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U.S. Foreign Involvement, Domino Theory and Vietnam War | Daily Lesson
“U.S. Foreign Involvement, Domino Theory, and Vietnam War | Daily Lesson” delves into the reasons behind U.S. intervention in foreign conflicts, particularly the Vietnam War, and its connection to the Domino Theory. This lesson explores…
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Committee of Five Escape Room: Declaration of Independence Activity | Print and Play | Grades K-12
Your students are Jefferson’s assistants, and the documents are completely mixed up. This print-and-play escape room takes grades 3-12 through five sequential puzzles covering the Committee of Five, Jefferson’s drafting process, Franklin’s famous edit, the…
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Declaration of Independence | Historical Background and Copy Work
Bring history to life and help your students truly master the founding document of the United States! 🦅 Declaration of Independence | Historical Background and Copy Work is a comprehensive, multi-dimensional resource designed to take…
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Early American History Curriculum | Full-Year Course (1400–1877) | Grades 3–5
Bring history to life with this 163-page literature-rich, hands-on Early American History Curriculum, designed for grades 3–5! Students journey from the time of the Native Peoples of North America through exploration, colonization, revolution, westward expansion, and the Civil War, discovering the…
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U.S. Trade Policies and Free Enterprise Dynamics | Daily Lesson | U.S. History
Explore the intricate relationship between U.S. international trade policies and the free enterprise system with U.S. Trade Policies and Free Enterprise Dynamics . This daily lesson delves into significant events and agreements, including the OPEC…
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The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figg: Cross-Curricular Novel Study
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Presidents Flip Books | Washington and Lincoln
Students will love this creative project. This cross-curricular, Language Arts & Social Studies resource will give students templates to create two U.S. President flip books – one for George Washington and one for Abraham Lincoln.…
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NO-PREP Comprehensive Full Unit Study on Understanding the U.S. Presidential Election
This NO-PREP comprehensive full unit study on Understanding the U.S. Presidential Election for upper middle and high school students. This resource includes a detailed reading passage and Q&A, lesson plan, scope & sequence, pacing guide,…
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Role of the U.S. Dollar in the Global Market | Daily Lesson
This daily lesson examines the current role of the U.S. dollar in international trade and its evolution since departing from the gold standard in 1971. Designed for middle and high school students, the lesson explores…
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Lost on Katahdin: Novel Study Survival Escape Room + Lost on a Mountain in Maine
Transform “Lost on a Mountain in Maine” into an unforgettable survival adventure! This print-and-play escape room combines literature comprehension with real wilderness survival skills through 7 engaging challenges. Perfect for ages 8-14, homeschool families, classrooms,…
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Martin Luther King, Jr Memory – Matching Game
This MLK (Martin Luther King, Jr.) themed resource is a fun concentration / memory / matching card game. Students will love playing!
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Spies of the Revolutionary War Writing Unit and Lapbook
American Revolutionary War History is rich with stories of bravery and sacrifice by men and women who loved freedom. This is a six-lesson curriculum developing creative writing skills and enhancing history education. There is an…
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Democratic Participation, National Identity, Patriotism & Civic Responsibility
Explore the journey toward political equality in the United States with this comprehensive daily lesson. Analyze key constitutional amendments, including the 19th, 24th, and 26th, and significant congressional acts like the American Indian Citizenship Act…
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American Myth Investigators: America’s Original Tall Tales Investigate the Washington & Betsy Ross Myths | Grades 3–12
2 case files. 1 simplified role. Grades 3–12. Investigate the George Washington and Betsy Ross myths and discover why some of America’s original tall tales started with the colonies and the founders.
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Martin Luther King, Jr Research Unit
Martin Luther King, Jr. research unit has been designed to give students valuable information while tasking them to research and report.
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Contributions of the American Expeditionary Forces and Battle of Argonne Forest
“Contributions of the American Expeditionary Forces and Battle of Argonne Forest” explores the significant role played by the AEF, led by General John J. Pershing, during World War I. This lesson focuses on the AEF’s…