One hundred years ago, in 1918, the greatest conflict the world had ever seen up to that time achieved an armistice. This year, on 11/11/18, we will celebrate the 100 year end of the Great War. This unit you teach is vital for students to understand the global structure of the world and the events that
Fun Halloween History Stuff
What are some fun things you do in your history class around Halloween? For instance, some teachers carve pumpkins to look like history figures or American icons. Others encourage students to dress up like people in history. What about you? Share your unique way to celebrate Halloween while teaching history on our facebook page! Search
First Day With Students / Free Resource!
Whenever you start a school year, the first day is so important! Based on your district’s calendar, you will get to spend an entire semester or an entire school year with your students. We asked our ushistoryteachers.com facebook community to explain some strategies they use for the first day. Here is a sample of what
Free Bell Ringer for the Boston Massacre
Hey guys! With the start of school right around the corner, I thought I would take some time to discuss the importance of utilizing a good bell ringer for your US History classes. Some teachers call them bell ringers, warm ups, hooks, and other titles. Each of these titles refers to your strategy to get
Free Kahoot Quizzes Coming Soon!
Hey fellow U.S. History Teachers! We are designing FREE Kahoot quizzes for ALL of our U.S. History Lessons for the upcoming school year! Stay tuned for how you can use them in August. Check out the Kahoot website, to learn more about this great way to include technology in your classroom. https://kahoot.com/ Set up a
Full Year of US History Lesson Plans
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Civil War Lesson Plans
What’s up fellow history teachers. I’m teaching the civil war this week. I thought I’d share some of my favorite Civil War worksheets and Civil War activities. At the end I’ll also tell you how you can get a copy of my civil war test. I love the civil war, it’s one of my favorite
President Barack Obama Lesson Plan
Today’s Free Video This video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNYmK19-d0U Download the lesson plan for this content below! What is inside this lesson plan? US History Lesson Plans Include 1) Bell ringer / opening activity 2) PowerPoint presentation 3) Guided notes worksheet for PowerPoint presentation 4) Bonus worksheet (vocabulary, crosswords, word search, etc.) 5)
George W Bush Lesson Plan
Today’s Free Video This video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izYnKzpbFVU Download the lesson plan for this content below! What content does this lesson plan cover? Content Reading Guide: The Presidency of George W. Bush In 2000, Bill Clinton’s Vice-President, Al Gore, ran against a Republican, George W. Bush. In a stunning turn of
Bill Clinton and Technology
Today’s Free Video This video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFF0oQySsh4 Download the lesson plan for this content below! What content does this lesson plan cover? Content Reading Guide: The Presidency of Bill Clinton: Technological Advancement in the 1990s & Clinton’s Impeachment The early to mid-1900s was an era of advancement for technology. The
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