World History

Students will learn about, or review, the Age of Pericles and the Peloponnesian War with this overview presentation and note guide. The PowerPoint is 22 slides and the note guide is 33 questions. Topics covered include a brief review of the key...

  Students can use these 6 templates to record their bell ringers, warm ups, do nows, or exit tickets in most Social Studies classes. The teacher information pages include 8 websites where topical information can be located (text based and short...

Students will review what they learned about the political and physical geography related to the revolutions across Europe in 1830 and 1848 (France, Austria-Hungary, Germany, Italy, Balkan Peninsula, Poland, Hungary, etc) by completing 3 maps with 57...

Students will learn about Otzi the Iceman and life during the Copper Age by completing an 18 question webquest with 2 extension tasks. The answers are included where appropriate and this would work for a sub! Sample questions include:--What was the...

Students will learn about, or review, what it takes for a settlement to become a civilization (the characteristics of a civilization) with this resource. They will read an overview, work with a map, answer 15 questions, and play true/false/fix to review...

These 7 activities are a great review for any historical figure from any historical topic, event, or time period. Students will fill in quote bubbles and an image of a person, create a yearbook page, design a cereal box, a superhero, create trading cards...

Students will review a semester of Medieval History by creating a travel guide booklet representing what they learned during the semester. The file includes a thorough explanation of what students must address, a sample selection of items to cover, a...

Students will review, or learn about, any ancient civilization by creating a collage touching on 15 aspects of the civilization using a combination of images and words. They will also complete a four part academic component on the back of the collage and...

Students will design and open a museum to review a semester or year of Ancient History. Each group will be assigned 1-3 cultures or civilizations and will create a wing or room of the museum for each. There are 12 academic and creative requirements to...

Students will learn about the Black Death (Plague) by reading a primary source with 17 questions and 5 creative tasks (creating a museum exhibit, making "Warning: Plague Here" signs, discussing how people would rebuild their town and lives after such...

Students will review the people, beliefs, events, and more of the Spanish Civil War by creating a pamphlet. There are 9 requirements for students to fulfill while balancing historical responsibility and creativity. A points distribution and sample layout...

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...