Percent Proportion Build a Snowman Self-Checking Google Sheets Activity   Are you looking for a new and engaging way for your students to practice percent proportions? Math is fun again with this self-checking digital use percent...

Keeping students engaged while practicing 2 digit multiplication can be difficult, but it doesn't have to be! Using these 2 digit by 1 digit and 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication bump games can keep your students having fun while learning and working...

Struggling to get your students engaged in practicing 2 digit addition with regrouping during your math block? This puzzle pixel art activity is perfect for practicing double digit addition. Quick and easy setup plus clear student directions make this...

In this U.S. History activity, your students will complete notes using a highly visual graphic organizer and participate in a Document Based Gallery Walk Activity that allows students to learn about Immigration & Industrialization during the American...

Students will learn about the events at Pearl Harbor and America's entry into WW2 with these 7 resources. They will get an overview of its causes (long term and short term) and will compare and contrast 3 points of view. The effects of the bombing...

Students will learn about Jefferson's presidency by reading 9 passages covering people and events related to his time in office (foreign and domestic). They will answer 42 questions based on the passages and 10 overarching questions. They will read two...

This editable back to school bundle is for a middle or high school Social Studies or history teacher. It includes 5 versions of a syllabus, 25 engaging ways to introduce and review material, bell ringer ideas/prompts and templates, test correction and...

Students will create a superhero persona for any individual they learned about during a unit, semester, or year. There are 12 main academic and creative requirements to this project. There are also 4 optional extension tasks, including maps, a nemesis,...

These 45+ activities and projects will allow students to review any history topic, historical figure, social studies unit, or content related skills. They would also be great for end of semester projects such as create your own country, create a...

Students can use these 5 graphic organizers and 6 discussion/opinion questions to get an overview of any Supreme Court Case. There are 17 items students must respond to, though not all may be used depending on the assigned case. An example (Tinker v. Des...

Geography students will research any country with one of 5 templates. There are 18 requirements for the first part of the project (such as national flag, motto, industries, climate, type of government, etc). They will then choose 2 of 6 extension tasks...

Students will read and analyze excerpts of various Supreme Court Cases (some with both majority and dissenting opinions) by answering a mix of academic, opinion, and discussion questions. Some resources include extension tasks for students to demonstrate...