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Labor Day Timeline Project | Exploring Workers’ Rights and History | For K-12
Description: Honor Labor Day with a hands-on timeline project that helps students trace the history of labor movements, reforms, and worker contributions. This activity blends chronological reasoning with civic reflection. Elementary: Place simplified event cards in order (e.g., 1882 Labor Day Parade, 1894 Congress establishes the holiday).Middle: Build detailed timelines with events like the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire and the Fair Labor Standards Act.High School:
K - 12th
U.S. History, World History
Memorial Day Activities | Slideshow Reading Guided Notes | Grades 6-10 | veteran
Memorial Day activities your students will actually connect with — complete no-prep bundle with slideshow, reading passage, and guided notes for Grades 6–10.Give your class a meaningful Memorial Day lesson without spending hours prepping. This complete resource bundle covers the history, significance, symbols, and traditions of Memorial Day through three ready-to-use materials. Perfect for social studies, ELA informational text practice, or sub plans during Memorial Day week. WHAT'S INCLUD
6th - 10th
Informational Text, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Memorial Day + IB Learner Profile Bundle | Slideshow Notes Activities Gr. 6 7 8
Two of the most meaningful lessons you can teach in one bundle — and they belong together. Memorial Day asks students to think about sacrifice, service, and what it means to act with courage and conviction. The IB Learner Profile asks students to examine who they are and who they want to become. Put them side by side and you have a unit that hits every character education standard your school has and actually stays with students long after the bell. This bundle includes both complete resources
4th - 10th
Handwriting, U.S. History, Writing
Halloween Art | 3D Haunted Pop-Up Cards | TEKS
🎨 Halloween Art 3D Haunted Pop-Up CardsThis lesson teaches paper engineering as students build haunted house pop-up cards. They practice cutting, folding, and layering techniques. ✅ Includes: TEKS alignment for grades 3–12Learning Intention & Success CriteriaPop-up templates & planning chartsYouTube tutorials for pop-up basics & haunted housesDifferentiation for elementary through high school✨ Classroom Use: Students create cards that can be shared, displayed, or gifte
K - 12th
Art History, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
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