Laurel the Historian

Are you looking for an engaging resource for digital learning? In this activity, students will create their own primary resource of history in a letter or diary entry format which documents th

This unit presentation on WW1 is comprehensive, reviewing the causes of World War 1, as well as both the Western and Eastern Fronts. In addition, it examines important issues like the Armenian

Do your students struggle with nationalism? My Modern World History/World History II students were not ge

Do you struggle to teach the Interwar years between World War 1 and World War 2? I created this editable PowerPoint with three levels of scaffolded guided notes and embedded tasks to cover this topic...

What types of government are there? I have always struggled to find resources for teaching my students about political and economic ideologies

This editable presentation with embedded discussion questions

Are you looking for students to engage with due process? Look no further! In it, there are short readings with checks for comprehension where they examine the Bill of Rights and Due Process. A

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This is a sample activity from my no-prep packet on American abolitionists. It can be used as a bell work booklet, but would also be suitable for sub plans, or for early finishers. One of my focuses...

This is a no-prep workbook about contributions of women to the Renaissance both in terms of art & the humanist movement. It includes a nonfiction reading passage, primary source analysis, and a...

Do you need an interesting reading passage that's perfect for Black History Month? This is a non-fiction reading passage for middle school or high school that includes critical thinking...

My students don’t understand where our ideas about government come from. They have a hard time understan