Social Studies Contributors

Students will review what they learned about the events, locations, physical geography, and more from the 1920s by identifying 40 items on 2 maps and completing a third map to review the states as of 1929. They will then answer 7 questions and complete a...

Students will review 22 events, acts, and people related to the foundation of the 13 colonies with this timeline project and stations activity. They will put together a timeline with 10 events and write academic identifications. They will then match 12...

Students will review what they learned about the events, locations, physical geography, and more from the Progressive Era with these 3 maps. They will complete 38 map labels/tasks, identify each state as of 1916, and answer 5 review questions.  The...

Students will label 38 locations, events, physical geography on 2 maps to review the Great Depression and New Deal. The third map is a review of the states. They will then answer 5 review questions and complete a creative task.  The answers are...

Students will review 28 events, locations, and physical geography items related to the Vietnam War by labeling a map and answering 5 review questions. The answers are included where appropriate and this would be great for a sub! Click here for more...

Students will review Korea's geography, the Koguryo, Paekche, Silla, Koryo, Gaya, Choson, advancements, beliefs, and more by creating a one pager addressing 11 items and answering 1 of 3 overarching questions. There are 54 starting point topic choices...

Students will review Korea's physical geography, the Koguryo, Paekche, Silla, Koryo, Gaya, Choson, foreign threats, advancements, beliefs, and more by making trading cards, cubes, or both. Both options balance academic requirements with personal choice...

Students will review what they learned about the Protestant Reformation, Counter Reformation (Catholic Reformation), and the similarities and differences between Lutheranism, Calvinism, and the Anglican Church with this review activity. They will...

Students will review key assertions, grievances, cause/effect, individuals, and more from the Declaration of Independence by making trading cards, cubes, or both. Both options balance academic requirements with personal choice and creativity.  A...

Students will review 30 people, events, battles, treaties, acts, and more from Medieval Europe (Medieval History) with this timeline project and stations activity. They will put together a timeline with 12 events and write academic identifications. They...

Students will review what they learned about the people, events, beliefs, developments, achievements, and more from Ancient India (physical geography, Indus River Valley civilization, Maurya, Aryans, Gupta) by creating a one pager addressing 13 items and...

Get your students excited about history with **this engaging and interactive lesson on the Sons of Liberty**! Dive into the rebel tactics that shaped America’s fight for independence with visually captivating slides, thought-provoking image...