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"The two most important days of your life: the day you were born and the day you figure out why".
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I showed this movie to my high school students and wanted them to be actively engaged while watching. There are 20 basic questions that they shou...
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This is a great way to learn more about this Supreme Court Case. There are great questions at the end that get students to start thinking more cr...
Red Tails (2011) is a great movie to show when teaching WWII. The viewing questions were created while watching the movie. The questions are in o...
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Geography can't be stressed enough in U.S. History. I made this map and put it on the test for the students to color coat which are the Allied, C...
Read the book "Terrible Things" to your class before discussing the Holocaust or after for students to better understand the severity of the situ...
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Great summative (test) grade for a project. Students have to create a resume over one of the listed leaders of WWII. It includes instructions and...
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20 basic questions about need to know information during the time period of the Great Depression.
10 questions the students should be able to answer after studying the New Deal Programs of FDR. If you have your students complete the New Deal G...
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This is a Chapter 10 Review using the book The American Republic for U.S. History.
This is a great way for students to review Chapter 11 from The American Republic book used for U.S. History.
This is a great way to assess students on how the U.S. became a world power. Students will create a children's book on how the U.S. became a worl...
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This is a review of Chapter 12 in the book "The American Republic" U.S. history book.
This is a review for Chapter 14 using the American Republic book or you can tweak it for your own book. It is basic information they should know ...
Great way to assess students on WWI vocabulary! Simple quiz over terms they should know after teaching WWI.
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Great review for students to use their notes and or book
Vocabulary quiz over World War II; basic terminology students must and need to know.
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dshakhov
I ddid not have a textbook that goes along with it.
January 30, 2013
bobsmith
nice! thanks for sharing.
January 18, 2013
shunter2
Thank You!
October 22, 2012
bobsmith
love me some maps! thanks
September 15, 2012
Linsey Krauss (TpT Seller)
It is overall a great activity however it is a simple one page activity. Not worth the price.
August 13, 2012
Linsey Krauss (TpT Seller)
This is a one page simple graphic. The idea is create but not worth the price.
August 13, 2012
Vickie Baker
thank you
April 2, 2012
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2 years experience
MY TEACHING STYLE
I like to give the information in an engaging environment using different strategies followed by use of fun activities as a reinforcement to what they have learned. I've created tons of activities to support U.S. material taught. The book we use is the American Republic (page numbers are listed on various activities).
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None yet ;)
MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
Texas A&M University
ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
I'm a teacher, mother, daughter, wife, friend, sister, and a child of God. I enjoy teaching, but I won't do it forever. My passion is politics.
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