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A large multi-component U.S. history unit covering the causes, events, and aftermath of the American Civil War, combining lectures, activities, quizzes, tests, evaluation/essay options, and multimedia extension tasks.
High-school social studies unit covering pre-Civil-War American history (Antebellum period through related mid-1800s topics), delivered via lectures, activities, a virtual museum, a mock trial, a movie critique, and creative writing, with optional online quiz support via ClassFlow. NOTE: this description is built primarily from scan_meta component FILE…
Teach the historical origins of the U.S. Constitution (Ancient Greek/Roman influences, Enlightenment philosophers, Iroquois Confederacy, English law) through a full lesson plan, vocabulary development, note-taking, and assessment package.
A 22-page activity pack on the Empire (Kingdom) of Mali for 3rd grade, aligned to Virginia Social Studies 3rd-grade SOL standards, covering trans-Saharan trade, geography adaptation, and Mali's historical contributions.
A comprehensive World History I course review packet/outline covering prehistory through the Age of Exploration, intended as a print-and-go review before an SOL assessment.
Chapter-slice reading comprehension unit on the 'Major Figures' of the American Revolutionary War, part of a multi-chapter Classroom Complete Press series (1775-1783).
A document-based short essay assessment modeled on the NY State Regents US History and Government exam format, using primary source documents about the attack on Pearl Harbor to build historical analysis and essay-writing skills.
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.
Assessment/exit-quiz and activity packet accompanying the novel Blood on the River: James Town 1607 (by Elisa Carbone, implied by title/content; author not named in read portion).
Comprehensive novel/picture-book study unit built around the picture book 'Voices from the Underground Railroad' by Kay Winters, teaching comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, historical context, and grammar through a pre-assessment plus 16 sequenced lessons about two siblings escaping slavery in 1861.
A full novel/book-study unit built around Lauren Tarshis's book "I Survived The Battle of Gettysburg, 1863", providing chapter-by-chapter comprehension, vocabulary, spelling and figurative-language practice plus culminating assessments.
A single-chapter slice of the 'Capitalism vs. Communism' Social Studies resource, focused on the topic 'The Industrial Revolution', for grades 5-8.
Provides a leveled nonfiction reading-comprehension passage, vocabulary practice, hands-on/writing activities, and assessment materials on "Climate and Human Civilizations", as one chapter slice of the Classroom Complete Press Climate Change: Effects series for grades 5-8.
A full 8-chapter Social Studies resource on Capitalism vs. Communism for grades 5-8, covering the rise of capitalism, the Industrial Revolution, the Cold War, and contrasting capitalist, communist, and globalized economies.
Engage middle-school students in a WWI content review through a gamified, standards-aligned (Georgia SS5H2/SS5H2a) digital-and-printable escape room combining reading, math, and puzzle-solving.
A differentiated reading and comprehension packet on Georgia's role in World War II (training facilities, the Bell Bomber Plant, and shipyards), for social studies or reading instruction.
A standards-based 3-week cross-curricular unit teaching Ancient Asia history and insect life cycles together, combining social studies and science with reading/writing/math tie-ins.
Chapter-slice reading comprehension unit on 'The Road to War' leading up to the American Revolution, part of the same Classroom Complete Press multi-chapter series as the Major Figures and Thirteen Colonies slices.
The full Classroom Complete Press 'Economy & Globalization' resource (World Connections Series), covering the global economy across 8 reading topics (historical overview, history of currency, the Great Depression, international commercial law, migration, multinational corporations, foreign direct investment, and outsourcing) with…
An 81-page Canadian-history resource on European exploration of Canada, covering explorers' motivations, challenges, routes, navigation technology, and interactions with Indigenous peoples, through reading passages, comprehension questions, and activities.
ESL reading-comprehension resource teaching about the history and traditions of USA Independence Day (4th of July) through a reading passage and follow-up exercises.
Comprehensive novel/picture-book study unit built around the picture book 'Voices from the Oregon Trail' by Kay Winters, teaching comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, historical context, and grammar through 17 sequenced lessons.
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.
Provide a bundle of mix-and-match activities on the end of the Cold War for teachers to assign individually or together, covering the Berlin Wall, the collapse of the Soviet Union, primary/secondary source analysis, and a culminating assessment.