Social Studies Contributors

Students review key people and events related to the rise of Europe's totalitarian leaders Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini by matching 20 historical images to a caption or dialogue exchange. This includes a teacher information page which explains the...

Students will review key people and events from the Cold War by matching 20 historical pictures to a caption or dialogue exchange. This includes a teacher information page which explains the activity in its entirety. This is best done as a gallery walk,...

Students will review key people and events from their lives related to King Henry VIII, his wives, Queen Mary (Bloody Mary), and Queen Elizabeth I by matching 20 historical images to a caption or dialogue exchange. This includes a teacher information...

Students will review the political geography and physical geography related to Islamic Civilization in the Middle Ages (the Arab world in Medieval History) by labeling 42 locations/items on 2 maps and completing 8 tasks on a third map. There are then 5...

Introducing, "We Are Never Getting Back Together"! (Convention of 1836, Washington On The Brazos Version) where history meets heartbreak in the spirit of Taylor Swift's catchy breakup anthem. This Texas history lesson includes primary source...

Say goodbye to boring lessons and hello to a revolutionary learning experience with the ultimate American History and Declaration of Independence lesson that combines history with a touch of Taylor Swift's iconic breakup anthem, "We Are Never Getting...

Students will create an advertisement for an invention from 1865-1900 during a unit on Industry and Labor in the Gilded Age. There are 6 academic requirements, 2 creative tasks, and 1 opinion question for this project. A points distribution and sample...

Students will review how the Bill of Rights has been handled by the Supreme Court by making trading cards, a cube, or both. Each project balances academic requirements, visual creativity, and personal choice. There are 9 requirements for the trading card...

Students will review what they learned about the people, groups, events, documents, changes throughout the years, and more of the Civil Rights Movement by designing a pamphlet. There are 7 main academic requirements and 3 other requirements for students...

Students will create a pamphlet to review what they learned about the Roman Empire during the reign of a specific emperor (options provided). There are 11 requirements for students to fulfill while balancing historical responsibility and creativity. This...

Students will review the people, events, groups, turning points, battles, and more from the Greco-Persian Wars by making trading cards, a cube, or both. Each project balances academic requirements with personal choice and historically responsible...

Students will review the people, events, groups, advancements, developments, and more from the Golden Age of Athens/Age of Pericles by making trading cards, a cube, or both. Each project balances academic requirements with personal choice and...