Hauger History

With letters from Secretary Wallace to President Truman, and Russian Ambassador Novikov to Stalin, this resource is a great classroom discussion guide for an early Cold War Lesson in U.S. or World History Classes. Together with students respecting,...

5 different World War II supplements, webquests, and inquiry driven assignments. Students select 2 of 5 projects to complete based on their own interests. One is based on WW2 in HD on Prime Video, the rest can be completed with any internet connection...

Students are curious about the details of war, look at the success of 1917 about World War I, in this webquest, students have 20 amazing landmarks from the battle fields of World War II. There are heroic or notable efforts from a variety of people,...

Students are curious about the details of war, look at the success of 1917 about World War I, in this webquest, students have 16 amazing stories from the battle fields of World War II. There are heroic or notable efforts from a variety of people,...

Famous quotes from World War II, The Great Depression, and an acronym for HERITAGE outline a critical thinking exercise around the room, as students record their thoughts in pairs, to think about history in a way that brings it alive. How do some...

WHOLE YEAR of block schedule journals and bell work topics! WOW!! It took quite a while to compile, and I am so excited to share the favorite part of my class' routine. Daily historical events and questions to boost bell work, journals,...

This is a compare and contrast prompt, with editable format for changing page numbers, that asks a pair of students to compare 2 of the 3 nations of their choice for 1900's China, Japan, and India's movements for independence. It is a ten point task that...

The Moth is an exceptional podcast, and features a variety of subject matter and thematic programs. This particular episode is called "Reconciling the Past" and I created 6 questions for group discussion regarding immigration, racial equality, and the...

Students embark on a webquest for primary source quotations. This can be used in any subject within social studies or History class. i find its a great way to bring a contest to my class - asking students to find the best first-hand quotes or journal...

Students choose 5 aspects of American culture between 1920-1939, including photos, entertainers, artists, politicians, or events, that shaped the course of American history. Students get to choose one aspect of culture that is of interest to them, and...

Students need to find math in the world around them to make it feel real, relevant, and important. Plus, fresh air and a bit of walking around inspires creativity and critical thinking. This resource can even be used as a scavenger hunt for finding...

Updated in 2020 with more historic names, more than 40 leaders available, with forms to pre-fill, research, and guide group skits to re-enact moments and perspectives of American History. Students will Get into groups of 3-4. Write a script for a...