timeline, motives via the '3 Gs' - God, Gold, Glory) with embedded Think-Pair-Share discussion questions, paired with a matching fill-in-the-blank skeleton outline.
An interactive PowerPoint micro-learning deck teaching about the popularity and history of emojis through a reading passage, vocabulary, main idea/details practice, and comprehension activities.
An 11-slide PowerPoint presentation with a companion fill-in-the-blank student notes outline, teaching how Judeo-Christian beliefs (monotheism, human dignity, morality) contributed to the development of democracy, tied to World History Standard 10.1.
A high-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 high-school history presentation and matching cloze notes outline teaching the beginnings of industrialization: pre-industrial society, the Agricultural Revolution, the Cottage Industry, the Textile Industry, and the Transportation Revolution (turnpikes, canals, the steam engine, railroads).
A middle/high school civics lesson on how public policy and law are made, using a scenario about banning vehicles from a city park to explore the difficulty of writing clear, comprehensive rules.
A U.S. History lesson package on the early Cold War (1945-onward) teaching key events immediately after WWII in Europe, including the UN, containment, the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, the Berlin Airlift, NATO, and the Warsaw Pact.
History: Civil War | Document Based Student Activity This is a comprehensive digital learning resource integrating seamlessly into Google Classroom for grades 9-12 Social Studies curriculum that offers an exploration of the life of a Civil War soldier. Primary Source Learning: This interactive module empowers students to examine direct…
A U.S. History lesson (aligned to Standard 11.2.5) on Gilded Age industrialists, teaching students key terms (Robber Barons, Captains of Industry, Sherman Antitrust Act) and having them evaluate whether John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie were more beneficial or harmful to American society.
A digital micro-lesson deck teaching state facts and symbols about New Mexico.
A multi-lesson unit teaching the history of piracy from the ancient Mediterranean through the Golden Age of Caribbean piracy to modern piracy, using a slide presentation, worksheets, and a crossword puzzle.
A 14-slide digital micro-learning deck teaching upper-elementary/middle-school students the geography, symbols, and facts of Alaska.
A 28-slide PowerPoint presentation introducing the history and beliefs of Judaism, from Abraham through the Diaspora to modern Jewish practice, for high school students.
An informational presentation introducing students to well-known landmarks of Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia.
A U.S. history presentation on the historical development of the U.S. Constitution, covering the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, foreign and domestic crises, Shays' Rebellion, the Annapolis and Constitutional Conventions, and key compromises (Great Compromise, Three-Fifths Compromise).
The USA and Canada Bundle provides educators with comprehensive resources to teach students about the geography and landmarks across the United States and Canada. This bundle includes scavenger hunts, matching games, quizzes , spelling lists, and engaging PowerPoints about famous landmarks for all 50 U.S.
Teach a high-school-level lesson on the D-Day/Normandy invasion using a slide presentation paired with guided notes.
This presentation moves from historical and cultural views of intelligence to theories associated with Spearman, Sternberg, Goleman and Gardner. Later slides introduce heredity and environment, test use, and the concepts of standardization, reliability and validity. Use the slides to guide a lecture and pause at the theory-review prompt for students to compare the models they have studied.
An informational presentation introducing students to seven famous natural and manmade landmarks of Antarctica.
Provide a unit-length lecture presentation on abnormal psychology, covering the history, definition, and diagnosis of psychological disorders, beginning with anxiety disorders.