The Civil War Battle of Gettysburg was the most deadly battle ever fought on American soil. Confederate General Robert E. Lee led a force of 65,000 and met the Union Army commanded by General George G. Meade in a three-day battle. The battle ended after the Confederate charge up Cemetery Hill where General George Pickett lost over half his force of 12,000. This history lesson plan focuses on the Battle of Gettysburg and has a handout exercise for students to study Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

"Common sense is seeing things as they are."

“PTSD” or “Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder” is such a common term today that one can scarcely read the headlines or watch TV and not hear it at least once

Today I found out Jimmy Stewart was a two star general in the United States military. In 1940, Jimmy Stewart was drafted into the United States Army, but ended up being rejected due to being five pounds under the required weight, given his height (at the time he weighed 143 pounds). Not to be dissuaded, Stewart then sought out the help [...]

Staff at Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals represent an A to Z of nations, from Antigua to Ghana, Hungary to Zimbabwe.

A list of images about books, reading, and libraries, that were most frequently shared on Facebook, Pinterest, and other social media networks.

A mixed batch of pics to entertain and amuse during those boring moments.

"The Big Map of Who Lived When" plots the lifespans of historical figures — from Eminem all the way back to Genghis Khan.

There are days when everything feels difficult. Nothing works. Whatever can go wrong, does. Extraordinarily. Your worse nightmares come to life in broad

Here are the top 15 General Conference quotes from the October 2022 sessions! These quotes are full of inspiration and wisdom, we love...

Here's a free printable states and capitals list. PDF format. Includes the 50 US states and their capitals in alphabetical order.

I honestly had no clue about any of these.

Get this free latitude and longitude printable HERE.