Hauger History

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...

This assignment is laid out for students to find 4 memes, explain them, consider their impact, desired effect, and gives background on this much-used phrase and phenomenon, memes. Can be adjusted for any specific history topic. The document can be edited...

Challenge your students with their next warm-up, or writing prompt. It can be a great share-out, read-aloud, and class sharing project afterwards as well. This short assignment is influenced by Ernest Hemingway's idea of a 6-word story. Something that...

Students research 1 of 10 famous protests from World History (webquest or textbook), summarize the events in a paragraph, create a protest poster or billboard, and a chant that people might have been able to use to protest and respond to perceived...

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Discuss the role of Abraham Lincoln with your class, and enjoy one of the best historical biopics in American History. Winner of Two Academy Awards, the 2012 film starring Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln is an exceptional film for...

Have students walk through history like a museum in your classroom!  8 Stations with photographs, information, data, and an answer sheet. Students will encounter images regarding the unemployment rate, violence, challenges, poverty, and desperate...