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Ideal for history and geography classes, this resource helps students understand the vital role geography - rivers, mountains and climate - played in the shaping of ancient civilizations, and enhances critical thinking, analytical skills, and historical...

Capture your students' imaginations with this captivating one-day lesson that delves into the motives driving historical exploration. This resource is a complete package designed to guide educators through a seamless and insightful lesson. **EVERYTHING...

Students will review what they learned about Ancient India by answering 56 task card questions covering Ancient India's geography, the Indus River Valley civilization, Aryan Civilization, Maurya Empire, Gupta Dynasty, Hinduism, Buddhism, and more! The...

These are not your normal I CAN statements. When you print these they have both the ERA you teach them in as well as the category. You can easily pull the TEKS! Save time while remaining organized. PDF and Google Slides version. The top of the back card...

Students will review the people, events, developments, challenges, successes, and more of Rome as an Empire by answering 40 task card questions. The questions are a mix of short answer, multiple choice, true/false/fix, and image analysis. There are 4...

These are not your normal I CAN statements. When you print these they have both the ERA you teach them in as well as the category. You can easily pull the TEKS! Save time while remaining organized. PDF and Google Slides version. The top of the back card...

Students will read and analyze two points of view on the Roosevelt Corollary by answering 23 questions and completing an extension task. They will also analyze 3 images according to two provided prompts. The answers are included where appropriate and...

Texas History students will review the people, events, laws, changes, progress, challenges, discoveries, and more from the Progressive Era and the Age of Oil by completing this editable quiz. There are 30 questions in a mix of matching, short answer,...

In this, WWII Era: Bracero Program, lesson your students will research the following questions: Who benefited most from the Bracero Program that was used over 22 years? (1941-1964) What were the positives and negatives of the program? What were the...

Texas History students will review the people, acts, events, laws, changes, progress, challenges, and more from the Progressive Era and the Age of Oil by making trading cards, a cube, or both. Each project balances academic requirements with personal...

Students will read and analyze 3 points of view on what America's stance should be regarding the French Revolution by answering 30 questions and completing an extension task. The excerpts are from Hamilton, Jefferson, and an anonymous Jeffersonian This...

Students will complete one of two projects to demonstrate an understanding of the Olmec, Maya, Aztecs, and Inca. One project has 9 requirements and the other has 8 main requirements, a few smaller components, and an extension task. The project allows...