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U.S. History handout images
Native American Regions Map
This map can be printed and made into a poster or a handout, or simply incorporated into a powerpoint! It identifies the main regions of Native American groups in the United States and gives a broad overview of each. The descriptions are not comprehensive, however they do share the most common types of homes and food for each region, as well as a related picture. This can give students a reminder of each group and allow for easy comparison of regions!
Grades:
4th - 8th
Empresarios & Moses Austin Doodle Notes
Do your students love doodle notes, sketch notes and visual note taking? Mine sure do! Unfortunately there aren't many resources like that out there for Texas History! THAT is where I come in! I used this handout (doodle notes) as an in class activity paired with a lecture/powerpoint to learn about the Empresarios & Moses Austin. TEKS: 7.2 E & 7.2 F
Grades:
4th - 7th
US President Pictures
A document that has a picture of each US President (Washington through Obama). These are public domain pictures, but I have gathered all of the pictures for you to use as is or customize your own project with. You can use just the pictures or as a way to get students to write down important details about each president (like their years in office, political party, their vice president, etc.) and create a short list of presidential facts.
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Grades:
4th - 10th
Martin Luther King, Jr. Coloring Page
Great activity to get familiar with this quote and l activity for Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
Grades:
1st - 7th
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Also included in: Black History Coloring Page Bundle
United States Map
United States Map.
FYI - For some reason the bottom is cut off a little.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
US Regents Breakdown (English, Spanish, French)
US regents breakdown with explanations of part 1, part 2 with question prompts, and part 3 with Civic Literacy Essay writing outline. Can be used as a poster, regents review, or addition to an assignment.
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
2016 Electoral College Map: Constitution Day
This is a JPEG of the 2016 Electoral College Map.
The map can be used with these questions:
Electoral College Map Questions
Grades:
5th - 12th
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High School Cadet Corp Training After WW I
The history of High School Cadet training is a long one going back before World War I. If, like me, you participated in Cadets at your school, you will know that the learning process was real and included many school activities ranging from weapon firing to marching in local events. In some places summer camps provided in-depth training where you learned how to light fires in the wilderness, how to signal, how to build bridges and much more.My original drawings provided here cover several activi
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
"America: The Story of US" Video Guide: Rebels and Revolution
History's "America: The Story of Us" is a great addition to any US History classroom. I show episodes for each unit we are studying in my 7th grade classroom. These video guides allow students to watch the video but also pay attention to details as they fill in the blank questions. These guides also serve well as a review for assessments at the end of the unit.This resource includes:Video Guide QuestionsAnswer Key
Grades:
6th - 9th
Political Development Choice board
Political Development in Early republic -Launching new Government -Washington as President -The Whiskey Rebellion-The French Revolution-Washington's Farewell address-Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist Party (Personal background, View of Human Nature, best form of Government, ideal economy, relations with British and France)-Thomas Jefferson and the Republican Party (Personal background, View of Human Nature, best form of Government, ideal economy, relations with British and France)-The Presid
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7th - 12th
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17 American Landmarks Important Buildings of the US. Clip art for coloring
A zip file containing 17 clip art images of important and historical United States buildings, statues, and construction projects that help symbolize our nation. Students can color these images in whatever way they want; to show how they see them as representing the US. The 17 images are labeled either portrait or landscape for easy printing. I sometimes have the students all color the same picture. It is interesting to see how different kids will have a different take on what the images represe
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Not Grade Specific
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Bill of Rights - Simplified
An easy-to-read version of the Bill of Rights for students!
Grades:
4th - 5th
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World War One Vocabulary Slideshow and Fill-In Packet
This bundle includes a vocabulary fill-in packet for the students and a slideshow to go with it.There are 39 different vocabulary terms relating to the entirety of WW1. The slideshow is meant to be used throughout your unit, so the students can fill out their packet when you get to a certain term or event in your teachings.
Grades:
7th - 11th
Cold War Infographic Image
Simple Cold War Infographic downloaded as a .jpg! Can be made into a bookmark for students, or turned into a larger poster. Goes over the who and why, as well as talks about the policy of containment. Provides brief information on the Arms and Space Race in addition to proxy wars.
Grades:
6th - 12th
AP Students | Lifeline Pass for Stressed Students & Parents
The lifeline pass is the perfect way to solve backlash about workload from students and parents in Advanced Placement courses. Teens are now the most stressed out age group in the United States and AP courses are very intense. In order to help my students with the intensity I offer one lifeline pass per quarter. The students can use the lifeline pass to extend the period to turn something in by 48 hours, without a late penalty. The pass can not be used on a summative assessment like a project. I
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Kentucky State Symbols & Fact Page Coloring Sheet
You will receive one 8.5x11 sheet that includes Kentucky State symbols, facts, important places and people. The page includes Ky map with Kentucky capitol and major city locations, the state moto, state bird, flower, tree and insect, important figures, Abraham Lincoln and Muhammad Ali, Daniel Boone, important events, culture, and resources. All images are grayscale or black and white, so it can be colored. This is a great reference sheet that includes all the important state info on one 8.5x11 s
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Important Documents of the Texas Revolution Doodle notes
TEKS 7.3 C (and 7.3 D) Covers the major documents of the Texas Revolution! Answer key attached in preview!
Grades:
4th - 7th
Timeline of American Events- Reference Sheet for Upper Elementary-High School
This one-page timeline includes a wide range of important events in American history. It will help students have an overview of these events and when they occurred. This timeline can be used as a poster. But, I recommend printing one copy per student, so they can use it as a reference sheet throughout the school year.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Radio Theater-Drama or Art Lesson
This lesson has an article for the class to read and instructions so that it can be used for either art or drama classrooms. This very engaging lesson is based on radio theater and the Orson Welles radio play, War of the Worlds, broadcast in 1938. I am including teachers instruction on how to use the lesson idea. I am also including the clip art that I used on the article page as a bonus.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Reconstruction Timeline Handout
A fun and easy to use timeline for Reconstruction that will help your students contextualize the time period from beginning to end. I love to use it as a visual scaffold to help them write about the time period, as a way to introduce the unit and for help with the NYS U.S. History Regents exam. For some students tables I keep it in their table caddies for reference throughout the unit, as some students tend to see the trees and not the forest. This timeline emphasizes Reconstruction for freedmen
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Progressive Era Presidents Worksheet
This activity has students access each of the Progressive Era Presidents (Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson) on what they accomplished during their time as President of the United States. Students will research background information, the problems each President cared about, and what they did to fix the issues. This is an excellent inclusion in a Progressivism chapter or unit!
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Think Pair Share Worksheet for Mesoamerican Intro
This is a worksheet you can use during Think Pair Shares. This one is set up for a lesson on Mesoamerican culture. It gives them a space to write their thoughts, the thoughts of their partner, and the thoughts they heard from presenters.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Also included in: Introduction to Native American Cultures
U.S. History Part 1 Poster
Use this poster as an easy door or classroom decoration for your history classroom.
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: U.S. History Posters Bundle
The Bill of Rights Anchor Chart
Have you ever found it difficult to teach the Bill of Rights in a way middle schoolers will understand? Are all the old posters kinda boring? Middle school students are never too old for an Anchor Chart!! Then this is your solution! Using this bright, colorful, and easy to interpret Bill of Rights Anchor Chart, your students will be able to learn the Bill of Rights in a way that speaks to them. Just download, print, and go! Or, use it as a poster in the classroom. Here's what you'll get:A
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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