Lessons
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- Unit Plan Cover Page Template
- 1902 Coal Strike Reading
- 9.1 Foldable
- 9.1 Notes – 2013
- 9.2 Notes
- 9.2 – Notes Powerpoint
- 9.3 Pair Notes
- Ch. 9 Presidential Bios
- Chapter 9, Section 4 BLANK
- Chapter 9, Section 4
- Chapter 9.5 Note Questions
- Chapter 9.5 Note Question Key
- Iron Jawed Angels Packet Questions
- Progressive Era Leader Facebook Project
- Progressive Note Sheet-Safari Montage
- The Jungle by Upton Sinclair-Questions
- The Jungle Reading Excerpt
- The Jungle-Study Sync Assign.
- Woman’s Suffrage History Lab Individual Sheet
- Woman’s Suffrage History Lab Powerpoint
- US–Chapter 9 Study Guide
- US–Chapter 9 TEST
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- TMC WWI Lesson Plan
- WWI Unit Lesson Plan
- WWI Reading and Worksheet
- WWI Theaters Map
- Impact of WWI
- Propaganda
- Poster Analysis Worksheet
- 1918 Flu Epidemic Worksheet
- NC Flu-1
- Flu Article Part 1
- Flu Article Part 2
- Flu Article Part 3
- Flu Article Part 4
- Looking at Our Options
- Wilson’s Address
- Cornell Format
- Edit Letter
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- Lesson Plan Template Assignment 2 World War I
- Main Causes WWI
- WWI Foldable
- World War I Foldable Assignment
- US – Chapter 11 Guided Reading
- Predict Pre-Reading Strategy
- Chapter 11 Reading Strategies
- Harlem Hellfighters Background Reading
- Hellfighters Photos
- Map Europe 1914
- Chapter 11 Section 1 Foldable
- Chapter 11 Student Notes
- Before and After Map
- WWI Graphic Organizer
- WWI Lab Documents
- WWI Lab
- View From the Western Front Rubric
- View From the Western Front
- WWI Why it Still Matters
- World War I Review Video
- WWI Quiz
- World War I Notes Quiz Key
- Ch 11 Test
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- Lesson Plan Template
- Unit Plan
- 1.1 Declaration
- 1.2 Declaration Powerpoint
- 1.3 Declaration
- 1.4 Declaration
- 1.5 Articles
- 1.6 Articles Notes
- 1.7 Can the Articles___
- 1.8 The Constitutional Convention Name
- 1.9 VA Plan
- 1.10 VA and NJ Chart
- 1.11 NJ Plan
- 1.12 1790 Census Data
- 1.13 Three Fifths Compromise
- 1.14 Compromise
- 1.15 Fed v Anti Fed
- 1.16 Federalists vs
- 1.17 Quiz
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- Lesson Plan Template
- 1912 Cartoon Analysis
- Camella Teoli American Stories Video
- Ch.9 Foldable
- Chapter 9 Foldable PDF
- Ch.9 Student Notes (Blank)
- Ch.9 Guided Reading Full Chapter
- Ch.9 Review Sheet
- Ch.9 Student Notes Powerpoint
- Women’s Suffrage History Lab-Articles
- Ch.9 Test–Answer Key
- Flesh and Blood So Cheap Rubric
- Flesh and Blood So Cheap
- Ladd Women’s Suffrage Lab
- Modern Day Muckrakers project
- Predict pre-reading strategy
- Progressive Images
- Section 1 reading strategies worksheet
- Sections 4 and 5 reading strategy worksheet
- Simple 4 flap foldable
- Simple Chapter 9 Foldable
- The Jungle Rubric
- The Progressive Movement Video Guide
- Triangle Factory Fire Documents
- Triangle Factory Fire Lab Sheet
- Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Powerpoint
- US–Chapter 9 Guided Reading
- US–Chapter 9 TEST
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- Unit Plan Template
- US–Chapter 9 SG
- US–Chapter 9 TEST
- Woman’s Suffrage History Lab individual sheet
- Woman’s Suffrage History Lab Powerpoint
- 9.1 Foldable Powerpoint
- 9.1 Notes Powerpoint
- 9.2 Notes
- 9.2 Notes Powerpoint
- 9.3 Pair Notes
- Ch.9 Presidential Bios Powerpoint
- Chapter 9 Test–Answer Key
- 9.4 Powerpoint
- 9.4 Powerpoint (Blank)
- 9.5 Note Questions
- 9.5 Note Question Key
- Iron Jawed Angels Packet questions
- Progressive Era Leader Facebook Project
- Progressive Note Sheet-Safari Montage
- The 1902 Coal Strike Reading
- The Jungle By Upton Sinclair Questions
- The Jungle Reading Excerpt
- The Jungle-Study Sync assign.
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- Lesson Plan Template
- Civil Rights Lesson Plan
- There’s always a catch
- Voting Rights Act Webquest-2
- 4 corner questions
- 13, 14, 15 amendments
- 1955 Morrow to Adams
- Morrows to Adams Letter
- Civil Rights Act (1964)
- Civil Rights Act Powerpoint
- Civil Rights Benchmark Test
- Civil Rights Jeopardy Powerpoint
- Civil Rights Leaders Powerpoint
- Commission on Civil Rights Pamphlet
- Jackie Robinson to DDE
- DDE letter response to Robinson
- DDE to McGill Letter
- Final RNC letter
- Instructor Packet
- Student Packet
- Name that Amendment! Powerpoint
- Presentation Rubric
- Reading about Civil Rights Movement – Attempts at Integratio
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This lesson will serve as an introduction to the Bill of Rights for students to develop a clearer understanding of each amendment through analysis.
This lesson will serve as an introduction to the Bill of Rights for students to develop a clearer understanding of each amendment through analysis.
Students will gain understanding of how species depend on one another and on the environment for survival. They will know that all organisms (including humans) cause changes in the environment where they live;some of these changes are detrimental to themselves or other organisms and others are beneficial.
The lesson will cover a variety of important symbols which represent the values of citizens as members of the United States.
This lesson plan addresses the following standards from the National Council for the Social Studies: – Culture – Time, Continuity and Change – People, Places and Environments – Individual Development and Identity – Civic Ideals and Practices
This lesson plan addresses the following standards from the National Council for the Social Studies: – Individuals, Groups, and Institutions – Power, Authority, and Governance – Global Connections
This lesson plan may be used to address academic standards such as the causes and global consequences of World War II, the Holocaust and its impact on Jewish culture and European society, and more.
This lesson plan addresses the following national standards: – Understands the major characteristics of civilization and the development of civilizations in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Indus Valley. – Understands the physical and human characteristics of place – Culture – Time, Continuity, and Change – People, Places, and Environments
This unit will examine the formation of a governing document for the United States of America between 1777 and 1791, the years during and immediately following its war for independence from Britain.
This unit will introduce the students to how America came from a group of thirteen colonies to a unified nation with a strong sense of liberty and freedom.
This unit will introduce the Constitution of the United States as a study of the document in light of representing freedoms for Americans.
The unit on the Early Republic will deal with events leading up to the American Revolution, to the creation of the US Constitution through the expansion of Republicanism at end of the 18th century.
This unit plan focuses on evolving ideas of freedom, particularly emphasizing a study of exclusion within societies spanning a period from the last ice-age through the Renaissance, and the American Revolutionary War, and ending with post American Civil War Reconstruction..
This unit is focused on the colonies in the time period between 1763 and 1776 and will consider the climate of the colonies after the French and Indian War.