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Pirate Version: Students will enjoy enlarging and reducing figures using the "fill color" feature and "line" tool of Google Slides. They will learn the vocabulary of scale , and discover the relationship between perimeter and area when changing the size...

World Geography students will learn about the physical geography, history, and modern day of Southwest Asia (Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Turkey, Jordan, Israel, and the State of...

An author's purpose is like a secret mission they have when they write a book or story. It's the reason why they decide to write it in the first place. Sometimes, authors want to tell a fun and exciting adventure to entertain us and make us laugh. Other...

Students will read President John F. Kennedy's 1963 speech on the Space Race (To the Moon) and answer 14 questions. The reading and questions are chunked to make it more manageable for students. This would be great for a sub and the answers are included...

Students will read a speech given by Theodore Roosevelt in 1906 on the need for inspections and safety/sanitary standards in the meatpacking industry. There are 15 questions and 6 images for students to analyze. There are 4 prompts to respond to on 3...

Are you looking for engaging classroom activities, or simply want to celebrate the special September days in a unique way? Our September Word Searches are the perfect choice! This pack of word searches is a combined entertainment with education...

Students will read a brief background on the Pan African Congress organized by W.E.B. Du Bois to fight for nationalism, African independence, racial equality, and ending imperialism and colonialism, and an excerpt of the Manifesto from the Second...

Students will read excerpts from Winston Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech (The Sinews of Peace) and answer 16 questions of varying degrees of difficulty. They will then complete two extension tasks. The answers are included where appropriate and this...

Students read a brief background on Kublai Khan of the Mongolian Empire, a short account of him in battle, and answer 10 questions of varying levels of difficulty. They then complete 2 creative tasks (one has students look at Kublai Khan as both a...

Students will read about the liberation of the concentration camp Majdanek during World War 2 from the perspective of a journalist and answer 10 questions of varying degrees of difficulty. Four websites have been included after the reading for students...

Students will review key locations from Ancient Rome with a poster board project where they create a tour and lead tourists around the city and surrounding area. There are written and visual components to this project, and if time allows, group...

Students will review landmarks and key locations from Ancient Rome by creating a "mini-Ancient Rome" with 20 locations/items for tourists to experience as much of Rome as possible without actually traveling around geographically and through time. There...