Historical Conflict Resolution WebQuest for Students
This is a conflict resolution WebQuest that has students research significant treaties. This WebQuest contains suggested treaties and resources, but …
Continue ReadingThis is a conflict resolution WebQuest that has students research significant treaties. This WebQuest contains suggested treaties and resources, but …
Continue ReadingMedieval coat of arms lesson plans open the door to a unit that is rich with history and art. Coats of arms have various components, each having …
Continue ReadingA unique geographical position helped in the emergence of ancient Egypt kingdoms. Due to the bounty yielded by the Nile River, an ancient civilization …
Continue ReadingA look at the daily life of ancient Egyptians will reveal a very centralized society. The stratification of society in Egypt in those times bears …
Continue ReadingThis WebQuest can focus on any number of topics: art, science, history or language, to name a few. Students will enjoy discovering details of the …
Continue ReadingThe War of the Roses was a struggle for the throne of England that officially began in 1455 and ended in 1485. This lesson plan helps bring the …
Continue ReadingUnderstand the conflicts of history with this America at war WebQuest. Explore the locations, reasons, and results of the wars America has joined.
Continue ReadingEver wondered how the alphabet came about? The English alphabet was actually based on the Pheonecian alphabet which was formed sometime around 2000 …
Continue ReadingImagining gold and jewels goes along with thoughts about the treasures that could be found inside the pyramids in Egypt. Most of them, however, are …
Continue ReadingExplore the art, literature, and performances of the Harlem Renaissance through the eyes of a documentary-maker. Learn about the expansion of …
Continue ReadingThe Great War, (a.k.a World War I), is an essential topic in World History, American History, and many Social Studies classes. Use this WebQuest on …
Continue ReadingStudents are happy to have a few days off from school, but do they really understand why we celebrate Thanksgiving or that much of the world …
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