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To introduce a unit on the Roaring 20s, students will match 1920s slang words/phrases to their modern equivalents. They will then complete 10 fill in the blank statements using the slang terms, and lastly will complete a third task (3 options provided)...

This is a Culture Lesson with 2 Main Parts 1. Elements of Culture Notes Culture Quiz about customs and traditions around the world - You can use attached sheet to record answers Elements of Culture Notes - Use the attached Graphic Organizer to fill...

Students will review the Vietnam War by creating a pamphlet to persuade the citizens of a given country to keep fighting or pull out of the conflict. There are 11 expectations for students to fulfill while balancing historical accuracy and creativity...

Students will create a pamphlet for time traveling tourists in a Medieval History unit on the Byzantine Empire by fulfilling a mix of 8 academic and creative requirements. A sample layout, topics to choose from, and a points distribution are included...

Students create a pamphlet to review 3 European Explorers of their choice from the Age of Exploration. They also review what was needed to be a successful explorer and why a country would want to join the race to make the newest and biggest discoveries...

Students will review the people, events, inventions, and more from the Roaring 1920s by creating a pamphlet covering 4 different topics/events/people (12 options provided for students to choose from).  There are 8 requirements for students to...

Students will review muckrakers from the Progressive Era and related social ills by creating a pamphlet to highlight 3 social concerns and 3 muckrakers while meeting 5 academic and 2 creative requirements. One task has the students consider multiple...

Students will make trading cards and/or a cube to review any world leader’s time in power or any president’s time in office. There are 9 requirements for the trading card and 6 requirements for the cube (both have visual and written...

These resources introduce students to the Great Depression and New Deal with a variety of resources including 2 PowerPoints, graphic organizers, a timeline project, pamphlet reviews, trading cards and cubes, a DBQ, reading guides, primary source analysis...

World Geography students can use these resources to review the physical geography of Asia, Africa, Europe, South America, North America, the Middle East, Central America, the Caribbean, and Australia/New Zealand/Oceania. They will identify 14-32 items...

World Geography students will review the physical geography, history, and modern day of Central Africa (Gabon, Sao Tome and Principe, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Republic of the Congo, and Equatorial Guinea)...

World Geography students will learn about, or review, the physical geography, political geography, history, and items related to modern day life in Northern Europe (Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and Finland) with these sub friendly resources!...