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84 US History TermsI use these as bell work for my U.S. History class. The students do 4 flashcards a day and then on Friday I give a quiz over the material. The students then cut out the cards and can use them to study for tests at the end of the year...

Your students will have fun with this assignment!Encourage research, writing, and creativity with this Presidential Fakebook template.In my class my students do research and then create a "Fakebook" page for the president we are learning about. They...

I use this Manifest Destiny Puzzle the major themes of Andrew Jackson's presidency. There are 12 pieces to the puzzle. In the background is John Gast's painting "American Progress" which portrayed the idea of Manifest Destiny.I print out the puzzle on...

Constitution Articles and Amendments PuzzlesGreat for your tactile learners! Your students won’t realize they are reviewing or studying while they are working on this puzzle!This Amendment and Articles Puzzle is a fun way for your students to...

I use the 24 Piece Civil War Puzzle as a way to teach and review the major causes, battles, and people from the conflict.I print out these puzzles on card stock or laminate them, so they last longer, and cut it out. Occasionally I'll have the...

A fun and tactile way to review the States and Capitals!I print out these puzzles on card stock or laminate them, so they last longer, and cut it out. Occasionally I'll have the students cut them out to save time and also it allows them to review. I...

I use this 13 piece Puzzle to introduce, teach, and review my lessons over the Louisiana Purchase of 1803.Your students will learn and review some of the major information related to the purchase of the Louisiana Territory. After completing the puzzle...

I use this Constitution and Bill of Rights Puzzle as a way to review the major ideas and people from the document. There are 15 pieces to the puzzle. I print out the puzzle on card stock or laminate it (so they last longer), and cut it out. I put each...

I use this Declaration of Independence Star Puzzle as a way to review the major ideas and people from the document. There are 15 pieces to the puzzle. I print out the puzzle, then laminate it (so they last longer), and cut it out. I put each of the...

This is a fun project over the Declaration of Independence, where your students become the modern day Thomas Jefferson! They get to choose how they want to Declare Independence from King George III and Great Britain. They can text him, email him, or...

Create a Personalized Presidential Card! Once you purchase this file you will be taken to a Google Form where you will choose the president and message you want to send. Once I receive the information from the form, you will have the card back in 48...

I use this Gettysburg Address Puzzle to introduce, teach, and review my unit over Lincoln's Famous Speech.Your students will learn and review some the words from "The Gettysburg Address." This small tool can provide a number of teaching opportunities...