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U.S. History research images
U.S. History for Special Education
U.S. History for Special Education - American History Images. These classic U.S. history clip art images support U.S. history for special education throughout the year. Teach American history and U.S. states with pictures and integrate into your activities and lessons.• Keep search time efficient and productive. • Images travel nicely across grade levels. • Use for PowerPoints, reports, projects or creative writing. About the images:Format is 8.5" x 11" in resizable png. Images sold "as is". Pro
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K - 7th
Also included in: Special Education Bundle
Reading Comprehension Passages Bundle | presidents day
Unlock the fascinating world of US presidents and historical figures with our comprehensive "Reading Comprehension Passages Bundle | Presidents Day." Perfect for educators seeking engaging resources, this bundle features Presidents Day-themed reading passages, including captivating biographies of famous presidents. Solve the challenge of finding educational material for Presidents Day with this versatile resource, ideal for elementary classrooms. Engage students with interactive lessons, workshe
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K - 2nd
Biography Unit Bundle | presidents day
Unlock the richness of American history with our comprehensive Biography Unit Bundle tailored for Presidents Day! Engage your students with captivating lesson plans, interactive activities, and educational resources focusing on famous US presidents. From worksheets to curated lesson plans, this bundle provides everything you need to celebrate Presidents Day while exploring the lives and legacies of influential historical figures. Perfect for elementary classrooms, this resource simplifies teachi
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K - 2nd
United States Government
United States Government - United States History - U.S. States - U.S. Presidents - U.S. Symbols (K-12). Classic United States government and American clip art posters. From government buildings to presidents to America itself, these images support your American studies throughout the year. The U.S. government provides the framework for America to succeed, and you have the images to prove it! • Keep search time efficient and productive. • Images travel nicely across grade levels. • Use for Pow
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K - 12th
Veterans Day Activities Bundle | Veterans Day Activities 1
How do students use the Interview a Veteran Activity?Invite your students to interview veterans in their local community using the Interview a Veteran Activity. This is a great way for students to honor military members on Veterans Day.Veterans Day BookmarksUsing our Veterans Day BookmarksUse our Veterans Day Bookmarks in your classroom. Print and laminate to hand out or use the black and white version for a coloring activity.Veterans Day Activities Veterans Day songsHow does this resource excit
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PreK - 8th
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Native American Leaders Biography Research Report Banners Bundle 20% OFF
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with our Native American Leaders Research Report Bundle, featuring both black-and-white and color versions. This comprehensive resource invites students to delve into the remarkable lives and legacies of influential Indigenous leaders, providing flexibility and vibrancy for an engaging educational experience.This Bundle Includes:Native American Heritage Month Biography Research Report BannersNative American Heritage Month Coloring Biography Research Repor
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3rd - 12th
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Civil War: The Mathew B. Brady Photograph Collection of Civil War Scenes & Era
Civil War: The Mathew B. Brady Photograph Collection of Civil War Scenes & Era Personalities with Finding Aid 6,050 Civil War related photographs from the Mathew Brady Studios along with a table of contents/index. Plus 1190 pages of finding aids.The photographs in this collection are from the Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Record Group 111, and Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs, Record Group 165, held at the Still Picture Branch of the National Arc
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The ABCs of Systemic Racism Bundle
This bundle includes the free QR code that links to the interactive Thinglink, the graphic of the ABCs terms, and the 4-pg worksheet that can be used to help students work their way through the reading and research. Most Americans weren't taught the history of systemic racism in the U.S., so let's start at the beginning with one example for each letter of the alphabet. The design also includes a QR code that links to an interactive version of the graphic. Once it opens on your device, click on t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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1900, 1933 and 1947 Three years that shaped 20th Century American History
This 240 page resource contains three major book-making projects, clear teacher guidelines and more than a hundred discussion questions, debates and extension activities. Teachers will find the well-researched content, discussion questions and extension activities will effectively buttress the content available in a wide range of American history textbooks. 1900 (83 pages) When the new century began Theodore Roosevelt, a hero of the Spanish-American War, was serving as the Governor of New Yor
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7th - 12th
Technology then and Now Infographic
We put the visual lens to what technology used to look like and what technology looks like now. Complex information made simple and visually appealing.
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1st - 6th
Distance Learning Activities in American History
These three lessons that combine process and content can easily be adapted to distance learning. They include: "San Francisco During World War Two: A Book-making project," "Who Was the Real King of the Frontier," and "Civil War Generals: Most or Least Effective." Please see individual product descriptions for more details about each lesson.
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6th - 12th
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1947 The year the Cold War began & 1965 America at a Crossroad
In 1947 President Harry Truman gave a speech to Congress regarding proposed aid to the struggling nations of Greece and Turkey. In it he suggested that the U.S. would give aid to any country that opposed Communist expansion. The speech was viewed by the Soviet Union as a clear declaration of what became known as the “Cold War.” On November 6, 1947 Soviet Minister Molotov, speaking in Moscow declared that the U.S. no longer held the sole possession of nuclear bomb technology. The USSR was ready
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8th - 12th
President Report Rubrid
This is 5 Smart Notebook Slides on expectations and processes for creating a complete research on a president chosen by the student. It will include photo of president and will require 3 different types of research to be completed,. It will be presented visually and orally. Two questions will be allowed to be asked of the student. It is expected to allow three times each week to work on in class. A Rubric is provided to each student and the teacher is provided a specific evaluation instrument. W
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2nd - 4th
1861 A Book-Making Project and the Petrel Case: Privateer, Pirate or Traitor
1861 A Book-Making Project and the Petrel Case: Privateer, Pirate or Traitor Would the union created more than eighty years ago binding Americans together united by the determination to create a republic founded on the principles of democracy survive? Would it be reborn buttressed by a new sense of freedom that would embrace all of its citizens, including those who had been enslaved since the historic declaration written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776? There would be four years of bloody fighting
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7th - 12th
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Analyzing Artifacts Handout
A comprehensive list of questions that help students analyze and become familiar with artifacts.
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Not Grade Specific
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First African American Supreme Court Justice: Thurgood Marshall (shared Reading)
This is a short biography about Thurgood Marshall. He was the first African American Supreme Court Justice. The reading states how he uses his education and and power to bring justice to the African Americans during Civil Rights movement. Great text for informational writing, black history months, history, shared reading, Close reading, and practicing for ELA assessments.
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1st - 5th
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US States Research
This worksheet is used to guide students to research information about individual State. Easy layout and self explanatory.
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Not Grade Specific
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Lulu Belle Doodle notes
I created this handout to use as a guide for my students as they did guided research on different Civil Rights leaders in Texas!
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4th - 7th
Civil War #3
Civil War #3 Reconstruction Constructive Response Question
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5th - 6th
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American Revolution Clipart and Images
The American Revolution Clipart and Images pack contains images covering the life and times of famous individuals in the American Revolution. Great for presentations, projects, discussion, and as writing prompts Twenty images each are included for George Washington, Ben Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Benedict Arnold, James Madison, John Adams, John Jay, King George, Patrick Henry, Paul Revere, and Thomas Jefferson. The images cover the Declaration of Independence, the Founding Fathers, and the Co
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Not Grade Specific
Civil War Images
The Civil War Images pack contains images covering the life and times of famous individuals in the American Civil War. Great for presentations, projects, discussion, and as writing prompts.Twenty images each are included for Abraham Lincoln, African-American Soldiers, Clara Barton, Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, Sojourner Truth, Stonewall Jackson, U.S. Grant, and William Tecumseh Sherman.
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Not Grade Specific
QR Code for The ABCs of Systemic Racism Interactive Thinglink
Scan this QR code to access an interactive Thinglink poster that covers 26 examples of systemic racism in American history, one for each letter of the alphabet. When you click on a term, a brief explanation pops up. There are also links to further online reading included at the bottom of each explanation. There are other teaching materials that can be used with this resources available for purchase.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Westward Expansion Project
Students fill in the table with accurate information about obstacles of Westward Expansion.
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5th
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