Hauger History

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...

This resource is one of the best, most valuable experiences your students will ever have if you set it up with enthusiasm and expectations.   Semester 1: Mr. Hauger’s Social Studies: Life Story Report 8th Grade Oral History Research Project...

An info graphic chart presents students with a reminder of what powers of checks and balances each branch of government has. This is helpful, and cited from a nonprofit, to give students some ideas of what they might search for. They can look in their...

Your goal: Write an amendment to the Constitution that your classmates would also approve.   Then, add one tick for your vote (yes, or no), box, on every proposed amendment of your classmates. Grading: You get 2 points for a thoughtful,...

A daily learning template with room for a journal response, four key terms, why they matter, general notes, and room for students to answer a question they still have after the lesson, and room to find the answer.    Subscribe to the Hauger...

Students will brainstorm a problem, decide on solutions, brainstorm with a partner on how to approach, plan, and improve on a solution. Students will then theorize and plan their audience, costs, expenses, project revenue, and create a Shark Tank...

Excellent distance learning streaming, 4 basic questions with reason, support, and claims in a paragraph to keep students focused on learning targets for how DNA research and understanding has affected American History, scientific advance...

Forget your phone, forget your morning, forget your afternoon, forget your evening. Close your eyes and relax. This is an "open-field" visualizing, guided meditation over soft, ambient music, written by Danny Hauger. You get the script, which you...

Students want to be seen and heard. These questions, and a custom paragraph that you can change, will catch interest and give you insights into your new students and how to plan for an effective school year right from the first day of classes...