Why Study History?
As a classroom teacher, you often get hit with that question – usually within the first week of school by a student who “Does Not
As a classroom teacher, you often get hit with that question – usually within the first week of school by a student who “Does Not
The Holocaust can bring about many emotions in an individual. When teaching this topic, it is important to remember that this lesson should
One of my favorite units I do for United States history centers on Andrew Jackson. He’s such a rich historical figure that there is plenty
Do your students’ eyes start to glaze over when you’re teaching them about the US Constitution, almost like they’re about to doze off? Try switching
Super-Engaging Social Studies Lesson & Activity Set: Features of a Civilization Social studies teachers would agree that our goal is not just to teach
Have you ever examined the concept of whether or not a war is fair – or just? What makes a war just? These principles have
I honestly love how the internet has allowed teachers to flourish as they grow and get to know each other! Today I am pleased to
The first week of school, before you even begin to teach history, is more important than most teachers realize. It can make or break your
The first week of school is rapidly approaching… are you ready? Do you have your plans yet for setting up your Interactive Student Notebook with
I will never forget that statement… “Your homework is fun!” – It was a 7th grade girl commenting on my Interactive Notebook assignments. I would
Create a mini-book with your students over the Bill of Rights and the Principles of Government. Your students can make this book in under 10 minutes, and then you can use it for review with a variety of games.