Use this activity to help students review the Paleolithic & Neolithic Periods. An answer key is included!! You can print it to use as a handout or upload it to Google classroom and students can use it interactively (with Kami, etc.).  Please...

Cold War Unit Foldable Collection: This collection includes 11 (fully editable) high-interest activities. All of these activities can be used in or out of your interactive notebook and are meant to supplement your Cold War lessons. All activities...

In this, WWII Era: Bracero Program, lesson your students will research the following questions: Who benefited most from the Bracero Program that was used over 22 years? (1941-1964) What were the positives and negatives of the program? What were the...

Use this slideshow to teach about the Paleolithic Period (the "Old Stone Age"). This product takes you from the bellringer, to the exit ticket! Great for observations. Bell Ringer (get students interested!) Learning Objectives & Slide...

Enhance classroom engagement with thought-provoking bell ringers align with current textbooks and spark student interest and critical thinking at the start of each lesson, setting a productive tone for the entire class. Bell Ringers are Vital to Class...

Engage middle & high school students in a hands-on interactive learning experience about the Paleolithic period by participating in survival challenges. This activity aims to teach teamwork, problem-solving, and historical knowledge about early...

In this INTERACTIVE activity students will learn the limitations of communication during the Paleolithic Period. Through SIMULATION, students will learn about life, challenges, and culture during the Paleolithic Period. This activity...

A lesson plan introducing the concept of cause and effect for 3rd-5th graders can start with a brief explanation of the terms "cause" and "effect" using relatable examples, such as "If it rains (cause), the ground gets wet (effect)." The lesson can...

The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt The main objective of this lesson is to have students review the factors that led to the rise of Egypt and examine reasons for its decline   You get a 13 slide PowerPoint with.. Do Now...

Students will read and analyze a variety of primary sources to learn more about the people and events of the Era of Good Feelings. The topics covered include Nat Turner, the Monroe Doctrine, the Compromise of 1820, McCulloch v. Maryland, and more! Some...

Students will learn more about the people, events, documents, and more from US Imperialism (U.S. Imperialism) by reading and analyzing these primary sources. Topics covered include the Open Door Policy, Rough Riders, Anti-Imperialism, White Man's Burden,...

The 3 Kingdoms of Ancient Egypt: The main goal of this lesson is to have students examine and compare different aspects of the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms   Includes a 17 slide Power Point with: Do Now Class...