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Cold War & 1950s Review Game History Blocks EOC Review
$3.00Looking for a new US History vocabulary review activity to add to your toolbox? This is great review for the Cold using the tumbling wooden block game History Blocks! It's a hands-on, low-prep review activity! You could use...$3.00 -
World War II WWII WW2 Review History Blocks EOC Review
$3.00Looking for a new US History vocabulary review activity to add to your toolbox? This is great review for World War II using the tumbling wooden block activity History Blocks! It's a hands-on, low-prep review activity! You could...$3.00 -
US Imperialism & WWI World War 1 Review History Blocks EOC Review
$3.00Looking for a new US History vocabulary review activity to add to your toolbox? This is a great review for the Imperialism and WWI using the tumbling wooden block game History Blocks! It's a hands-on, low-prep review...$3.00 -
Roaring 20s Great Depression and New Deal Review Game History Blocks EOC
$3.00Looking for a new US History vocabulary review activity to add to your toolbox? This is a fun review for the Roaring 20s, Great Depression and New Deal using the tumbling wooden block game History Blocks! It's a hands-on,...$3.00 -
Ms. Marvel #13 - Election Day Issues (Teacher Guide)
$5.00Ms. Marvel #13 is about an Election Day issue that Ms. Marvel has to tackle. You can use this comic to teach about elections, vocabulary, get out the vote, and a whole host of other things surrounding elections.$5.00 -
Delegates at the Constitutional Convention: Superlatives Awards Fair
$4.25Which delegate at the Constitutional Convention is worthy of winning the "most likely to win an argument" award? How about the "most theatrical," "most likely to rule the world," "biggest troublemaker," or "best northern pride" awards? In this PBL...$4.25 -
Gallery Walk Images Stations Questions from the Great Depression US History
$1.89Have students walk through history like a museum in your classroom! 8 Stations with photographs, information, data, and an answer sheet. Students will encounter images regarding the unemployment rate, violence, challenges, poverty, and desperate...$1.89 -
Civil War Bundle - Save 50%
$15.00Bundle of 6 lessons, individually $30. Save 50% with the Bundle. 1. Making a Book about Washington D.C. during the Civil War 2. Civil War Game - military...$15.00 -
FLORENTINE GOVERNMENT DURING THE RENAISSANCE
$3.00FLORENTINE GOVERNMENT DURING THE RENAISSANCE Was it a true democratic Republic? In the summer of 1378, the lowest class of woolen workers, known as the “ciompi” because of the wooden clogs they wore, rioted. Why? They were...$3.00 -
Maps of North America Exploration and Settlement: An Activity
$3.00Maps of North America Exploration and Settlement Early maps of European exploration and settlement reveal much about what explorers and colonists knew about what eventually became the English thirteen colonies. Map-making work...$3.00 -
A City on a Hill Making a Book about Puritan Boston
$8.00A City on a Hill Making a Book about Puritan Boston An activity combining process and content “Salem, where we landed, pleased us not,” wrote Thomas Dudley, describing the arrival of John Winthrop’s fleet of seventeen ships in June,...$8.00 -
What Caused the Civil War
$3.00What Caused the Civil War The time was 4:30 in the morning; the day was April 12, 1861. Cannons from the mainland began to spew fire and lob shells into Fort Sumter--at this early hour just faintly visible on the horizon. America’s terrible Civil...$3.00