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Students will review what they learned throughout Texas History with the critical thinking review game, "what doesn't belong and why?" Each topic or unit has 5-10 sets of terms or phrases (people, events, terms, laws, documents, locations, etc) for...

Are you looking for an interactive Texas History review game? This review game is perfect to use to review for a test or on those days when you wrap up your lesson early and need a review activity for the last 10 minutes of class. ZERO...

Looking for a fun Texas History Review Game? This is a great review game that I call Swat the Star! This bundle includes all 9 Swat the Star games - a full year of Texas History review!   How to play: Students "swat" the answer (using cheap...

This is such a fun way to review - play SCATTERGORES in your Texas History class!   There are 9 EDITABLE rounds and each round starts with a letter of the alphabet. Students are in small groups (4-5). When you reveal the letter of the...

This set of 18 Texas History anchor charts will take you through the entire Texas History curriculum and give visual reminders to students. This bundle includes an anchor chart for: the 4 regions of Texas, Native Americans of Texas, Exploration of Texas,...

Elevate your classroom experience with our exciting lineup of educational games, specially curated for the Texas Council for Social Studies (TXCSS). I am thrilled to present these 6 glow games- a collection of innovative, interactive, and illuminating...

Texas History students will review the people, places, events, documents, and more that they learned throughout the year by identifying 114 items according to 247 questions divided into “what am I, who am I, where was I (or where am I), and when...

Students can use these 28 maps in each unit of Texas History or as an end of semester/end of year review. In addition to 750+ traditional map labels and tasks, there are 110 questions across the maps for students to answer (analytical, discussion, and...

Students will learn (or review) everything from the first half of Texas History: climate and physical geography, regions, early inhabitants, exploration, missions, Spanish Texas, Mexico's fight for independence, colonization, the Texas Revolution, the...

Students will review what they learned about the people, acts, events, and turning points, and more of any topic within Texas History by making trading cards, a cube, or both! Both options balance academic requirements with personal choice and creativity...

These are 24 extension and creative tasks for students to use with any text based primary source to demonstrate an understanding of it beyond traditional analysis questions. They are a mix of visual, written, creative, academic, and opinion based tasks...

Students will review a year of Texas History with these projects, game, and activities: what/who/when/where am I, true/false/fix, cubes and trading cards, 19 tests and 5 quizzes, create a museum, biography project, images and maps analysis, image and...