If you are looking for a comprehensive assessment for Chapters 1-4 of The Giver by Lois Lowry, then this 5 page assessment is a must! Question types: questions about the author, vocabulary (fill in the blank), multiple choice, true/false,...

Explore one of America's most intriguing historical events with this JFK Assassination interactive slideshow and writing assignment. Designed for history enthusiasts and curious minds alike, this comprehensive lesson includes an analysis of the facts,...

No Prep, ten Close Readings with Multiple-Choice Questions and Keys teach students about why archaeology is important and what artifacts reveal about how different classes lived. Use in a SOCIAL JUSTICE unit to reveal the history of social injustice...

If you’re looking for printable resources, these no-prep reading worksheets will serve as a great book companion. This novel study for Miss Rawlins, the first book in the Savantor Spies series by Taylor Paige, has one page for every...

Transform your classroom into a hub of creativity and history with this "Redesign the $20 Bill" project! Engage your students in an immersive activity where they research significant historical figures and redesign the $20 bill to honor their chosen...

This is perfect for teaching about Martin Luther King and his work for the advancement of Civil Rights in America. Students will analyze and interpret excerpts from 5 of Dr. King's speeches. There is also an engaging extension activity for them to...

This is always a favorite lesson when teaching students about the Civil War. Students analyze various photos from the Civil War and record their observations and thoughts as they go through the images on the graphic organizer. There is a also an...

Watch the free one minute video to see a live demonstration of Clap and Chant. Sample stanzas from Early Humans, Ancient Egypt, Ancient China and Ancient Greece appear on the screen. Jumpstart your class period with clap and chant, use it as a break from...

This is a perfect way to have students learn about four Black Americans instrumental in the US Civil Rights Movement. Students will watch videos, answer questions, write poetry, create a headline and will identify a hero in their own lives who shows...

This is a great activity to get students reflecting about this pivotal day in the history of the United States whether they have a strong background on this topic or not. Students will read through 17 quotes from 911 (including those from Barack Obama,...

This resource has students examine 3 primary sources about slavery from varying perspectives. The primary sources are from Frederick Douglass, George McDuffie and Fanny Kemble and describe their views on slavery. Students then have to answer the guiding...

Energize your classroom with the Hot Seat Vocabulary Game, the ultimate team-based learning tool for teachers! Perfect for unit reviews and vocabulary mastery, this game transforms learning into an engaging, competitive experience that students love...