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Students will read and analyze excerpts from the articles of impeachment against President Clinton as well as excerpts from his response. There are 15 text based questions, 5 reflection or discussion questions, and a creative task for students to...

World Geography students will learn about, or review, the physical geography of Australia and New Zealand by making trading cards, a cube, or both. Each option balances academic requirements with personal choice and geographically responsible creativity...

An interdisciplinary teaching guide for The Korean Cinderella by Shirley Climo aims to integrate multiple subjects and areas of study into a cohesive learning experience.   This unit includes a summary of the book, information about the...

Students will read and analyze 20 primary sources on different people and events from WWI (WW1) including but not limited to Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the Battles of the Somme/Gallipoli/Jutland, the Zimmerman Note, Wilson's 14 Points, the Christmas...

The Dancing Raisins Science Experiment is a fun and simple experiment that demonstrates the concept of density and buoyancy.   DANCING RAISINS IS A FUN SCIENCE EXPERIMENT FOR KIDS LEARNING ABOUT MATTER!   This packet includes directions for...

Multiplication is a skill that is learned in 3rd grade. In addition to memorizing multiplication tables, students should be able to answer word problems in multiplication using math statements and showing their work.   This 10-question test is...

Students will learn about Truman's presidency and the start of the Cold War with this PowerPoint (you can also use it as a gallery walk) and note guide with comprehension tasks. The topics covered include containment, NSC-68, the Red Scare, the Fair...

Students will learn about, or review, Europe's Absolute Monarchs and related events with these 15+ resources covering Absolutism, the English Civil War and the Glorious Revolution, the English Bill of Rights, the 30 Years' War, and more! The resources...

Students learn about the American Revolution through primary sources covering topics such as the Stamp Act, Boston Tea Party, Battle of Lexington and Concord, the Declaration of Independence, the Albany Plan of Union, Common Sense, the Boston Massacre,...

Students will learn about the characteristics of what makes up a civilization and life during the Paleolithic and Neolithic Eras with these 8 resources. The activities include an Otzi the Iceman webquest (20 questions and creative tasks), a trading cards...

Do you need a fun and effective way to teach operations with decimals? Multiplying and Dividing Decimals will help students learn these concepts in a logical and engaging way. This resource includes: Teacher Notes Instructional PowerPoint...

Students will learn about, or review, the Era of Good Feelings including the Monroe Doctrine, American System, Missouri Compromise, President Monroe, sectionalism, nationalism, the Adams-Onis Treaty, the Tariff of 1816, the Panic of 1819, the Market...