Hauger History

Scott Joplin helped change music history, and American history, with his famous works like The Entertainer, and Maple Leaf Rag. This worksheet highlights a 12 minute question and answer guide to a YouTube History video, and then reviews an article in the...

A game in the style of Family Feud, where answers reveal themselves one slide at a time. A mix of trivia, facts, and opinion questions for African-American History, Government, and Economics Family feud questions, with rules, revealing answer by...

You can edit this document to change some questions pertaining to your classroom's posters, rules, student work - anything on your walls! Let students explore your room the first day of the year, and experience why you have the things posted around...

Buy one, get one free! Whether you need Moneyball or Midway, you get both here! Each includes a half page of synchronous and asynchronous assignments, so that students at home can do some research and answer questions while others watch the film, that...

Distance learning or in class, have students pick a country they are interested in, and provide a report of how that nation achieved independence. 8 Questions, Students pick 5, and then report in the class meeting for credit, or turn in. Wonderful way to...

Students listen to two sides of an impromptu debate and note some well-framed arguments on both sides. Links to a video, free, provided by the Danny Hauger YouTube channel https://youtu.be/OQFh_MWvH8A (that's me). Its about 7 minutes, and then students...

This worksheet is for group work in government or U.S. History Class. Government Checks and Balances Group Work Researching When Power Was Checked by Each Branch citing historical events. Simple research where each students is responsible for researching...

Students will Use the CIA World Factbook, and search the Internet if needed for additional sources, to compare 3 out of 5 Spice categories with two nations, one that shares their first and last initials of their name...

Help get to know students, with this written or typed first day survey of 15 questions that tell you their interests, needs in the classroom, and personality, as well as their worldview. FREE BONUS - Includes my best-selling Goal Setting...

Government, Social Studies, or English/Language Arts students will explore a problem in the country, or world, today, that has been ongoing, and identify the difficulties about solving this issue, how a possible solution might address and solve the...

Asks students to review two inaugural speeches of recent United States Presidents, watch on YouTube, links included, and analyze the key messages the President shares to the country. Excellent for Social Studies, ELA, Government, or History Classes...

Any class can start with a historical quote, discussion, written task while teachers take attendance, warm-up, quick write, or journal! Plus there are lines for students to write their key notes and takeaways to document each day of learning. Also...