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0 TEXAS HISTORY 7th GRADE LESSONS

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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
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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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For the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the 9/11 Day Stu

For the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the 9/11 Day Student Service Leaders Program invites rising seniors to design and lead their own service project in their school or community.

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Bring a results-driven professional development workshop to your school or district!

My expertise in Social Studies professional development has been honed by over 30 years of working with teachers across the United States.

The sessions I offer are all intentionally designed to solve a problem. Browse my full list of courses at socialstudiessuccess.com or contact me to discuss a custom workshop.

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Your students aren’t just doodling. They’re learni

Your students aren’t just doodling. They’re learning!

Doodle Notes™ are built on the science of dual coding: when students process information visually and verbally at the same time, they retain more, connect more, and engage more deeply.
Instead of passively copying notes, they’re:
☑️ Interacting with content visually
☑️ Making meaningful connections
☑️ Organizing ideas in a way that actually sticks
☑️ Showing up more actively in discussion

Doodle Notes™ are woven into many of my Social Studies resources. Explore them at socialstudiessuccess.com/shop!

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Visual Summaries support Social Studies skills. #s

Visual Summaries support Social Studies skills. #socialstudies #texasteachers #history

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Implementing the ISN Tips

Everything you need to teach Texas History vocabul

Everything you need to teach Texas History vocabulary all year long in one bundle!

This Texas History Vocabulary and Era Bundle includes your Word Wall terms for the entire year, Era Images for key events, and a Vocabulary Strategies Manual to support your instruction every step of the way.

When students see vocabulary on the walls every day, interact with it, and connect it to images, they actually learn it. That’s a great use of your wall space!

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The most ambitious technology we’ve ever pointed a

The most ambitious technology we’ve ever pointed at a classroom is about to be the most persuasive, most authoritative, and most autonomous one yet.

It’s especially important for Social Studies teachers to hold firm to what we know: AI is a tool, not a teacher.

How do you feel about using AI in the classroom?

I’d love to hear in the comments. Or comment AIHISTORY to read more thoughts in my full blog post.

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Bring the world into your classroom! 🌎 Transform

Bring the world into your classroom! 🌎

Transform your walls into an interactive journey across every region of the globe with this Geography and World Cultures Image Wall and Word Wall Bundle.

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With 10+ curated images per region and 200+ vocabulary terms, your students will be surrounded by culture, architecture, religion, geography, and more all year long.

Covers Europe, Africa, South Asia, East Asia, Latin America, the Pacific Realm, and beyond.

Perfect for 6th–9th grade Social Studies and World Cultures classes.

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Our Texas Government Structure and Function of Tex

Our Texas Government Structure and Function of Texas Government Activity has been updated!

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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!

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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?

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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.

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