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Scan a QR code or visit a linked history.com article/video, then define key terms (e.g., Robber Baron), identify dominant industries, compare the wealthy and the poor, and answer graphic-organizer questions on industrialization and Social Darwinism.
Notice and wonder about Spinosaurus, view facts about what it means, ate, and how big/heavy it was, learn key vocabulary, complete a quick write/draw and 'show our learning' activity, and optionally do a 3D-printing extension activity of a Spinosaurus skull.
A homework/activity packet teaching the development of Egyptian tomb architecture, from simple pit burials and mastabas through step and true pyramids (Meidum, Bent, Red, Great Pyramid, Pyramid of Unas) to the New Kingdom's Valley of the Kings, plus a companion section on how the Great Pyramid was engineered and built.
Read a class textbook or a linked/QR-code online resource, then answer graphic-organizer questions defining the Great Depression, distinguishing recession vs. depression, analyzing a Dust Bowl map, comparing Hoover's and Roosevelt's approaches, and describing the New Deal's Relief/Recovery/Reform goals (including the Agricultural…
Introduces students to Peru as the heart of the ancient Inca civilization and home to Machu Picchu, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Peru's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Digital micro-learning PowerPoint deck guiding students through the picture book Stuck by Oliver Jeffers, building sequencing, character analysis, and comprehension skills.
A 4-activity resource covering Manifest Destiny and Westward Expansion, including a kick-off analysis activity, a painting analysis, a map-labeling task, and an extension reading.
Students answer short daily questions (fill-in-the-blank, short answer, opinion, drawing) tied to the prior day's space lesson on a student worksheet, respond to space-related quotes, or watch and summarize short videos; a teacher answer key and an optional Google Sheets marking sheet are provided.
A single-file slide-deck presentation that introduces Uzbekistan for a Social Studies / Geography "country study" unit, covering its general data, language, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital and major cities, and culture.
Present slide-by-slide biographical and career profiles of current U.S./state officeholder(s) covered in this bundle — Senator Cynthia Lummis Biography (U.S. Senator) and Senator John Barrasso Biography (U.S. Senator) — for use in social studies/government instruction.
Students are assigned a role (supporter or opponent of suffrage), read a warm-up passage and answer questions, read multiple primary/secondary source documents (e.g., a senator's 1910 speech, Susan B. Anthony-related material), answer comprehension-check questions on each document, record supporting evidence on a 'Position Evidence'…
A single-file slide-deck presentation that introduces Turkey (Türkiye) for a Social Studies / Geography "country study" unit, covering its general data, language, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital and major cities, and culture.
Biographical slide presentation profiling Tim Walz, the current governor of Minnesota, for social studies / government instruction.
Complete a warm-up reading and 'pyramid' activity, analyze pictures in small groups using a chart handout, examine primary/secondary source document excerpts in groups (organized in cut-out 'buckets') using a task card and graphic organizer, and complete an individual exit-card activity.
Biographical slide presentation profiling Tate Reeves, the current governor of Mississippi, for social studies / government instruction.
View/follow along with a presentation covering author background and historical context, then consider essential questions and themes/symbols in preparation for reading the novel.
A single-file slide-deck presentation that introduces Spain for a Social Studies / Geography "country study" unit, covering its general data, language, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital and major cities, and culture.
Watch a Crash Course video ('Social Groups') and answer companion notes questions; work through presentation slides covering agents of socialization, primary/secondary/reference/in-/out-groups, leadership styles (authoritarian, democratic, laissez-faire), and interaction types (cooperation, competition, social…
A single-file slide-deck presentation that introduces the Philippines for a Social Studies / Geography "country study" unit, covering its general data, language, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital and major cities, and culture.
Follow a 17-slide presentation explaining the four (and possible fifth) stages of the DTM, causes of birth/death rate changes, population pyramids, and criticisms of the model; fill in a matching skeleton outline worksheet with the key terms and explanations removed as blanks.
Introduces students to Pakistan's 1947 founding, its role linking South and Central Asia, and its cultural and linguistic diversity, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering Pakistan's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
A multi-day high school Earth & Space lesson package that teaches the Big Bang Theory, cosmology, evidence for cosmic expansion (redshift, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation), and the possible fates of the universe.
A single-file slide-deck presentation that introduces Uruguay for a Social Studies / Geography "country study" unit, covering its general data, language, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital and major cities, and culture.
A single-file slide-deck presentation that introduces Suriname for a Social Studies / Geography "country study" unit, covering its general data, language, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, capital and major cities, and culture.