This document is to be used with a current events article or news story. Students will analyze the article/story by writing a description, creating a visual, making a prediction, and stating an opinion. This activity can be used with many grade levels and many subject areas.

This product includes an information/direction sheet and rubric for a research paper about the National Parks in the United States. The research paper and rubric can be modified to fit the requirements of many different assignments and courses. For this assignment, students will choose a National Park (or be assigned one) and research many different aspects of that park including wildlife, attractions, landscapes, and many more.

This product includes instructions and directions for a student created timeline that includes important events leading to the American Revolutionary War. The instruction sheet includes directions for important events, visuals, and info about all of the events listed. The events that students will include on the timeline are: ● The French and Indian War ● The Sugar Act ● The Stamp Act ● Townshend Acts ● The Boston Massacre ● The Boston Tea Party ● The Intolerable Acts ● Patrick Henry’s “Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death” Speech ● The Declaration of Independence ● The First Continental Congress Students are asked to create a timeline that includes the following criteria: ● Correctly place the event on the timeline with the correct date ● Describe the event in 1-2 sentences ● Correct dates of the above events ● Correct placement of the events on the timeline ● Timeline is completed neatly and easy to understand ● 4 visuals/pictures related to the events listed above - no stick figures ● Color - not just black and white This product includes a Microsoft Word and PDF version of the resource. If you are interested in other Social Studies and History resources please check out my Project Education Shop.

This short graphic organizer includes some major events of the Cold War. It is not meant as a comprehensive assignment. Could be used to review or introduce the unit.

This product is a graphic organizer/chart of vocabulary words for a unit on the American Revolution and includes sections in which students can write the definition and also a section for students to include a visual/picture/symbol for each word. The words (25 total) included for this product are: Democracy Legislature Tariff Loyalist Representation Treason Petition Boycott Boston Massacre Committee of Correspondence Blockade Quarter Continental Congress Rights Minutemen Patriot Congress Patrick Henry Boston Tea Party Mercenary Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin Treaty Valley Forge This resource also comes with an answer key of completed vocabulary definitions. This product includes a Microsoft Word/PDF version of the resource. It can be printed for student use or used with the internet. If you are interested in other Social Studies and History resources please check out my Project Education Shop.

This one page document includes a three question exit slip for students to complete about individuals and philosophers of the Enlightenment period. The exit slip is copied and pasted three times on a single page for easy printing/copying/cutting to pass out to students.

This one page study guide includes key terms and ideas from a unit on Industrialization and Mass Production in the United States. This study guide is composed of two sections. Key Terms - students will be tasked with looking a up important ideas, individuals, examples, and definitions of terms related to the era of industrialization and mass production. Extended Response Questions - Three extended response questions are included for students to answer and prepare for assessment. This product is a good tool to use for review or to use to create a test or quiz. A detailed Answer Key is also included. This product includes a Microsoft Word and PDF version of the resource. If you are interested in other Social Studies and History resources please check out my Project Education Shop.

This document includes two extended response questions to be used in a unit with a on the Industrial Revolution. There are 2 different questions and they are pasted on each document 4 times for easy printing and cutting for students. The resource is a great tool for quick assessment or entry/exit slips. The extended response questions are: Describe everything you know about the Industrial Revolution.What is it? Where did it occur? Who was involved? Time frame (years)? If you do not know any of this information, then make an inference. Write your answer in complete sentences. (3-4 sentences) In a short paragraph (4-5 sentences) describe the changes that occurred because of the Industrial Revolution. Think about groups of people, government, and other institutions that were affected by the rise in industrialization. Finally, describe your opinion on these changes in terms of its effect on society. This resource includes a Microsoft Word version and a PDF version. If you are interested in other Social Studies and History resources please check out my Project Education Shop.

Chart used for notes when teaching about the roles of the U.S. President.

Chart provides the Implied Powers of the U.S. Congress. Word Document that can be modified or used as notes.

This presentation includes slides about the various forms of government around the world.

Presentation/notes over Democracy as a form of government. Good resource to use to introduce the concept of democracy in government. Designed for use in a U.S. government course. Only 3 slides.