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☼REVIEW GAMES FOR US HISTORY

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0 TEXAS HISTORY 7th GRADE LESSONS
1 Texas History – Texas Geography and Native Americans
2 Texas History – Texas Explorers and Spanish Missions
3 Texas History – Colonization of Texas
4 Texas History – Texas Revolution
5 Texas History – Texas Republic and Statehood
6 Texas History – Civil War Era
7 Texas History – Reconstruction Era
8 Texas History – Cattle, Cotton and Railroad Era
8.1 Texas History – The Age of Oil
9 Texas History – WWI, Great Depression and WW II in Texas
9.1 Texas History – Civil Rights and Conservatism
9.3 Texas History- Contemporary Texas
9.4 Texas History – Texas Government
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☼ US HISTORY ACTIVITIES
☼1 US History – Colonization
☼2 US History – American Revolution
☼3 US History – Constitution
☼4 US History – New Republic
☼5 US History – Jackson
☼6 US History – Industrial Revolution and Immigration
☼7 US History – Westward Expansion
☼8 US History – Reform Movements
☼9 US History – Civil War
☼9.9 US History – Reconstruction
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Free Bill of Rights Foldable

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.

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Have you tried hexagonal thinking yet? Students

Have you tried hexagonal thinking yet?

Students arrange labeled hexagons to show relationships between people, places, events, and key vocabulary.

Connections are made wherever two sides touch, and every side can connect to something new.

Instead of surface-level review, students have to explain why two concepts are related.

A few ways to use it:
✅ Classic review game (award points for each connection made)
✅ Post-reading processing activity
✅ Layered lesson, adding new hexagon sets as you move through a unit, printed on different colors to show change over time

The best part? Walking around and listening to the conversations students have as they build their arrangements. This helps a deeper understanding click!

Comment HEXAGONAL to explore these resources.

#socialstudies #history #teachers

These are the Social Studies strategies I came bac

These are the Social Studies strategies I came back to year after year. Which have worked well for you?

#socialstudies #history #teachers #teachingtips

Vocabulary Strategies for Social Studies

Vocabulary Strategies for Social Studies

Today we remember Juneteenth, the day in 1865 when

Today we remember Juneteenth, the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Texas finally received word of their freedom, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

As a social studies teacher, I believe we study history not to dwell in the past, but to understand how we got here — and to do better.

Juneteenth reminds us that progress is possible, and that the work is never finished.

#Juneteenth

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Lap books are one of the best study tools you can

Lap books are one of the best study tools you can build with your students.

Why they work:
👀 Visual structure helps students categorize and retrieve information
🧠 Images anchored to facts create stronger recall triggers
✉️ Built-in envelope pockets let students collect facts throughout a unit

By the time test review comes around, the study tool is already done!

I’ve made lap book templates for lots of different topics. Comment LAPBOOKS to explore them!

#socialstudies #history #teachers #lapbook

All of my Texas History Resources are being update

All of my Texas History Resources are being updated with new teaching strategies and easier to read font. #texasteachers #texashistory #texashistoryteacher

Building Your Engagement Toolkit is one of my favo

Building Your Engagement Toolkit is one of my favorite PD sessions to present.

One of my favorite ways to introduce a new era or

One of my favorite ways to introduce a new era or region is an artifact box.

Collect tangible objects related to the content from garage sales, dollar stores, or Goodwill and let students explore them before the unit even begins.

Then walk through a series of spiral questions: What do you see? What do you think each artifact represents? Can you categorize them? Is there a cause and effect relationship between any of them? What would you title the box?

It gets students thinking historically before they’ve read a single word, and the questions build on each other in a way that naturally moves from observation to analysis.

The good news is I’ve already written spiral questions for you, and they’re free to download from my website! Comment ARTIFACT and I’ll send you the link.

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Vocabulary instruction is essential for Social Stu

Vocabulary instruction is essential for Social Studies.

A word wall isn’t decoration. It’s a reference you

A word wall isn’t decoration. It’s a reference your students can use every day.

A few things that make them work:

🔷 Terms paired with color images. The image reinforces the definition.

🔷 Post it at the focal point of the room and interact with it. Point to terms, use them in instruction, and reference them during discussion. If you use it, students will too.

🔷 Pronounce the terms out loud before students encounter them in a reading.

🔷 Have students write their own definition or personal connection and post it next to the term.

The more students interact with vocabulary, the better their comprehension, and word walls make that happen!

#socialstudies #history #teachers #wordwall

Have you ever tried Doodle Notes™ with your studen

Have you ever tried Doodle Notes™ with your students?

Doodle Notes™ are more than just cute notes. They’re a powerful way to help students actually engage with Social Studies content!

Instead of passively listening to lectures, students:
🖍️ interact with information visually
🧠 make meaningful connections
📚 organize ideas more effectively
💬 participate more actively in learning

Doodle Notes™ are incorporated into many of my resources, which you can explore at socialstudiessuccess.com.

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5:00 am alarms, lesson books, business casual, and

5:00 am alarms, lesson books, business casual, and fluorescent lights, step aside.

It’s time for sleeping in, novels, flip flops, and sunshine. ☀️

#teacherlife #teachers #summer

Are you looking for a fun and interactive way to r

Are you looking for a fun and interactive way to review geographic terms at the beginning of the year with your students?

Comment GEOTERMS for the link to my Geography Terms Review Activity!

Students are placed into groups of three and given a set of matching cards. They must work together to match the vocabulary term, picture, and definition of important geographic vocabulary terms. Once students have completed the matching cards, they move on to the Vocabulary Chart where they fill in the blanks with the correct definition for each term.

To make the lesson even more engaging, students are given different Geographic Application maps to identify and label geographic terms independently before sharing with their group. This lesson plan is a great way to review geography concepts with your students in a fun and interactive way.

#socialstudies #teachers #geography

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