American history lessons
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Welcome! I'm starting a series on how we are working on perfecting our paragraphs in writing. I hope you enjoy it! Fonts by Kimberly Geswin, Frame by Lovin' Lit, Clipart by Melonheadz Illustrating One
US President Unit Study with Free Printable All United States of America Presidents included! Includes BOTH color and black and white worksheets. UPDATE: Joseph Biden has been added. ALSO: Now includes two versions of digital slides. These are great for distance learning or just to save on printing. Worksheets for each president has space for: […]
Stephanie Moran saved to Teachy Teachy
I lived outside of the United States now twice in my life. The more I leave, the more I appreciate America. I am glad to teach my children all I can about
Teddie saved to Social Studies
Check out this blog post for how we play Jenga to review in our US History class. Students love it! #reviewgames #activehistoryteacher
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This year I was determined to teach American History. But, I couldn\'t find one I liked. So I created my own early American History curriculum.
One of my goals this year is to make going out of the house more a part of our homeschooling. Taking all three of my kids somewhere has always been a struggle for me. I never seem to get all my ducks in a row so that I feel freed up to leave the house. You know: lunches packed, dinner in the crockpot, house clean, schoolwork prepped and organized... This is a list that rarely gets completed!
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The perfect study tool for students in a World History course or for any history buff's collection. A timeline covering the utmost critical points, events, figures, cultural migrations and destructions that led to the formation of the world of today. Part 1 of a series, this guide covers the earliest humans through establishing links of a globalized world.
Augustin Prabhu saved to World history
Using pocasts in the US History Classroom is a great way to extend learning and add a new voice to your classroom!
Jennifer Arthur saved to 8th Grade Social Studies
Bring the joy back to learning with this FREE History Curriculum Series! If you (or your kids) think history is boring, think again! This is the
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