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Who’s Missing From the Monument? Community Memory, Erasure, and Civic Power
Help your students read their own community like a history book. In this multi-day investigation, students inventory local monuments and named places, analyze who is honored (and who is missing), research an overlooked historical figure, and craft an evidence-based argument to a local decision-making body about whether a new marker should be created. Designed for grades 7–12 U.S. History, Civics, or Human Geography, this resource blends historical thinking, civic reasoning, and argumentative wri
8th - 12th
Civics, Geography, U.S. History
Also included in: LOCAL HISTORY SERIES: Complete Bundle — 7 Student-Led Inquiry Units
The Fred Hampton Combo BUNDLE! History Slides + Meaningful Community Project!
Download and go with high-quality history slides introducing students to the life and leadership philosophy of Fred Hampton. Students learn about Hampton’s early life, his commitment to education, and how he believed informed communities could work together to improve the world around them. The slides provide important historical context while encouraging thoughtful discussion about leadership, civic responsibility, and the power of education. Students then apply these ideas through an engaging
7th - 12th
Black History, U.S. History
The Fred Hampton Community Impact Project! PBL Changemaker Social Activism!
The project draws inspiration from Fred Hampton and the way he viewed education as a pathway to community empowerment. Hampton believed that meaningful change begins when individuals pursue knowledge, understand the systems affecting their communities, and work together to transform that understanding into organized action. During his short but influential life, he demonstrated how learning, teaching others, and collective organization could help communities better understand their rights and ad
7th - 12th
Black History, Civics, U.S. History
Summer! Beginner Hand Sewing Bundle – Sewing Projects for FACS/FCS
Looking for a fun project that combines art, sewing, and design? This Hand Sewing Activity Bundle is the perfect way to introduce students to basic sewing skills with creative, hands-on projects. Ideal for FACS, FCS, and Life Skills classes, this resource blends art and sewing for a memorable learning experience. This bundle offers clear instructions, helpful visuals, and engaging projects that develop fine motor skills, patience, and creativity. Perfect for elementary or middle school students,
6th - 9th
Family Consumer Sciences
Writing Center Starter Kit
The Writing Center Starter Guide is a ready-to-launch, research-backed program designed to help educators create and lead a thriving Writing Center in any secondary school setting. Rooted in feminist pedagogy, social-emotional learning, and equity-driven practices, this kit includes editable templates, training modules, and leadership tools that save you time, amplify your impact, and position you as an instructional leader on campus. From tutor recruitment and SEL-based training to daily operat
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Creative Writing, Writing-Essays
Social Awareness Campaign Simulation: The ChangeMaker Project!
Empower the next generation of changemakers! The Changemaker Project is the perfect way to inspire your students to become real life civic activists in their own local communities! This simulation is designed to bring your class together while making an impactful difference in the world today! Using the “Social Issues Student Survey Form” provided, you'll start by dividing your students into groups based on their common interests—allowing them to connect with like-minded peers who share their pa
6th - 12th
Civics, Other (Social Studies)
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