The Battle of Gettysburg was the biggest and most deadly battle of the US Civil War. Robert E. Lee led his army north into Pennsylvania and used it up …
Continue ReadingTired of the same old lesson plans on the Bill of Rights? This interactive lesson involves multiple learning styles and full class participation.
Continue ReadingBring “Ardi”, a.k.a. Ardipithecus into your prehistory lessons. Prehistory vocabulary terms and facts about Australopithecus, …
Continue ReadingThe Battle of Antietam is perhaps the most crucial of many battles in changing the course of the American Civil War. This lesson plan focuses on why …
Continue ReadingSocial studies teachers know how difficult it is to include everything in a world history curriculum that covers thousands of years, and calls for …
Continue ReadingOn March 4, 1865, Abraham Lincoln delivered his second inauguration address. The Civil War was about to end, and Lincoln wanted to set the tone for …
Continue ReadingOn March 4, 1861, Abraham Lincoln delivered his first inauguration address. Seven southern states had seceded and four more border states were …
Continue ReadingThe Industrial Revolution is often studied in elementary school classes with topics such as the assembly line, air pollution, supply and demand, …
Continue ReadingThe Underground Railroad still has many secrets to offer. This history worksheet will assist students in uncovering and understanding some of the …
Continue ReadingTake your middle school students on a tour into Anerican history to learn about George Washington. They may learn a new way to look at the actions of …
Continue ReadingWhile the soldiers were fighting courageously overseas, US citizens dealt with food rationing among other things on the home front. Students will …
Continue ReadingThis history lesson plan serves as an introduction to the underground railroad. Take your students on a journey in their minds as they learn about …
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