Stephanie's History Store

Students will write and deliver a Fireside Chat style radio address with 5 components and complete 3 other tasks/activities to review what they learned about 4 different acts from the New Deal passed...

Students will read excerpts of Hamilton’s Federalist No. 1 and excerpts of a letter from Jefferson to Madison regarding the proposed Constitution. They will answer 25 questions and respond to 3...

Students will read excerpts from Madison's Federalist No. 10 of the Federalist Papers and answer 18 questions. They will then read 3 statements from the opposite point of view and answer two more...

Students will read excerpts from Madison's Federalist No. 51 of the Federalist Papers, answer 13 questions, and complete 2 creative tasks. They will also define 9 vocabulary terms and either...

Students will read excerpts from Hamilton's Federalist No. 84 of the Federalist Papers (his argument for why the Constitution does not need a Bill of Rights), answer 15 questions, complete 1...

Students will read and analyze a brief account of Ferdinand Magellan's explorations and his death in 1521 by answering 13 questions and completing a extension task. The answers are included where...

Texas History students will read an excerpt of Alonso de Leon's expedition to find La Salle's settlement at Fort St. Louis during the Age of Exploration, answer 9 questions, and complete one creative...

Students can use this as an editable test or a review packet to show what they learned about the foundation of the 13 colonies and the French and Indian War. The questions are a map, multiple choice,...

Students will learn about, or review, the foundation of the 13 colonies with these 20+ resources, including but not limited to a gallery walk, 2 map reviews, power point, DBQ, true/false/fix,...

Students will read and analyze 17 documents, answer 17 historical context questions, complete a sorting chart, and write a DBQ essay to review the similarities and differences in the colonial regions...

Students will learn the who, what, where, when, why, and more of the foundation of the 13 colonies by going on a gallery walk, filling out a graphic organizer, and answering 10 questions. A teacher...

Students will review (or learn about) the different people, events, battles, acts, rebellions, wars, and more from the foundation of the 13 colonies by making a 20 item timeline. The timeline...