Social Studies Contributors

Students will review what they learned about the causes, people, battles, documents, challenges, and more from the fight for independence in Latin America (Mexico, Central America, and South America)...

Students will review what they learned about the characteristics, developments, tools, cause and effect, and more from the Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages by creating a one pager balancing academics...

Students will label 2 maps to review the political and physical geography of the Kingdom of Kush (geography of Ancient Kush). There are 33 identifications across the maps and 6 review questions. The...

Students will review what they learned about the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan by completing a 13 item compare and contrast sorting chart, answering 4 questions, and identifying which primary...

Are you an US History teacher looking for a 1st day or week of school timeline activity that gives students a visual preview of your course? This activity was "born" from the frustration of all...

Are you an US History teacher looking for a 1st day or week of school activity that gives students a visual preview of your course? This activity was "born" from the frustration of all things "chaos"...

Students will review the causes of the Civil War and some related people and events from the Antebellum Era with this timeline stations and map activity. They will put together one timeline with 9...

Students will learn about the causes and effects of building the Suez Canal, the efforts to build it, and its significance historically and today by watching and analyzing a 5 minute video and...

Students will review the people, events, documents, and more from the rise of European dictators by playing this "was it Hitler, Stalin, or Mussolini" review game. Students will identify which...

Students will review the people, events, documents, and more from the Early Republic (early American History) by playing this, "was it President Washington, Adams, or Jefferson" review game. Students...

Students will learn about the myths and facts related to our changing understanding of Neanderthals over time by watching this 7 minute video, answering 19 questions, and completing 2 creative tasks...

Students will learn about the atrocities committed in the Congo by Belgium under King Leopold II by watching an almost 6 minute video and answering 26 questions (one is a creative task). The answers...