Lesson Plan on Robert E. Lee: Should He Have Been Put on Trial?
This lesson plan promotes critical thinking on a controversial historical issue surrounding the aftermath of the US Civil War: Should Robert E. Lee …
Continue ReadingThis lesson plan promotes critical thinking on a controversial historical issue surrounding the aftermath of the US Civil War: Should Robert E. Lee …
Continue ReadingThe Diary of Ann Frank is a perfect book to study in High School, as students will readily identify with her character. Begin by discussing the …
Continue ReadingThis article presents two activities to help Social Studies students build their critical thinking skills. Using one’s mind to “question …
Continue ReadingHere is a lesson plan on World War II revolving around a quote from a U.S. soldier regarding shells that turned out to be duds. The lesson has …
Continue ReadingPonzi schemes have been around for a long time–and this unfortunate fact gives social studies, economics, and business teachers the chance to …
Continue ReadingA fun assignment asking students to match a First Lady to a movie character based on how they think she would define motherhood, or the many roles …
Continue ReadingBased on a true story; the 2005 movie about Christmas Eve in 1914, on a French battlefield.
Continue ReadingThe most important letter written in 20th century America is Dr. King’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail.” How should you approach it …
Continue ReadingPart of a two-part series covering the history of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and the specific issues surrounding the turmoil. This lesson plan …
Continue ReadingThe Israeli-Palestinian Conflict has been going on for decades and is a daunting topic to understand and teach. The social studies lesson plan in this …
Continue ReadingWhat was it like to be a woman in ancient times? Was Cleopatra the first female pharaoh? Use this activity to help your students learn the answers to …
Continue ReadingA field trip to the local historical society is an interesting way to research student “roots” and local culture because they often do not …
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