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Public History Notes

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Introduction to the field of public history for students, with discussions, articles, and case studies. Includes: Google SlidesPearDeck optionCase study of evolution of the discussion of slavery in plantation house museums and Civil War battlefieldsArticle link with discussion questionsCase study and news reel of 1994 controversy of the display and exhibition of the Enola GayPrintable chart for students to follow along with news reel

8th - 12th, Higher Education

Government, Social Studies, U.S. History

Also included in: Public History Unit

Forest Biodiversity & Resilience: A Simulation Activity

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Science Lessons Nerdy By Nature

This Forest Biodiversity & Resilience simulation is valuable because it immerses students in hands-on, experiential learning that helps them truly understand how biodiversity supports ecosystem resilience. By building forests with different tree cards and responding to disease outbreaks, students see clear cause-and-effect relationships emerge—forests with greater biodiversity are more likely to survive and adapt. The activity strengthens critical thinking as students analyze outcomes and adjus

7th - 12th

Biology, Environment, General Science

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AP Biology Cellular Energetics | Respiration, Fermentation & Photosynthesis

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Nature Online

" Cellular Energetics" helps students understand respiration, photosynthesis, and fermentation through interactive assignments aligned with AP Biology Unit 3 and high school biology. Students explore unusual energy pathways, methane-producing archaea, sulfur bacteria, and organisms that can obtain energy from rocks and gases. Activities for students: Break down complex terms like chemoorganoheterotrophy and photolithoautotrophy into clear, understandable ideas Compare cellular respiration, phot

9th - 12th

Biology, Environment, General Science

Indian Art for AP Art History | Content Area 8 | Interactive Digital Lesson

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Anthropologist In Heels

This AP Art History India Digital Audio Lesson covers Area 8: Indian Art, helping students explore key works. This AP Art History India Digital Audio Lesson on Area 8: Indian Art provides an in-depth look at iconic artworks and their cultural context, helping students gain a deeper understanding of India’s artistic heritage. Explore Iconic Works from the 3rd Century BCE to the 17th Century CEBring South Asia’s rich artistic legacy to life with this engaging 30-slide digital lesson designed

8th - 12th

Ancient History, Art History, Reading Strategies

Also included in: AP Art History Digital Narrated Art Semester Bundle