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If you held a minute of silence for every person killed in the Holocaust, you would stay silent for 11 years.
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It’s easy to get stuck in a rut. As cyclical as education is, it’s almost impossible not to. We do the same activities year in and year out — even if we’re constantly trying to reinvent our classes. It happens to the best of us. Twitter is a great way to get unstuck. It also […]
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Play the art history detective game with your kids! Download the free printable project guide and have fun!
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Fun Socratic Seminars! How to get students talking, moving, and sharing with emoji accountable talk, Socratic seminar bingo, digital discussions, and more!
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Analyzing primary sources just became easier! This teaching kit includes everything you need for analyzing primary sources: Eight posters that illustrate basic methods and concepts in interpreting primary source documents An activity book that reinforces the eight principles by guiding students through analysis of online primary source documents A CD-ROM with a PowerPoint® presentation amplifying the points made by the posters, plus a digital file (PDFs) of the workbook with clickabl...
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Teach students to identify and avoid plagiarizing in their writing. This resource from The Reading and Writing Haven has teacher lecture materials and guided practice activities to help middle and high school students distinguish between plagiarizing, summarizing, paraphrasing, and directly quoting research.
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Add depth and complexity to your instruction with these Critical Thinking History/Social Studies Task Cards! 88 task cards that can be used with any textbook and with any topic of history. You will be blown away by the discussions your students will have! $
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History is my thing. I practically breathe history...and yet I really don't like textbooks, for multiple reasons. Firstly, I don't lik...
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Need some social studies project ideas? Learn how to make Social Studies more engaging for your students with inquiry circles. Inquiry circles reinforce social studies standards while teaching the research process. (Grab the free social studies project worksheet)
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This list of 101 Social Studies Websites for Teachers is a great resource for US History, World History, Civics, government, geography, and more.
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This list of 101 Social Studies Websites for Teachers is a great resource for US History, World History, Civics, government, geography, and more.
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Incorporating social studies reading passages into your instruction can help you address learning goals in both subject areas. Here are my favorites!
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