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Prepares Grade 4 students for the Virginia SOL History & Social Science (Virginia Studies) assessment through a standards-aligned multiple-choice practice test.
An interactive notebook resource teaching grades 2-4 students about the Empire of Mali, covering vocabulary, geography, government, resources, and notable figures (Sundiata, Mansa Musa, Griots).
Assess and review student understanding of historical economic concepts (rationing, opportunity cost, resource allocation, markets, profit, price incentives, specialization, mass production, voluntary trade) tied to Georgia Standards of Excellence SS5E1a-d.
Interactive-notebook style notes pages teaching basic facts, vocabulary, geography, resources, and government of Ancient Greece, aligned to Virginia 3rd-grade Social Studies SOLs.
A test/assessment covering ancient civilizations in Asia (India, China, Japan), checking recall of inventions, geography, trade routes, and cultural facts.
Interactive-notebook style notes pages teaching basic facts, vocabulary, and geography of Ancient Egypt, aligned to Virginia 3rd-grade Social Studies SOLs.
Reading-comprehension chapter slice from the 'World Electoral Processes' teaching unit, focused on the legitimacy of democratic government, for grades 5-8.
Ohio (OST) Social Studies Practice Test for Grade 6 Prepare your students for success with this Grade 6 Ohio OST Social Studies Practice Test ! This comprehensive, standards-aligned resource mirrors the real Ohio State Test and helps students master key concepts from ancient civilizations to modern economic ideas. What’s Included ✅…
An anticipation guide of essential questions about history, designed to prompt students to think about values, concepts and issues before beginning an American history, civics, or government unit.
An 80-question multiple-choice practice test preparing Grade 12 students for the Florida Civic Literacy Examination (FCLE), part of the Florida FAST assessment system.
Assess student understanding of the origins and consequences of the Cold War (causes, key events like the Berlin Airlift, government systems of the US vs Soviet Union) via a multiple-choice test/study guide.
A 'History Speaks' series resource teaching the Bill of Rights through political cartoon interpretation, court-decision analysis, and primary-source examination of each of the 10 amendments and their contemporary relevance.
A single-topic reading-comprehension chapter slice on 'Electing a Government' from a Classroom Complete Press American Government unit, for grades 5-8.
Free download An interactive PowerPoint quiz game teaching civics basics: distinguishing citizens' rights from responsibilities.
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.
A 9-page nonfiction eBook introducing the geography, food, mathematical/scientific achievements, and cultural legacy (including Mahatma Gandhi) of Ancient and modern India for elementary/middle school social studies.
A 7-page nonfiction eBook introducing the geography, artifacts, culture (haiku, food), and a modern natural disaster (2011 tsunami) of Japan for elementary/middle school social studies.
An introductory country-study slide presentation on Malta, giving students a single-source overview of its geography, government, history, economy, and culture for social studies/geography instruction.
EXPANSION, NATIONALISM, AND SECTIONALISM: A Digital Classroom Experience An exclusive teaching resource hosted at InnovationAssessments.com , EXPANSION, NATIONALISM, AND SECTIONALISM is designed to immerse students into the historical periods of 1800 to 1865. This online unit offers various modes of student engagement, accommodating…
A social studies/ELA reading comprehension passage that teaches middle-school students about underwater noise pollution and its effects on marine life, paired with multiple assessment formats.
Free download Gives students a short nonfiction reading passage about the history of the computer, paired with multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and sentence-ordering activities to check comprehension and recall.
Provide a cumulative review of the 5th grade social studies curriculum (US history topics) via task cards for use as end-of-year review or pre-assessment.
An AP US History multiple-choice test question bank covering the Early 20th Century (No. 1) period, for exam-content review and practice.
When discussing the "Iraqi war" with our students, it's crucial to provide clarity due to the multiple conflicts that term can denote.