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AP Psychology Emotion & Personality: Inside Out Character Creation (Unit 4)
This activity allows students to apply concepts from the emotion unit by creating original characters based on different emotions. Students use a Wheel of Emotions to select three emotions and design Inside Out–style characters that reflect how those emotions influence behavior and decision-making. What’s Included: Student worksheet with directions Three character creation sections Vocabulary connection prompts Personality (Big Five/OCEAN) integration Behavior analysis questions Drawing c
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), Psychology, School Counseling
APUSH Unit 4 Primary Source Packet | Jefferson, Jackson & the Declaration
This primary source activity packet features three landmark Period 4 documents with tiered questions (Comprehension → Analysis → AP Skills) and a culminating synthesis activity. Three sources: SOURCE 1 — Jefferson, First Inaugural Address (1801) • Topic 4.2 | Sourcing 2.B • Questions: audience analysis, purpose, Louisiana Purchase contradiction, historical situation SOURCE 2 — Jackson's Bank Veto Message (1832) + Indian Removal comparison with John Ross • Topic 4.7–4.8 | Sourcing 2.B + Compariso
9th - 11th
U.S. History
Also included in: AP US History Unit 4 Complete Bundle | Period 4: 1800–1848 |
AP® Human Geography Unit 2 Women and Demographic Change Topic 2.8 Lesson
This lesson is designed for use with AP® Human Geography Topic 2.8 Women and Demographic Change in Unit 2 Population and Migration Patterns and Processes. The lesson includes an APHG CED-aligned PowerPoint and Google Slides™ lecture with detailed speaker notes and a guided notes packet for students. Details of what is included: 17-slide lecture available in PowerPoint and Google Slides™ that covers the material outlined in the CED (text editable)Printable speaker notes to accompany the lectur
9th - 12th
Geography, Other (Social Studies), Social Studies
Conformity and Obedience Experiments Jigsaw
Students can complete individually or in groups of 2 or 4. 2 Experiments on Conformity and 2 on Obedience. Students analyze the purpose, procedure, and results of the experiments. Students make real-world connections
9th - 12th
Civics, Psychology
Jigsaw and role-play - Jacksonian democracy
Looking for an engaging way to teach the Age of Jackson that moves beyond simple note-taking? This complete lesson bundle synthesizes the rise of mass democracy, the spoils system, and the birth of the Second Party System into a collaborative problem-solving activity. What’s insideYou can choose how you want to teach Jacksonian democracy by using one or both of the following activities included in this resource: The jigsaw (differentiated readings):Standard Version: 5 readings covering voting
7th - 12th
U.S. History
Cumbia Music Cultural Reading Passage | Spanish 3 Article & Worksheet
Bring culture to life in your classroom with this engaging Cumbia Music reading comprehension activity! Perfect for Spanish 3 and 4 students, this one-page article introduces learners to the history, influential artists, and cultural significance of la música cumbia using intermediate language. What's Included1-page reading passage about cumbia music Reading passage includes 2 versions - with or without key vocab definedComprehension questions to check understandingEditable file for easy cust
9th - 12th
Latino and Hispanic Studies, Reading
AP World History Modern Unit 5 Writing Practice | SAQ & LEQ | Revolutions
AP World History Unit 5 Writing Practice Pack SAQ + LEQ Practice | Revolutions (c. 1750–1900) Help your students strengthen their historical writing and argumentation skills while reviewing AP World History Unit 5: Revolutions. This writing practice pack provides structured opportunities for students to practice Short Answer Questions (SAQs) and a Long Essay Question (LEQ) aligned with the AP World History Modern exam. Students practice explaining historical developments, using specific hist
9th - 12th
World History
Also included in: AP World History Writing Practice Bundle | SAQ & LEQ Units 1–9
World War II Mobilization and the Rise of Civil Rights Movements
This worksheet helps students analyze how World War II mobilization contributed to major social and civil rights movements in the second half of the twentieth century. Using authentic historical sources, students examine the connections between wartime experiences and later movements for racial and gender equality while practicing key APUSH historical thinking skills. Students analyze primary sources including Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Executive Order 8802, the Pittsburgh Courier Double V Camp
9th - 12th
U.S. History
Rhetorical Analysis Multiple Choice Qs & Discussion Protocol--Zora Neale Hurston
Prepare your students for rigorous literary analysis and exam-style questions with this ready-to-use resource. This set combines 13 sophisticated multiple-choice questions with an engaging group discussion protocol to build fluency in rhetorical analysis. What’s Included 13 multiple-choice questions focused on diction, imagery, tone, and authorial perspective Answer key with justifications for teaching, grading, or guided review Group-of-three discussion protocol to analyze questions collabor
9th - 12th
Close Reading, ELA Test Prep
CCSS
RL.11-12.1
, RL.11-12.2
, RL.11-12.3
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Vietnam War – Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy
This ready-to-use APUSH worksheet helps students move beyond memorization and actually explain U.S. foreign policy using the Vietnam War as a case study. Students analyze whether the war represents continuity, change, or both—an essential historical thinking skill aligned with AP exam expectations. The activity is structured to guide students through discussion, evidence-based reasoning, and individual writing. It works well at the end of a lesson or as a review activity for Period 8. What’s In
9th - 12th
U.S. History
Les dialectes français - French Accents and Dialects Around the world - NO PREP
Explore different French dialects and French accents around the world! Great way to introduce la francophonie to your students! Students will explore the following dialectes: standard French, Belgian French, Swiss French, Touraine French, Québécois French, Cajun French, Acadian French, Congolese French, Senegalese French, Haitian French, Martinican French and Caledonian French.They will also explore unique French words specific to those dialects. Great way to look at personal and public identiti
7th - 12th
French, World Languages
Hamilton Purpose, Style, & Language | Diction, Syntax, & Rhetoric Practice
Hook your students with the power of Hamilton while building critical ELA skills! This engaging lesson guides students through a close reading and lyrical analysis of the song “Alexander Hamilton” from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway hit. Perfect for analyzing diction, tone, figurative language, syntax, and rhetorical appeals in a high-interest, contemporary context. What’s Included: 8 fully editable Google Slides™ WITH SUGGESTED ANSWERS LINKED ON THE FIRST SLIDE! Brief background on the mus
8th - 12th
Close Reading, Literature, Other (ELA)
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.4
, CCRA.R.6
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Color Coded Interwar (WWI & WWII) Years Timeline (APUSH 7.11)
This timeline contains the essential concepts for students to understand the interwar years! This timeline worked great for me as it to gave students great content that they can use as details when writing DBQs and LEQs on the interwar years. Again, this timeline is largely based on APUSH 7.11 Interwar Years, however, by no means does this have to be used just for APUSH! It is great for any US history course! Hope this saves you some time:)
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), U.S. History, World History
AP® Biology Topic 2.1 Cell Structure and Function Digital Mini Escape Room
This AP® Biology Topic 2.1 Cell Structure and Function Digital Mini-Escape is a no-prep way to have a little fun with your AP Bio students when introducing or reviewing Topic 2.1 in Unit 2 Cells. Students answer 13 self-checking questions related to Topic 2.1 Cell Structure and Function in a digital Google Sheets™ escape room. Answer the first row of questions to unlock the next set. Continue until the final puzzle to escape! Terms of Use: These resources, including Google™ links for digi
9th - 12th
Biology
AP World History Unit 8 Content Packet | Cold War & Decolonization | CED-Aligned
Prepare your students for success in AP World History with this CED-aligned Unit 8 Content Packet: Cold War & DecolonizationAfter teaching a variety of AP courses for over 15 years, AP World History stands out as one of the most challenging due to the sheer scale of content students must master. These content packets help students focus on the core ideas that matter most by walking them step-by-step through the College Board Course & Exam Description (CED). Can be used as HW with any textboo
9th - 12th
World History
Abraham Lincoln DBQ: Memory vs. Reality, Emancipation & Historical Interpretatio
Abraham Lincoln DBQ: Memory vs. Reality, Emancipation & Historical InterpretationHow is Abraham Lincoln remembered today—and how does that compare to what he actually said and believed at the time? In this inquiry-based lesson, students analyze Abraham Lincoln’s own words alongside later memorialization to explore the difference between historical reality and historical memory. Using primary sources, guided analysis, and writing tasks, students evaluate how Lincoln’s legacy has been shaped, si
9th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
AP European History 1815-1914 Review Game: 100,000 Pyramid Style! Units 6 and 7
AP European History Review Game | 100,000 Pyramid Style | Period 3 (1815-1914) Units 6 and 7 Review Bring energy, collaboration, and meaningful content review to your AP European History classroom with this 100,000 Pyramid–style review game covering Time Period 3: 1648-1815 (Units 6 and 7)! Modeled after the classic game show format, this interactive activity challenges students to describe and guess key historical terms, people, events, and concepts while strengthening historical thinking sk
9th - 12th
European History
APAfAm - 3.11: The New Negro Movement & the Harlem Renaissance
Curriculum annotations are designed as a form of note taking for students taking AP African American Studies. Notes are based on the following from the Course and Exam Description from the College Board: Learning ObjectivesEssential KnowledgeRequired SourcesLinks to publicly available readings are included in the documents. The product will give you links to download a PDF or to make a copy of a Google Doc with the curriculum annotations. Answer Key now included!
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Also included in: AP African American Studies - UNIT 3 - Curriculum Annotations/Notes
Mastering Reaction Rates, Equilibrium & Energy Flow Webquest
Welcome, chemists of tomorrow! In this web-quest, you’ll dive into three key topics in high school chemistry: reaction rates, chemical equilibrium, and the difference between endothermic and exothermic reactions. You’ll start by watching a crash-course style video on energy in reactions, then explore an informational website to deepen your understanding, followed by a simulation to experiment with reaction behavior, and finally wrap up with a review game to test your knowledge. Your mission:
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Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics
Meiji Restoration Global Context World History | SPICE, Primary Sources & News
Give your AP/Honors World History, IB MYP, or Global Studies students a rigorous, fully scaffolded comparative lesson on the Meiji Restoration that goes far beyond a basic reading and Venn diagram. This complete rebuild connects Japan's modernization to Western industrialization, other non-Western responses to imperialism, and contemporary Japan-West tensions — all in one ready-to-use document. The reading passage is written at AP level across 7 fully developed sections, and every activity is bu
9th - 12th
Asian Studies, World History, Writing
PreLaw | 5th&6th Amendment | Miranda & Right to Counsel | Worksheet
Reinforce your students’ understanding of the 5th and 6th Amendments with this comprehensive, ready-to-use worksheet designed to complement your Google Slides lesson on criminal law and constitutional rights. This resource helps students apply key concepts such as Miranda rights, self-incrimination, right to counsel, and trial protections through a variety of engaging and rigorous activities. What’s Included: ✔ Vocabulary Matching ✔ Multiple Choice Questions ✔ True or False ✔ Short Answe
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Criminal Justice - Law, Government
American Civil War DBQ: Causes of the War, Slavery & Emancipation
Why was the Civil War fought—and how did its purpose change over time? In this no-prep DBQ lesson, students analyze the causes and evolving meaning of the American Civil War by examining primary sources from Southern leaders, Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, and the Emancipation Proclamation. Through structured document analysis, writing tasks, and reflection, students evaluate competing interpretations of whether the war was fought over slavery, states’ rights, or preservation of the Unio
9th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
La publicité et le marketing - Advertising and Marketing French Lesson
Intrigue your students with this NO PREP marketing and advertisement lesson suitable for Intermediate and Senior French students. Students will explore a variety of traditional, modern, digital marketing and advertising methods. They’ll also get access to real-world examples, analyze advertisements and social media marketing. This lesson is the perfect asset to a French Advertisement Unit or a French Marketing Unit. This 27 Google Slides™/PowerPoint™ lesson aligns with the AP® French L
7th - 12th
French, World Languages
Voices of the Meiji Restoration | Primary Sources, HAPP & Tiered Questions
Give your AP World History, standard World History, or IB MYP students a rich, fully scaffolded primary source analysis lesson on the Meiji Restoration — built around six real historical voices, tiered for mixed classrooms, and packed with discussion, writing, and creative extension activities. Instead of a single government narrative, this packet puts six perspectives side by side: an imperial decree, a reform intellectual, a resistant samurai, a woman activist who was arrested for speaking, a
9th - 12th
Ancient History, Government, World History
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