Engage your students right when they walk in the door with questions that prompt them to analyze quotes from notable people in ancient history! This resource includes a 40 page PowerPoint (non-editable) containing 40 quotes from notable people in ancient history, a writing prompt on each page and two versions of a response sheet that students can use when answering the prompts. A version for Google Slides is included as well. (Included are the bell ringers on Google Slides and a full page response sheet for students) Weekly Writing Prompt: What does this quote mean? Do you agree or disagree? How does this quote relate to an event in history or in your own life? This resource is designed to be used once a week in your classroom. There are 40 slides – enough for each week of the school year! Quotes from Notable People from the Following Regions Included: 1. Mesopotamia 2. Ancient Egypt 3. Ancient Israel 4. Ancient Greece 5. Ancient Rome 6. Ancient China 7. Ancient India 8. Eastern Europe Take a peek at the preview for a better look at what is included in this resource. You might also find these resources useful in your classroom: 1. Ancient History Map Skills Bell Ringers 2. Ancient History Vocabulary Bell Ringers 3. Ancient History Quote of the Day Bell Ringers 4. Ancient History Critical Thinking Bell Ringers 5. Growth Mindset Bell Ringers Happy Teaching! :) Let's Connect! The Teacher's Prep Blog The Teacher's Prep on Facebook The Teacher's Prep on Pinterest The Teacher's Prep on Instagram
Get your students thinking like a historian from the get-go with these tips and ideas for your first Social Studies lesson of the year.
Use this list of Social Studies sentence starters to jump start students' thinking as they create constructed responses and extended responses.
As a classroom teacher, you often get hit with that question – usually within the first week of school by a student who “Does Not Want To Be Here”… and truthfully, how do you answer
Teaching students to debate is not just for debate teachers! Attention all 4th-8th grade ELA, social studies, and speech communication teachers! Debate for KIDS & TWEENS is a great way to improve your student's argumentation, organization, writing, research, interpersonal and group communication skills. This file includes the following resources to simplify the complicated world of debate AND to make learning (and arguing) FUN: Page 1 Table of contents Page 2 Notes for the teacher Page 3 Debate vocabulary Pages 4-6 Student “rough” case outline Pages 7-8 Final outline Page 9 25 kid-friendly debate topics Page 10 Debate format & modified format (*Based on the one-on-one Lincoln-Douglas debate format) Page 11 Grading rubric Page 12 Debate format (Handout for students) Page 13 Modified debate format (Handout for students) Page 14 Debate etiquette Page 15 Flow notes (during round) Page 16 Tips for the new debater Make these activities last as long as you'd like-- from a couple of days to a couple of weeks! **Product Update (11/8/18)-- now you can print the pages with or without the heading "Debate for Kids & Tweens." You can print each page with the heading "Debate." *Based on the one-on-one Lincoln-Douglas debate format. Full-length and modified round formats included! BUY THIS IN A BUNDLE! CLICK HERE to see Debate "Around the Room" for Kids & Tweens! Pairs perfectly with this product! Need more debate topics? CLICK HERE! Want to make a debate word wall? CLICK HERE!
This middle school social studies word wall bundle includes all of the vocabulary word wall cards for all grade levels. This is a package deal! Word wall cards are sold separately by grade level. I know there are many teachers out there that teach more than one grade level, so this is perfect for you! This is also perfect for any teacher that would like as many vocabulary words posted as possible! There are 370 vocabulary words in all. Feel free to ask any questions! Here are the links to the 6th, 7th, and 8th Grade Social Studies Word Wall Cards with more details! 6th Grade Social Studies Word Wall Cards 7th Grade Social Studies Word Wall Cards 8th Grade Social Studies Word Wall Cards Getting ready for back to school? Check these out! Back to School Task Cards: Get to Know Your Students! ✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦ Be sure to follow my store for updates on new products and sales. Also, don't forget to leave feedback. You will receive TPT credits that can be used for future purchases! ✔️ Follow my Blog ✔️ Follow me on Facebook ✔️ Follow me on Pinterest ✔️ Follow me on Instagram
This chart contains all of the 6th-8th grade CCSS reading standards for social studies, along with a column to plan out lessons that align to each standard.
Integrating language arts skills into social studies can be tricky. There is already a lot of subject matter to cover without having to teach reading and writing skills as well! If a social studies teacher did not receive much language arts training within his or her certification program, integrating these skills can be even more […]
Make your reading come alive with Google Lit Trips. Your students will love visiting places all over the world that are mentioned in your book.
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When I was young, I LIVED for DBQs! I guess I didn’t really think about it too much at the time, but I loved that there was an answer right there in front of me; I just needed to look closely at a picture. As a VERY visual learner, being able to see history through primary sources […]
This is a FUN and ENGAGING activity to do within your Byzantine Empire unit study! This activity takes students through a detailed Power Point on the icons of the Byzantine Empire. Then, students will have the opportunity to complete an art project on an icon of their choice! There are 10 differe...
Engage your students right when they walk in the door with bell ringers that will support your middle school American History curriculum! This low-prep resource only requires you to choose which bell ringer works best with your curriculum for the day. That's it! Inside this resource, you'll find 200 bell ringers to use throughout the year while you teach about United States history from the Age of Exploration up through the Civil War Era. Along with a PowerPoint version of the slides, the bell ringers are also compatible with Google Slides! There are links to digital versions of the bell ringers included for easy use in your classroom. Each bell ringer set also has a full page response sheet in Google Slides for students. What's Included: ⭐200 Bell Ringers for the Whole Year - These PowerPoint bell ringers will cover you every day of the school year. Pick and choose which one matches with your curriculum for the day. The bell ringers promote critical and creative thinking skills, vocabulary skills, historical thinking skills and positive growth mindset skills. Each of the five bell ringer sets includes 40 slides for a total of 200 options! ⭐Student Response Sheets - Printable student response sheets are included in two versions - as a whole page and in half-page formats - for each of the five bell ringer sets. A digital response sheet on Google Slides is also included so you can choose what is best for your classroom needs! ⭐A Variety of Ancient History Topics - The bell ringers cover the following content areas in your American History curriculum: 1. Exploring the New World 2. Colonial America 3. Causes of the Revolutionary War 4. The Revolutionary War 5. The Constitution 6. The Federalist Era 7. The Jefferson and Madison Eras 8. Westward Expansion 9. The Jackson Era 10. The Industrial Revolution 11. Causes of the Civil War 12. The Civil War Looking for more details about each set? Keep reading! 1. American History Critical Thinking Bell Ringers This resource includes a 40 page PowerPoint (non-editable) containing a unique writing prompt on each page that encourages students to use critical thinking skills and previously learned knowledge about American history to craft a response. There are also two versions of a response sheet that students can use when answering the prompts. A link to the slides in Google Drive is included. Please Note: Each unique critical thinking prompt requires students to have knowledge of early American history. These questions are designed to support your curriculum content. This resource is designed to be used once a week in your classroom. There are 40 slides – enough for each week of the school year! 2. American History Vocabulary Bell Ringers This resource includes a 40 page PowerPoint (non-editable) containing one vocabulary term and definition pertaining to U.S. history on each slide. There are also two versions of a response sheet that students can use during their vocabulary practice. A version for Google Slides is included as well, for the vocabulary slides. This resource is designed to be used once a week in your classroom. There are 40 slides – enough for each week of the school year! 3. American History Quote of the Day Bell Ringers This resource includes a 40 page PowerPoint (non-editable) containing 40 quotes from notable people in American history, a writing prompt on each page and two versions of a response sheet that students can use when answering the prompts. A version for Google Slides is included as well, for the slides - not writing prompts at this time. Weekly Writing Prompt: What does this quote mean? Do you agree or disagree? How does this quote relate to an event in history or in your own life? This resource is designed to be used once a week in your classroom. There are 40 slides – enough for each week of the school year! 4. American History Historical Thinking Bell Ringers This resource includes a 40 page PowerPoint (non-editable) containing questions related to maps, document excerpts, historic images and mini biographies. There are two versions of a response sheet that students can use when answering the prompts and an answer key for the teacher. A version for Google Slides is included as well, for the slides. This resource is designed to be used once a week in your classroom. There are 40 slides – enough for each week of the school year! All historic documents and images used are Public Domain. 5. Growth Mindset Bell Ringers This resource includes a 40 page PowerPoint (non-editable) containing one writing prompt pertaining to growth mindset, goal-setting and/or positive thinking per slide. There are also two versions of a response sheet that students can use when writing their thoughts to the prompt from the bell ringer. A version for Google Slides is included as well. What other people are saying about this resource: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"Great Warm Ups for my class. Led to a lot of great discussions." - Marley S. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"These are a great opener to Social Studies Lessons, I let my small groups read and discuss the prompts aloud." - Nicole S. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"I love the variety of questions. Some that are just fun, some that make the students really think, some that leave them with helpful information. Well worth the money!" - Elizabeth R. Are you still not sure if these bell ringers are a right fit for your classroom? Check out the FREE Introduction to Social Studies Bell Ringers resource! They are perfect for the first unit of the school year. Please click on the preview to see examples of the five bell ringer sets and student response sheets. If you have any questions, please leave a question in the Q & A section of my store or send me an email at [email protected]. :) Happy Teaching! :) Let's Connect! 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Add some depth and complexity to your social studies lessons with this critical thinking choice board. Students must create complete three activities, completing a tic-tac-toe and passing through the center. If you print these at 90%, students can cut them out and glue them into their notebooks. I print the choice boards out on colored yardstick and laminate them for use at centers. I then run off a handful of each of the choices for students to choose from. For more choice boards, visit my store at: Choice Boards for Critical Thinking Blessings, The Curious Apple
A two page set of Social Studies assignment sheets that can be used for ANY chapter of any Social Studies textbook! I copy these onto 11 x 17 paper, so they are like a placemat. Students complete one or two per week as we read the text. The groups then meet to share and then I collect them. This...
Neutral Boho (Earthy Hearts) Elementary and Middle School Syllabus Handout is a comprehensive and customizable resource designed to introduce 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th-grade ELA, Math, Science or Social Studies course information to students. This product includes a well-structured course syllabus, a syllabus contract, and an exemplar example to guide educators in presenting essential course details to their students. Empower Educators with Customization: All slides in this handout are fully editable, granting teachers the flexibility to tailor the content to suit their specific classroom requirements. With easy-to-follow instructions on how to edit, creating a personalized syllabus becomes a seamless process. A Complete Overview of the Course: Utilize this editable template to share vital information about the math course, covering crucial aspects such as course requirements, classroom behavior expectations, attendance policy, grading information, grading scale, contact details, units of study, and much more. The comprehensive syllabus ensures that students have a clear understanding of what to expect throughout the academic year. Perfect for Elementary and Middle School Educators: Whether you teach 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th-grade ELA, Math, Science or Social Studies, this syllabus handout is a valuable asset for creating a positive and informed learning environment in your classroom. It aids in setting expectations and fostering effective communication between teachers, students, and parents. Engage Students from the Start: By sharing this informative and visually appealing syllabus with your students, you establish a sense of structure and purpose for the course right from the beginning. The syllabus contract emphasizes accountability, encouraging students to take ownership of their learning journey. Enhance Classroom Communication: The Neutral Boho Elementary and Middle School Syllabus Handout provides a foundation for open communication with students and their families. It serves as a point of reference throughout the academic year, ensuring everyone stays on the same page and actively participates in the learning process. Seize the Opportunity: With this well-crafted and editable syllabus handout, Elementary and Middle School ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies teachers have a valuable tool to engage their students and create a positive, organized, and successful learning environment from day one. Interested in other Neutral Boho Back to School Items? Check out my other products! Neutral Boho "Meet the Teacher" Editable on Google Slides Daily Google Slides Templates - Welcome, Lesson, and Planning - Neutral Boho Editable Desk Plates for Student Name Tags - Neutral Boho - Earthy Hearts Lunch Count Choice and Attendance Board with Student Name/Number Tags - Editable Neutral Boho ASL Sign Language Posters for Classroom Management - Earthy Hearts Empowering Earthy Boho Inspirational Poster Set | Back-to-School Motivation Interested in other Back to School Items? Check out my other products! Morning Welcome Google Slides Template | Modern Polka Dot Theme (FREEBIE!) All About Me! | Back to School | Personalized Coloring Sheets Science "Meet the Teacher" Editable on Google Slides CHAMPS Posters - Science Theme (Bulletin Board Set) U.S. History and Government Syllabus Editable on Google Slides Patriotic "Meet the Teacher" Editable on Google Slides Patriotic "All About Me" Editable on Google Slides Substitute Binder Boho Rainbow | EDITABLE | Google Slides BOHO RAINBOW "Meet the Teacher" Editable on Google Slides Boho Rainbow Classroom Routines and Procedures Presentation | 100% EDITABLE Boho Rainbow Alphabet Animal Posters CHAMPS Posters - BOHO RAINBOW (Bulletin Board Set) BOHO RAINBOW "All About Me" Editable on Google Slides Welcome to 1st-6th Grade Poster Set - BOHO RAINBOW Middle School Math "Meet the Teacher" Editable on Google Slides Middle School Math Substitute Binder | EDITABLE | Google Slides Math About Me! Digital Activities for the Beginning of the Year 6th Grade Math Substitute Bundle | Emergency Sub Plans and Binder 6th Grade Math Common Core Standards Posters for Bulletin Board & Classroom Use 6th Grade Math Seasonal Ratio and Proportions Digital Activities Bundle Thank you for your support and I hope you (and your students!) enjoy this resource. Please leave feedback to earn TPT credits that can be used towards future purchases. Don’t forget to follow me on TPT to be notified when new resources are added! If you have any questions or concerns, please email me at [email protected].
Students will create a Help Wanted Advertisement to find qualified people to move from England to Jamestown Colony. This activity helps social studies come alive for students. It also helps students develop the skill of using evidence in their writing, along with incorporating their creative touches. Included in the Resource: ✓ An introduction ✓ An explanation of requirements ✓ A list of leaders of Jamestown Colony ✓ Rubric Related Resources: The Mayflower Compact: Primary Source Activity The Mayflower Compact & Plymouth Colony: Create a Newspaper Create a Board Game About the Colonies Student Talk Show: Founders of the Colonies 13 Colonies Unit: 8 Engaging Activities and Projects
Hello again friends! This year, I am piloting personalized learning in my new school! I have been very excited about learning ways to help my students work on becoming more independent and taking charge of their own learning. The journey to embracing personalized learning has been full of twists and turns, but I honestly think...Read More »
Are you looking for a fun, creative back to school or first day of school activity? ALL ABOUT ME: SOCIAL STUDIES EDITION is a fantastic way to get to know your social studies students at the beginning of the year! This resource works fabulously with 4th graders - 8th graders, but can also be used at the high school level (big kids love it too...). This activity is not only a wonderful way for you to get to know your students, but for their classmates to get to know them as well! In addition, your students' creativity will shine and you will begin to build your classroom community around social studies with this ice-breaker! This activity can be done in stations (included), independently, and/or in partnerships. ✷ The best part...basically ZERO prep :) ✷ INCLUDED: ♥ Teacher Guide ♥ Student All About Me: Social Studies Edition printout ♥ Student Example ♥ 9 Station Signs A few reasons I LOVE this activity for the first week of school are: ♥ It gets the kids working as partners (and hopefully meeting new kids) ♥ Students are out of their seats, moving around the room. ♥ Students learn about their environment and classroom by finding each of the 8 stations ♥ Students get to know each other in a unique way (...beyond the 2 truths and a lie or "what is your favorite color") ♥ Teachers and paraprofessionals get to know students in a fun, interactive way. ♥ Students are able to showcase their creativity, use colors, and display their individuality. ♥ My #1 reason - This activity builds community! This is a great SEL activity for a social studies classroom or a general education classroom. If you LOVED this resource, check out: All About Me: Math Edition All About Me: Readers Edition All About me: Science Edition All About Me: Geography/Social Studies All About me: BUNDLE - Math, Science, & Reading
This resource has everything you need to teach your middle school students about the Iroquois Confederacy and the Iroquois Constitution (The Great Binding Law). At the end of this unit, your students will have an in-depth understanding of the structure, powers, responsibilities and significance of the government. After reading the two-page primary source, students will complete a true/false reading guide. Then, students will complete engaging activities that allow them to process the newly acquired information in a creative way. Included in the Resource: ✓ The Great Binding Law Primary Source ✓ True/False reading guide, as well as additional historical information ✓ Four processing activities in which students will have the opportunity to create a website, design a billboard, write a postcard and make an award for the Iroquois Confederacy. ✓ Rubric Related Resources: Create a Real Estate Ad or Commercial for a British Colony Georgia Colony: Create a Scrapbook for James Oglethorpe Massachusetts Bay Colony Project: Create Emails for John Winthrop Jamestown Colony: Create an Informational Booklet The Mayflower Compact: Primary Source Activity
Explore ancient Egypt with kids by solving a FUN, free printable CSI-style case investigating was King Tut Murdered. Fun history activity!
Learn a variety of strategies on how to make history class engaging for students. Check out in this blog post.
13 Colonies Unit with 15 complete lessons, simulations, games, worksheets, activities, and more! Can be used with 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th graders.
Allow students to choose their project to demonstrate their understanding of researched or taught content. I used this assignment for both a 5th grade Native American tribes unit and a 6th grade ancient civilization unit, but it can be applied to any research topic.Students are able to choose a proj...
This Social Studies Word Wall contains 24 words and is available in both a color version and a (mostly) black and white version. These easy-to-read cards will help your students understand key social studies vocabulary words and are ready to print and display in your classroom! Even better, there is an editable Google Slideshow included with all of the words and images, so you can edit the definitions and present the words to your students or post on Google Classroom! All cards include the word itself, the definition, and a historical image or photograph to help your visual learners better understand the word. You can print the cards out one per page or two per page. The cards that are printed one per page will be approximately 8 inches tall and 10 inches wide and the cards that are printed two per page will be approximately 5 inches tall and 8 inches wide (assuming you cut off the white border on the edge of the page). These words are color-coded based upon the discipline of social studies, and include history words, geography words, economics words, and civics words. The 24 words included are: History, Culture, Archaeology, Fossil, Artifact, Primary source, Secondary source, Economy, Scarcity, Profit, Trade, Wealth, Geography, Landforms, Climate, Environment, Region, Resources, Civics, Government, Constitution, Democracy, Republic, Tax Upon completing your purchase, you will click on the green button that says Add to Google Drive. Then, you will be able to find this resource in the TpT Purchases folder of your Google Drive account! If you have any technical issues, reach out to us at [email protected] or contact TPT. This word wall pairs great with our Social Studies Vocabulary Activities for Google Drive! Purchase them together in this bundle to save 20%! If you are looking for other word walls, specifically about Ancient Civilizations, check out our other versions: Ancient Civilizations Word Wall Bundle (7 sets!) Ancient Mesopotamia Word Wall Ancient Egypt Word Wall Ancient India Word Wall Ancient China Word Wall Ancient Greece Word Wall Ancient Rome Word Wall Keywords: social studies word wall, social studies word wall middle school, social studies vocabulary word wall
This Social Studies-themed back-to-school "Meet the Teacher" template bundle is perfect for Back to School Night, Open House, or Registration Day. I've included 8 visually appealing text editable templates and several completed samples in this bundle. I've also included instructions and two freebies...
Engage your students bell to bell with these bell ringer templates specifically designed for your secondary social studies classroom! Why use bell ringers? • They provide a consistent routine as students enter the classroom. • They engage students in content from bell to bell. • They allow students ...
This is a great way to end the year in Social Studies. You can use this template with or without use of computers. It reviews the 7 characteristics of civilization (NGSS Standards) taught in 6th grade Social Studies- in a fun way! Students love to create their own cultures, cities, governments, an...
Over the past few years, I have been incorporating inquiry circles into my classroom through Social Studies and Science. Inquiry circles are a lot like most research projects. I would say the main difference is how they start. NOW AVAILABLE… One Stop Teacher Memberships Our grade-level memberships provide the BIGGEST savings on ALL One […]
Are you looking for a fun, creative back to school or first day of school activity? ALL ABOUT ME: GEOGRAPHY/SOCIAL STUDIES EDITION is a fantastic way to get to know your geography or social studies students at the beginning of the year! This resource works fabulously with 4th graders - 8th graders. This activity is not only a wonderful way for you to get to know your students, but for their classmates to get to know them as well! In addition, your students' creativity will shine and you will begin to build your classroom community around geography & social studies with this ice-breaker! This activity can be done in stations (included), independently, and/or in partnerships. ✷ The best part...basically ZERO prep :) ✷ INCLUDED: ♥ Classroom set-up guide ♥ Student All About Me: Math Edition printout ♥ Student Example ♥ 9 Station Signs A few reasons I LOVE this activity for the first week of school are: ♥ It gets the kids working as partners (and hopefully meeting new kids) ♥ Students are out of their seats, moving around the room. ♥ Students learn about their environment and classroom by finding each of the 9 stations ♥ Students get to know each other in a unique way (...beyond the 2 truths and a lie or "what is your favorite color") ♥ Teachers and paraprofessionals get to know students in a fun, interactive way. ♥ Students are able to showcase their creativity, use colors, and showcase their individuality. ♥ My #1 reason - This activity builds community! This is a great SEL activity for a geography or social studies classroom or a general education classroom. If you LOVED this resource, check out: All About Me: Readers Edition All About me: Science Edition All About me: BUNDLE - Math, Science, & Reading Check out some of my other Math Activities for 5th Grade: Soccer Tournament Math: Geometry Soccer Tournament Math: Decimals Soccer Tournament Math: Measurement (Area, Perimeter, Volume, & Line Plots) Food Truck Math: Smoothie & Treats Edition (Add & Subtract Decimals - 4th & 5th Grade) Food Truck Math: Taco Truck Edition (Add & Subtract fractions, Fraction of a whole number - 5th grade) Food Truck Math: Breakfast Edition (Place Value & Decimals) Food Truck Math: Ice Cream Edition (Area, Perimeter, Volume, Line Plots) FOOD TRUCK MATH BUNDLE - 4 resources!
These latitude and longitude posters are a cute addition to any classroom and will help your students remember the difference between latitude & longitude. And they are FREE!
Update your Social Studies classroom decor cheaply and easily with fun and useful decor. Make your classroom fun and inviting for students.
Engaging Age of Exploration Unit with 10 lesson plans for 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade. Every lesson, worksheet, and activity is planned.
One pagers are simple, powerful tools to help students to process and show their learning in a creative and engaging way.
CNN 10 (CNN Student News) is the best! My social studies students are hooked on CNN 10, formerly CNN Student News! Students see daily current events in a short format that keeps their attention. Current events can be seen for free online. This US or World History class resource is perfect for getting students thinking about current events through a Common Core lens. CNN10 This activity set has FIFTEEN templates and is aligned with Common Core Literacy and Writing standards for ELA, history, and science (NGSS). In addition to receiving printable copies provided in PDF, this lesson was recently converted to GOOGLE 1:1 compatible templates for a completely GOOGLE Classroom-ready lesson! Textboxes are already made in a colorful Google Slides Interactive Notebook format. As always, the text is bold in dark blue for easy, eye-catching online grading! Depending on the style and class ability level, there are varying templates for teachers to implement. In most cases, students are required to: ✎ Support claims with evidence from the news ✎ Draw conclusions ✎ Illustrate data ✎ Map where the stories take place ✎ Summarize key information ✎ Reflect on class connections to the current event Since students can access CNN Students News or CNN Ten at home, this makes for easy extra credit or homework assignments. Class discussions come easily with a great information base from which to launch. This product can be used for a remote or distance learning environment. It suits the needs of an online classroom that fits perfectly with a Google Classroom platform. This is a virtual learning experience that teachers can use to guide students through current events. ♥♥♥ We also have a best-selling NEWSELA ARTICLE ANALYSIS RESOURCE BUNDLE! It includes 7 great templates for current event articles that fit perfectly with individual student reading levels! ⚡️⚡️⚡️ Want to get FREE monthly new products? Be sure to click HEREto follow us. You'll also be the first to know about new products and sales too! ⭐ BE SURE TO FOLLOW US ON: TPT to receive notifications of new products, sales, and notes to followers. Just click the “follow me” button next to the ⭐ ✅ Check out our website & blog ✅Pinterest for creative classroom ideas, lessons, and more. ✅Instagram for laughs and to see products at use in the classroom. ✅Facebook for interesting articles, posts, & tips! ❤️ABOUT MR. AND MRS. P, THE TEACHERS BEHIND INSTRUCTOMANIA❤️ We are a Middle School teacher duo with over 40 years of experience in the Middle School classroom! We strive to create history and science lesson plans that inspire teachers and engage students, focusing on history activities for sixth, seventh, and eighth grade. Our Ancient History and Medieval History curricula include no prep worksheets and Common Core lessons that have been tested and polished in the classroom. World History activities are created with visually rich graphic organizer worksheets and fun thematic assignments. We hope you and your students love our products as much as we did making and using them in our Middle School classes! ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Terms of Use ☺ ©Instructomania, Inc. All rights reserved by Tony and Erika Pavlovich. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Additional teachers must purchase their own licenses. TPT now offers multiple license options if you are a teacher, principal, or district interested in purchasing several licenses.
If you teach middle school Social Studies then you know that you NEED to have a supply of resources to get your students engaged and excited about the content. What I’ve put together for you are 5 resources I use in my 8th grade U.S. History class to make Social Studies more enjoyable to my students. Hopefully they’ll do the same for your students! INCLUDED IN THIS BUNDLE: Geography Karate Challenge U.S. History Karate Challenge How Do You Measure Up? [Fun Bulletin Board] 6-Pack of Word Walls Student Conferencing "Deli-Style" Connect with Surviving Social Studies... Be sure to follow my TpT store by clicking on the ‘Follow Me’ next to my logo to receive notifications of new products and upcoming sales. Follow me on Pinterest Follow me on Instagram Thanks for stopping by! Surviving Social Studies Terms of Use: Copyright ©Surviving Social Studies. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.
