Social Studies Contributors

World Geography students will review US geography (geography of the United States) and its regions by playing this identifications review game. Students will identify in which region 45 landmarks,...

World Geography students will review the political and physical geography of Mexico by labeling 36 locations/items on 2 maps and answering 5 review questions.  The answers are included where...

Students will learn about the Silk Road (origins, development, significance) and its role in economic and cultural growth and connections by watching a 5 minute TedEd video and answering 18 questions...

Students will learn about the history, construction and phases, significance, and legacy of the Great Wall of China by watching a 4 and a half minute TedEd video and answering 25 questions. They will...

Students will review what they learned about the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal India by a graphic organizer, identifying 5 images, answering 5 review questions, and completing an extension task. The...

Students will review what they learned about Japan in World History (Yamato Clan, Heian Period, Feudal Age, Tokugawa shogunate, and more) by creating a one pager balancing academics and creativity...

Students will review what they learned about Japan in World History (geography, people, groups, interactions with outsiders, advancements, literature, architecture, politics, Heian Period, Feudal...

Students will review the similarities and differences in the fall of Rome and the fall of the Han by completing a graphic organizer, answering 7 questions, and completing 2 extension tasks. They will...

Students will review what they learned about the people and events from the Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian Wars (including a bit specific of the Age of Pericles) by completing 2 graphic...

Students will learn about Paleolithic Era cave paintings by watching a 3 minute video, answering 11 questions, and completing an extension task. They will then read two articles about the Lascaux and...

Students will review the events, new states, policies, people, developments, acts, and more from the Era of Good Feelings by making trading cards, cubes, or both. Both options balance academic...

Students will learn about the Berlin Wall (its causes, construction, course, and effects) and the reasons for the division of Berlin and Germany by watching this 6 minute TedEd video, answering 27...