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U.S. History Quotes Classroom Posters Bulletin Board Wall Decor Set
Save time, energy, and brain stress in preparing your classroom for the upcoming school year with this ready to print U.S. History Quotes Classroom Poster Set! And as a bonus, use them as bellringers or for primary source analysis!This is a set of 45 posters for a Social Studies classroom. Includes posters of 45 Influential and Inspirational Americans with quotes that can be used to introduce American History topics, to showcase the significant Americans, or for classroom decor. Use to decorat
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U.S. Presidents Classroom Posters Bulletin Board Wall Decor Set
Use this American Presidents Poster Set to help teach basic U.S. Government or History. Or decorate your Social Studies classroom with the American Presidents! Want to display the American presidents? Save time, energy, and stress in preparing your classroom decor for the upcoming school year with this ready to print U.S. Presidents Classroom Poster Set!This is a set of 45 posters for a Social Studies classroom. Includes posters of the 45 American presidents with key facts about each president
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THE BATTLE OF MARATHON Eyewitness Accounts & Reading Comprehension
Allow your students to discover more about the THE BATTLE OF MARATHON and ANCIENT GREECE / EGYPT using these Primary Source and Reading Comprehension activities.Examining primary sources gives students a powerful sense of history and the complexity of the past. Helping students analyze primary sources can also guide them toward higher-order thinking and better critical thinking and analysis skills.These differentiated activities are NO PREP and READY TO GO! Great for sub (substitute lesson pla
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National Treasure l Movie Guide l Movie Worksheet
Learning about the American Revolution? Covering the Declaration of Independence? Or just looking for a way to show a movie in class look no further!!This movie worksheet over the classic movie National Treasure connects various aspects of the movie to the American Revolution. Enjoy watching this movie with your students while being rest assured that this activity will easily align with your curriculum. This Resource Includes:Three different forms of movie questionsDigital with Multiple ChoiceDi
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Julius Caesar Murder Mystery
In this class who-dun-it, assign your students the role of Cassius, Brutus, Antony, Caesar's bodyguard, or Augustus to research and play out the death of Julius Caesar. Set up in the method of a hosted dinner party, make this activity fun by allowing the students to dress up or bring food as they work through 3 rounds. Each round reveals new information about the death of Julius Caesar and the suspects behind. There are also clues to reveal the expansion of the Roman empire, the route of Caesar'
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Image Copyright Do's and Don'ts
Image Copyright Do’s and Don’ts is a twelve-page overview (easily consumed even in a teacher’s limited time) of copyright issues all students should be familiar with as they relate to the use of online images. The lesson includes an Essential Question and Big Idea, average time required to complete, suggested appropriate grade level, suggested teacher preparation, and assessment strategies. The six topics covered include: Digital privacy, Copyrights, Digital law and plagiarism, Hoaxes, Writing
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Year of the Dragon 2024 Myths and Legends
Myths and Legends - Year of the Dragon 2024!Were Dragons Ever Real? YES! They were. In fact, there is evidence they are still around today. Evidence for Dragons in all Seven ContinentsAfrica - Congo, Ethiopia, and MaliAntarctica - Under ice remainsAsia - China and IraqAustraliaEurope - Greece, Italy, UK/England, France, ScotlandNorth and Central America - USA, Canada, and MexicoSouth America - PeruAnd many more!History and Archaeology hold tons of clues about what they looked like as well.Includ
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Also included in: Mega Bundle - Dragons - Social Studies - Fact and Opinion
Reading Comprehension Article Analysis - Google Forms & Printable
In today’s world, information is hurled at us from every direction, and despite Gen Z students never having their hands get dirty from the ink of a newspaper, they are being bombarded with news from a wide range of media. The ability to process what is being thrown at them and critically analyze news articles is a valuable skill students need now more than ever before in history. In our “Blackline Masters: Newsworthy or Not?” resource, we provide four different options of article analysis to h
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Government Types Project
Use this resource as part of your civics unit or at the start of your unit on the Early Republic following the American Revolution. Students think about the problems facing the early Americans right after winning the war and the challenges of creating a government from the ground up. I teach them aboutsome major governments and ask them to think about what America would look like at that time if one of those governments had been attempted. They create a poster on the government of their choice s
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Ancient Egypt and Kush: Egypt’s Empire (Part 1)
Templates are designed for ALL grade levels.Perfect for both face-to-face and digital classroom instruction.FULLY EDITABLE TEXT! CONTENT RICH!MINIMUM PREP REQUIRED!Thing you can do in the Google Slides documents:- add or delete slides- duplicate slides- add links- link to other Google Slides- add images- add screenshots- add audio or music- add videoThis Google Slide presentation focuses on answering the following questions:Why was the Middle Kingdom a “golden age” for Egypt.Why was the New King
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Also included in: Ancient Egypt and Kush: The Nile River; Egypt's Empire part 1&2
CRQ-CER _Turning Point_ Neolithic Revolution
In this Critical Response Question assignment, students will critically analyze to the statement: "The Neolithic Revolution was a turning point in human history." Students will analyze and evaluate the Neolithic Revolution as a turning point in human history using the Claim, Evidence, Reasoning (CER) method to construct a well-reasoned argument that supports or challenges this claim.* Don't Forget to Rate this Content for Teachers Pay Teachers' Credits towards free resources!To Learn More and ge
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History in Pictures
This worksheet is a comic strip template for students to use to describe a historical narrative (or any narrative) in picture form. There are also quote bubbles at the end for students to use to write details of the characters in the story, or whatever you wish for them to add to this assignment.
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Hannibal versus Rome National Geographic Movie Guide
Question guide that walks students through the National Geographic video, Hannibal Versus Rome. Questions guide viewers through important information presented in the video. Word Document. Editable. Updated to include questions throughout entire video, as well as an answer. **YouTube link included on document in case access to the DVD is not possible.
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Population and the Census
In this PowerPoint you will have a full lesson on the US Census and changes in Population Trends. This is meant for two 45 minute Lessons or one 90 Minute LessonThere are two preclass writing assignments for students to take a Census survey and come up with aprediction of population changesThere are a number of highlighted Vocabulary Words including; Census, Population, Birthrate, Death rate, Migration, Immigration, Citizen, Illegal Immigrants, Rural, Suburban, Urban, and MetropolitanIncluded is
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Spotlighting Success: Sarah Marshall Boone
Spotlighting the life of Sara Marshall Boone inventor of the ironing board. Lesson include reading passage, reading comprehension question, and interactive activity.
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Document Analysis Worksheets (Bundle)
Primary and Secondary Sources are at the heart of all social students and history instruction at the secondary level. As educators, we must teach our students to take a close look at things that were left behind by past generations and critically analyze them to determine how they participated in and interpreted the events of that time.These document analysis sheets sharply focus your students’ eyes to look deeper into the stories being told by the document. With the help of these graphic organ
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CNN10 Student Worksheet
Guided student notes page to accompany the daily news from CNN10. Encourages students to closely listen and summarize each news story and then write an opinion and inquiry question. Can then be accompanied with a class discussion on the daily news stories.
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The Three Branches of Government PowerPoint, Notesheet, and Assessment
This Unit provides you with Three Powerpoint Presentations, one notesheet, and one TestThe Notesheet included goes in order with the Powerpoints. It has questions and Vocabulary to define The Powerpoints have indicators on the slides for each answer the students must record in their notesheetThere is a preclass writing prompt in each Powerpoint to start the class and hook the students with a provocative question that students can write in a space provided on the notesheet. There are a number of
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Constitution Convention Project
This is a 3-day lesson to teach the Constitution Convention. Students will be assigned one of 13 original states to act as and personify in this project. They will research the statistics of these states and debate for more comparative power for their assigned state.This lesson takes students through the 3 major compromises faced at the Constitution Convention and enables them to understand why those compromises were made through the perspective of a Delegate from that state.There are 3 preclass
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Ancient Egypt and Kush: Egypt’s Empire (Part 2)
Templates are designed for ALL grade levels.Perfect for both face-to-face and digital classroom instruction.FULLY EDITABLE TEXT!CONTENT RICH!MINIMUM PREP REQUIRED!Thing you can do in the Google Slides documents:- add or delete slides- duplicate slides- add links- link to other Google Slides- add images- add screenshots- add audio or music- add videoThis Google Slide presentation focuses on answering the following questions:1. How did two unusual pharaohs change ancient Egypt.2. Why did the Egypt
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Also included in: Ancient Egypt and Kush: The Nile River; Egypt's Empire part 1&2
Bill of Rights Lesson
The lesson presents the bill of rights in a digestible way. It includes a simple interpretation of each right, a note-taking activity for students to follow along with, and a clear pattern for students to follow.This Unit provides you with the Bill of Rights Presentation and one activity sheet.The Powerpoint has each amendment from the Bill of Rights written exactly as its written in the constitution, but broken up into parts that give a specific rightOn each slide, there is also the teacher's i
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Constitution Convention Project PowerPoint
This lesson is part of a bundle. This is the Powerpoint, there is also a worksheet to go along with it. This is a 3-day lesson to teach the Constitution Convention. Students will be assigned one of 13 original states to act as and personify in this project. They will research the statistics of these states and debate for more comparative power for their assigned state. This lesson takes students through the 3 major compromises faced at the Constitution Convention and enables them to understand w
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Political Cartoons and How to Teach Them
Teach students how to analyze political cartoons with interesting, relevant cartoons!
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The State of the Union Address - Viewing Guide
A quick viewing guide to help students engage with the State of the Union Address and take some brief notes if a discussion in class is desired. The guide does not require the students to watch the entire speech. Students are asked to list a few topics the president speaks about and briefly reflect on his reasoning. Student also record individuals the President recognizes during the speech. They are also asked to evaluate the president's style as a speaker.This worksheet is politically neutr
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