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Cold War Decision-Making Bundle: 4 Simulations for Conflict & Crisis
Teach the Cold War through four high-engagement simulations that put students in the role of decision-makers. This bundle includes: Cuban Missile Crisis Korean War Vietnam War Alliances (NATO vs Warsaw Pact)Students will: Analyze real historical dilemmas Evaluate competing strategies Make and defend decisions Perfect for: Building a multi-day Cold War unit Increasing student engagement Replacing traditional lecture with active learning Each activity is designed to be flexible and can b
9th - 12th
European History, U.S. History, World History
Cold War Mini Unit: Simulations, Autopsy & Post-Mortem Assessment
Teach the Cold War through a structured sequence of conflict, crisis, and consequence. This mini unit includes: Korean War Simulation Cuban Missile Crisis Simulation Batista Autopsy Cold War Post-Mortem (Culminating Assessment) Students engage in decision-making, analyze leadership outcomes, and synthesize their learning in a final structured task. Perfect for: A 3–4 day Cold War sequence Increasing engagement while maintaining rigor Providing a built-in assessment 👉 Valued at $26.25+ if
9th - 12th
European History, U.S. History, World History
Nuclear Lab Simulation
Multiple experiments in one. In one tab students are able to use a Geiger counter to determine the radiation output in CPM and use that to calculation the half life of 3 different isotopes. In another tab, students can determine the percent composition of a rock layer (i.e. C-14 to N-14) and use that to determine the age of a fossil. Students begin by typing in their name so it appears on their screen at all times and then can work through these 2 experiments. In a 3rd tab all their data is reco
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry
Also included in: General Chemistry II Lab Simulation Manual
Synthesis of Salicylic Acid Lab Simulation
Students begin by typing in their name so it appears on their screen at all times. Students are walked through the steps of saponification to isolate salicylic acid. This includes requiring students to measure out and mix reagents, perform vacuum filtration, and using boiling and ice baths. A data table collects the information and provides assistance with performing the calculations to find percent yield. Although a simulation, it is designed to not give 100% yield and students will get differe
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry
Also included in: General Chemistry I Lab Simulation Manual
Strong Acid Base Reaction Simulation
Students begin by typing in their name so it appears on their screen at all times. This focuses strictly on the reaction of NaOH with an unknown concentration of HCl. Students complete 4 trials which includes adding the NaOH dropwise and measuring, recording, and graphing the pH change. After 4 trials students calculation the concentration of HCl using the chemical reaction and mol ratio and not the dilution equation to ensure better understanding. Students will receive feedback if they are corr
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry
Also included in: General Chemistry I Lab Simulation Manual
Cold War Wars: Korean War & Vietnam War Decision Simulations
Want more Cold War simulations? Upgrade to the full bundle and save: Cold War Decision-Making Bundle: 4 Simulations for Conflict & CrisisHelp students explore two major Cold War conflicts through interactive decision-making simulations. This pack includes: Korean War Decision Architecture Vietnam War Decision Architecture Students analyze historical context, evaluate policy options, and make critical decisions as global tensions unfold. Perfect for: Comparing limited wars during the Cold War
9th - 12th
European History, U.S. History, World History
Gerald Ford and the NYC Financial Bailout Simulation
The Bailout Decision: Gerald Ford and the Rescue of New York City (1975)An Immersive Presidential Decision-Making Simulation for High School StudentsBring fiscal policy, federalism, and modern American history to life with this high-stakes, student-driven simulation! Transport your classroom to the autumn of 1975—a moment of unprecedented domestic financial panic. Your students won’t just read about the near-collapse of America’s largest city; they will step directly into the Cabinet Room to deb
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Government, U.S. History
Jimmy Carter and the Appointment of Paul Volcker Decision-Making Simulation
The Volcker Decision: Carter and the Question of Restraint (1979)An Immersive Presidential Decision-Making Simulation for High School StudentsBring macroeconomics, political strategy, and modern American history to life with this high-stakes, student-driven simulation! Transport your classroom to late July 1979—a moment of severe economic crisis. Your students won’t just read about Jimmy Carter’s historic appointment of Paul Volcker to the Federal Reserve; they will step directly into the Oval O
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Government, U.S. History
Ronald Reagan and the PATCO Air Controller Strike Simulation
Reagan and the Air Traffic Controllers (1981): An Immersive Presidential Decision-Making Simulation for High School StudentsBring history, government, and economics to life with this high-stakes, student-driven simulation! Transport your classroom to August 3, 1981—the chaotic morning of the illegal air traffic controllers' strike. Your students won’t just read about Ronald Reagan's historic decision to terminate 11,000 federal workers; they will step directly into the West Wing to deliberate, d
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Government, U.S. History
Ronald Reagan and the Iran-Contra Affair Decision-Making Simulation
The Decision at a GlanceIt is December 7, 1985. President Ronald Reagan has gathered a handful of his most senior advisers in the family quarters of the White House—away from the staff and the note-takers. The subject is a secret so closely held that most of the government does not know it exists. American hostages are being held captive in Beirut by terrorist-linked groups. A secret channel to the Islamic Republic of Iran promises their release—in exchange for American anti-tank missiles.The di
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Government, U.S. History
George HW Bush and the Pardoning of Iran-Contract Officials Simulation
The Decision at a GlanceIt is Christmas Eve, 1992. President George H.W. Bush has been defeated in the election and is just seven weeks away from leaving office. On his desk at Camp David sits a three-page grant of executive clemency that would pardon six men caught up in the Iran-Contra affair—the scandal that has shadowed the administration for six years.One name on the list changes everything: Caspar Weinberger, the former Secretary of Defense, who is scheduled to stand trial in twelve days.
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Abraham Lincoln and the Trent Affair, A Decision-Making Case Study Simulation
The Decision at a GlanceIt is Christmas Day, 1861. A United States warship has seized two Confederate diplomats from a British ship on the open sea. The North is celebrating. Britain is furious and is moving toward war. The President must choose: hand the prisoners back and look weak to his own people, or keep them and risk a second war against the world’s strongest navy while the first war is going badly. There is no costless option.This evidence-based classroom simulation stops at the exact mo
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Power on Trial: United Nations | Cold War, Global Institutions & Responsibility
Put a global institution on trial.In this Power on Trial simulation, students evaluate whether the United Nations can be held responsible for preserving international peace after World War II. Rather than debating opinions, students analyze institutional power, structural limits, and historical evidence to reach a reasoned verdict. The focus is not whether the UN is “good” or “bad,” but how responsibility functions inside complex global systems. This activity is designed for teachers who want
9th - 12th
European History, U.S. History, World History
Arab-Israeli Conflict Bundle | Decision Architecture Activities (Bilingual)
👉 Save 25% and give your students a full Middle East conflict unit built on decision-making, evidence analysis, and real-world historical thinking.Five Key Moments. One Historical Narrative.Build a complete, high-rigor unit on the Arab-Israeli Conflict with this Decision Architecture Bundle. Students move beyond memorization and engage in structured, evidence-based decision-making across key historical turning points. This bundle follows a clear historical arc—from early tensions to major con
9th - 12th
European History, U.S. History, World History
Modern Middle East Conflict Simulations | Decision-Making Bundle
👉 Save 25% and give your students a full Middle East conflict unit built on decision-making, evidence analysis, and real-world historical thinking.Transform your Middle East unit with this high-rigor Decision Architecture Bundle, designed to push students into deep historical thinking. Instead of simply learning what happened, students evaluate evidence, navigate uncertainty, and make decisions under pressure—just like real-world leaders. 🧠 What Students Will Experience: Multi-phase deci
9th - 12th
European History, U.S. History, World History
Middle East Conflict Analysis Bundle | Autopsy Activities
👉 Save 25% and give your students a full Middle East conflict unit built on decision-making, evidence analysis, and real-world historical thinking.Take your students deeper into historical analysis with this Autopsy Bundle, focused on understanding the causes, collapse, and consequences of major Middle Eastern events. These activities push students to break down complex systems, evaluate multiple causes, and analyze how decisions led to long-term outcomes. 🧠 What Students Will Do: Analyz
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), U.S. History, World History
American History Simulation Activity Complete Bundle
This amazing bundle includes 20 simulations and activities bundled together for maximum value! With this bundle you get the following activities:Colonial America Interactive Classroom Simulation ActivityRoad to Revolution Interactive Classroom Simulation ActivityAmerican Revolution Interactive Classroom Simulation ActivityEarly Republic Interactive Classroom Simulation ActivityAge of Jackson Interactive Classroom Simulation ActivityManifest Destiny Interactive Classroom Simulation ActivityUnderg
6th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Abraham Lincoln Suspension of Habeas Corpus Decision-Making Simulation
Transform Your Classroom into Lincoln’s Cabinet Chamber!It is Christmas Day, 1861. The Civil War is eight months old and going badly for the Union. A rogue U.S. warship has just seized two Confederate diplomats from a British ship on the open sea. The Northern public is celebrating, but Great Britain is furious and mobilizing for war.Your students step into the shoes of President Abraham Lincoln and his top advisers. They face a brutal strategic bind: Hand the prisoners back and face national hu
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
UrbanSim! Design a Sustainable City: Urban Planning/Ecology Simulation Project
🌆 DESIGN YOUR SUSTAINABLE CITY: THE ULTIMATE URBAN PLANNING PROJECT 🌳 **Bring urban planning to life** with this engaging, standards-aligned project where students become city planners balancing human needs, environmental protection, and wildlife habitat! **WHAT STUDENTS DO:** - Design a complete city with 30+ required elements (CBD, suburbs, factories, schools, transportation, green spaces, etc.) - Test ideas using FREE SimCity alternatives (SimCity BuildIt, City Creator, Micropolis) - Write
8th - 12th
Engineering, Environment, Geography
Nutopia Civics Simulation: Types of Government (Forms, Systems) Role-Play Debate
Make government come alive with Nutopia, a high school comparative government simulation where students role-play political party members in a newly independent island nation. They advocate for a form and system of government through research, negotiation, compromise, coalition-building, and debate during a Constitutional Convention. The unit concludes with structured reflection. Nutopia is critical thinking in action! This LOW-PREP, print-and-go resource includes everything you need: step-by-
9th - 12th
Civics, Government, World History
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Abraham Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation Decision-Making Simulation
Bring history to life with The Emancipation Decision, a high-stakes presidential simulation that challenges your high school students to step directly into Lincoln’s cabinet! Over 75 to 90 minutes, a student-led Abraham Lincoln must navigate intense, competing pressures from four iconic advisers regarding the timing and scope of the Emancipation Proclamation. But the real magic happens in Phase 3, where the teacher steps in to rigorously "stress-test" the president's decision, turning a classic
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Power on Trial: Hirohito -WWII Responsibility Trial | Imperial Japan | Bilingual
Power on Trial: Hirohito is an evidence-based civic trial that asks students to evaluate political responsibility within a complex system of power during World War II. Rather than asking whether Emperor Hirohito was simply “guilty” or “innocent,” students must analyze authority, symbolism, military action, civilian government, propaganda, postwar decisions, and counterevidence to determine the extent of responsibility. This trial is intentionally ambiguity-heavy and mirrors the structure of
9th - 12th
European History, Government, World History
Power on Trial: League of Nations | WWI–Interwar Simulation | Bilingual
A high-rigor, bilingual civic trial where students judge the League of Nations using historical evidence — not hindsight. Power on Trial: League of Nations is a high-rigor, bilingual (English/Spanish) civic trial simulation that asks students to evaluate whether the League of Nations was capable of maintaining peace during the interwar period (1919–1936). Rather than reenacting history, students judge an institution using historical evidence, structured roles, and formal deliberation. There is
9th - 12th
Civics, European History, World History
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