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Introduce students to the geography, history, and state symbols of Minnesota through a digital micro-lesson.
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Introduce students to the geography, history, and state symbols of Minnesota through a digital micro-lesson.
A high-school social studies unit teaching population policies (China, India, Singapore, Japan) via a lesson plan, slide presentation, and skeleton outline for student note-taking.
A high-school-level history unit on the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad, combining a slide presentation with worksheet packets.
Direct-instruction presentation and matching guided-notes worksheet on the Congress of Vienna (1814-1815) for high school world history students, covering background, key leaders, goals, results, and long-term effects.
A 14-slide digital micro-learning deck teaching upper-elementary/middle-school students the geography, symbols, and facts of Alabama.
This lesson package on The History and Future of Flight begins with an inquiry WebQuest to get your students thinking about important historical events in aviation. The lesson then overviews the history of flight and looks at today's aircraft. Lastly, it looks at what aviation might look like in the near future. Each of the segments…
A social studies/sociology lesson using the Stanford Prison Experiment and Milgram Shock Experiment to teach how power, obedience, and conformity shape human behavior.
Teach AP Human Geography vocabulary and concepts related to inner-city urban decline: filtering, redlining, white flight, blockbusting, and public housing.
A slide presentation with accompanying student notes/graphic-organizer PDF introducing major Cold War conflicts and flashpoints (Berlin Airlift, Korean War, Berlin Wall, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam War) as a lead-in before deeper primary-source study.
Six political thinkers — Hobbes, Locke, Montesquieu, Rousseau, Beccaria, and Voltaire — and their core beliefs open this 36-slide walk through the Age of Enlightenment, covering its definition and origins, the Philosophes' five guiding concepts, the salons that spread new ideas, scientific discoveries such as gravity and electricity, Baroque and Classical composers, Physiocrat and Adam Smith economic theory, and the American and French Revolutions. A companion five-page fill-in-the-blank outline mirrors the slide order so students can take notes as the presentation plays. Four think-pair-share slides pause the lecture; the note outline contains five discussion prompts, including an additional discoveries prompt. Placeholder text throughout the slides ("Insert an image of...") marks where teachers are expected to add their own portraits and illustrations.
Teach a full introductory business/economics unit on supply and demand, covering demand, supply, equilibrium, and the effect of the business cycle, via slides, guided notes, and graphing practice.
Teach high school students the five themes of geography (location, human-environment interaction, region, place, movement) as a framework geographers use to analyze spatial patterns.
Provides a comparative history lesson on the lives, conquests, and legacies of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan for middle/high school students.
Teach middle/high school students about daily life in medieval European towns, including their growth, buildings, food, law, guilds, government, entertainment, children, and dangers.
Have students arrange significant World War II events into chronological order using a Google Slides drag-and-drop timeline interface.
A multi-file mini-unit teaching how medieval castles were built, their common features, the lives of castle inhabitants, and siege/battle strategies, for European/World History social studies.
A digital micro-lesson deck teaching state facts and symbols about New Jersey.
Introduce AP Psychology students to key parenting/attachment theories and theorists.
This is a Saint Simons Island presentations/ presentations -by-subject/history-presentations">History Presentation . There are 5 slides with correlating images and descriptions. This is editable, so you can take away and add what you need.
An interactive digital activity for practicing identification and placement of Canadian provinces on a map.
Complete multi-day lesson plan package for teaching the short story 'American History' by Judith Ortiz Cofer, covering plot, characterization, and other literary elements.
An interactive digital activity for practicing identification and placement of US states on a map.
History: American Revolution | Revolutionary War | Drag and Drop Google Activity An interactive teaching resource, the U.S. History: American Revolution | Revolutionary War | Drag and Drop Google Activity indulges students in learning about historical events leading to America's Revolutionary War.
A digital (Google Slides) review game for a US history unit, letting teachers quiz students on content via game formats like Family Feud, Build-A-Bear, and Attack!.