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Return to Normalcy - FREE Interactive Digital Activity for US History, APUSH
"Return to Normalcy" sounds simple — until you ask what it actually meant. This activity pushes students past the slogan to map the real connections between Harding's election, immigration restriction, and U.S. isolationism, uncovering what Americans were actually asking for in the wake of WWI. In this activity, students map connections between Harding's election, U.S. isolationism, and immigration restrictions to analyze what Americans really meant by "Return to Normalcy" after WWI. Instead of
8th - 11th
U.S. History
World War II – US History No-Prep Digital Activities for Analysis & Debate, 8-AP
From the debate over isolationism to the decision to drop the atomic bomb, the homefront mobilization to the lasting consequences of the war: World War II is packed with content, controversy, and historical thinking opportunities — and often too little time to do it justice. This digital activity bundle features 6 prebuilt engaging and interactive Superstructures, customized for the core topics of World War II and with an option to do the whole war in a day. It's complete with one-page Teacher
8th - 11th
U.S. History
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AP® Human Geography Current Event Analysis Template for Any Article
Help your students make connections between the content they learn about in AP Human Geography and the world outside your classroom with this current events analysis worksheet. The graphic organizer can be used over and over again for any article or event. It asks students to summarize the event or point of the article, analyze its causes and effects using the ESPeN method, and point out direct connections to human geography concepts. It can be printed or used digitally. This is a quick and easy
9th - 12th
Geography
Also included in: AP® Human Geography Full Course MEGA Bundle
Introduction to Accounting - Ch 1 - Basic Accounting for High School
Chapter 1 Introduction to Accounting - Ch 1 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolAccounting is essential for understanding financial information, making informed decisions, and managing money. By learning accounting basics, students gain skills that help them in personal finance, business, and other professional areas. This chapter covers fundamental accounting concepts and practices, including how to record, analyze, and interpret financial data. What’s Included:All files are editable for teacher
9th - 12th
Business, Economics , Statistics
Test/Quiz Corrections Template for Students (Free)
This is a Google Document that students can make a copy of to complete quiz or test corrections for. You can make a copy and edit the document however you wish. Here are the instructions included on the page: "Test corrections help you learn from your mistakes on a test. By thinking carefully about where your thinking went wrong and why the correct answer is better, you understand the lesson more deeply. This kind of reflection makes your learning stronger and helps you improve for next time. Yo
9th - 12th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Psychology
Arithmetic and Geometric Sequence Review Circuit for SL1
This is a review of advanced-level arithmetic and geometric sequences. It also covers compound interest. The use of the TVM calculator is recommended.
11th - 12th
Algebra 2, Math
IB English A Language and Literature Course Reference Sheet FREE
Looking for a FREE IB English A Language and Literature course overview sheet? This one-page IB Language and Literature reference sheet lists and details course concepts, course aims, approaches to learning, assessment objectives, and IB Learner profile attributes. Use this reference sheet to support the alignment of your curriculum planning and unit planning or to guide your students in reflecting on their work for their learner portfolios! Additional information:- This resource is universally
11th - 12th
English Language Arts
CCSS
W.11-12.1
, W.11-12.1a
, W.11-12.1b
+18
Lord of the Flies Intro Discussion | Get Students Talking & Thinking!
Looking for a meaningful and engaging way to start your Lord of the Flies unit? This anticipation guide and discussion starter is designed to help students begin thinking critically about major themes related to human nature, morality, and survival — all central to Golding's novel. While originally created for Lord of the Flies, these prompts are also ideal for sparking discussion before, during, or after reading any text that explores human psychology, ethical decision-making, or survival
8th - 12th
Literature, Novel Studies, Psychology
CCSS
SL.9-10.1
, SL.9-10.1a
, SL.9-10.1c
+8
IB English A Language and Literature Individual Oral Exam Checklist (IO) FREE
Looking for a FREE NO-PREP, EDITABLE, DIGITAL & PRINT IB English A Language & Literature Individual Oral Exam Checklist? This checklist is chunked chronologically by scaffolded steps in the I.O. preparation process. Progress monitor student progress throughout or at the ned of I.O. prep, or have students self-assess their progress. INCLUDED:1. FIVE categorized checklists: PREWRITINGIDEA DEVELOPMENTBULLET POINTSIO REHEARSALASSESSMENT DAY MATERIALS2. Directions and learning goals 3. Space for addi
11th - 12th
English Language Arts
CCSS
W.11-12.1
, W.11-12.1a
, W.11-12.1b
+18
Free Sample – 15 MYP ATL Task Cards
Looking for a high-impact way to bring explicit ATL instruction into your IB MYP classroom? This free preview set includes 15 ready-to-use Approaches to Learning (ATL) task cards designed to support students in practicing key critical and creative thinking sub-skills across all subject areas. Ideal for Middle Years Programme (MYP) teachers, ATL coordinators, SEL programs, and IB parent workshops, this versatile resource works perfectly as: Bellringers / Do Now activities Station work or
6th - 12th
For All Subjects
AP World History Unit 1 Content Packet | The Global Tapestry | CED-Aligned | HW
Prepare your students for success in AP World History with this CED-aligned Unit 1 Content Packet: The Global TapestryAfter 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 textbook, the
10th - 12th
Social Studies, World History
Freebie!! Print-and-Teach Cornell Notes Template | 1 and 2 Pages
Make note-taking easier for your students with this ready-to-use Cornell Notes Template! Perfect for any humanities classroom—from history and government to literature and geography—this printable resource helps students organize their thinking, summarize key ideas, and build strong study habits. You’ll get: 1-page version — great for shorter lessons or quick readings2-page version — perfect for longer lectures, videos, or multi-part assignmentsSimple, clean design ready for immediate classroo
6th - 12th, Higher Education
For All Subjects
The Hunger Games Annotation Guide
This is an "index" for students to catalogue their annotations. It has two purposes: it helps guide students as they learn how to annotate and it helps them find specific pieces of text evidence later when writing essays or short-answer responses.
7th - 10th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RL.7.1
, RL.7.2
, RL.7.3
+4
Nine Key Concepts One-Pager Mini Project | IB Social & Cultural Anthropology
This printable worksheet is designed for high school students learning about Social Stratification in an IB Social and Cultural Anthropology. In preparation for Paper 1, students will be assigned ONE of the nine key concepts and will create a one-pager that: Provides a sound definition of the key conceptFinds two examples of how key concept is present in any ethnographic text they are studying Connects key concept & ethnographic to an outside anthropological termStudents will display their one-
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies)
The Roaring 20s Interactive Digital Activities Bundle | US History
The Return to Normalcy, changing experiences for different groups, economic boom and bust, fundamental worldview shifts: the 1920s are roaring with a lot to cover (and often little time to do it). This digital activity bundle features 6 prebuilt engaging and interactive Superstructures, customized for the core topics of the Roaring 20s and with an option to do the whole decade in a day. It's complete with one-page Teacher Guides so that you can get started in no time. Superstructures are flexi
8th - 11th
U.S. History
GOAL GETTERS: Teacher Guide & Lesson Plan
A FREE Reflective SEL & ELA Activity for the Start of the School Year!Kick off your school year with purpose and positivity using this engaging, student-centered reflection activity! The G.O.A.L. G.E.T.T.E.R.S. worksheet and lesson plan encourage students in Grades 9–12 to explore key traits like grit, ownership, leadership, and resilience while setting meaningful academic and personal goals. Whether you teach English Language Arts or integrate SEL into your lessons, this resource helps student
9th - 12th
Other (ELA), Vocabulary, Writing
APUSH Terms Periods 1-9
This is a comprehensive list of terms for AP U.S. History students to know for the APUSH Exam. I have my classes create notecards for these terms throughout the year. The goal is that, by knowing these terms, students can improve their chances of not only passing the exam but ideally earning a 5. While they won’t see every term on the test, this list provides a strong variety to help them prepare—especially when they need to recall outside information for a DBQ or SAQ. I hope you find this list
9th - 12th
U.S. History
Senioritis & Sitcoms
This is a fun and engaging activity designed for after the AP Lit exam. It combines the '90s sitcom, Frasier, with common elements in Shakespeare's plays. Namely the comedy of errors trope and miscommunication. It can be used with almost all of the episodes of Frasier, but some of my favorites are: Halloween (season 5, episode 3), Innkeepers (season 2, episode 23), Matchmaker (season 2, episode 3), Deathtrap (season 9, episode 19), and 3 Valentines (season 6, episode 14). This is designed to b
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Literature, Other (ELA), Writing
IB English A: Literature Paper One Sample Guiding Questions
Supplementary material to use alongside Paper One Extracts for Practice or any other extracts so students can practice breaking down guiding questions, or writing paper one responses. For each of the four text types, ten guiding questions are given (collated from various sources or created by author).
11th - 12th
Literature
IB New syllabus (2025) The Kinetic Theory
Slideshow explaining the Kinetic Theory and states of Matter for the new IB (2025) chemistry syllabus
11th - 12th
Chemistry
The Bell Jar: Text Dependent Questions Chapters 1-2
Engage students in deeper analysis of The Bell Jar with guided notes for Chapters 1–2. This resource features text-dependent questions rooted in authorial choices, pushing students beyond comprehension and into meaningful literary analysis. Students analyze how Sylvia Plath uses techniques like symbolism, imagery, and characterization while citing evidence directly from the text. Includes: Guided notes + Do Now activities Prediction prompts (bell jar, mirrors) Text-dependent, evidence-based
9th - 12th
Literature, Reading
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
+4
Unlocking Shakespeare: Caesar's "Cowards Die" Speech Analysis & Translation FREE
Boost literary comprehension and critical thinking with this FREE Shakespeare activity! Perfect for analyzing character, figurative language, and historical context in Julius Caesar. Includes a modern translation challenge to deepen students’ understanding of Caesar’s iconic "Cowards Die" speech.This one-day activity guides students to translate and interpret Shakespearean language, work collaboratively, and explore Julius Caesar’s complex personality traits. By engaging with this powerful m
9th - 12th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
RL.9-10.4
, RL.9-10.6
, RL.9-10.10
+3
Cinema Sensei’s Class Discussion Questions About James Cameron's Titanic (1997)
Dear Educators, Greetings from Tokyo, Japan! I have been leading discussion classes for adults here in Japan on the theme of cinema since 2014. The set of questions contained in this document are created to facilitate engaging and thought-provoking classroom discussions centered around the notable movie you have selected. More than 200 titles are available spanning the history of movies in the English language. You won’t find:X Simple factual questions. X Questions that can be satisfied by a sim
12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Allusion Analysis Practice Passage with Writing | Rhetorical Analysis
This FREE allusions worksheet is perfect as a minilesson, practice, or formative assessment for high school students learning to identify and analyze rhetorical or literary devices. This 2-page worksheet defines and gives examples of common allusions within a text with example analysis. Then, students practice identifying allusions in two short practice passages and practice analyzing the impact of them on the argument. The activity on the second page asks students to research and use com
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Writing
CCSS
CCRA.R.4
, CCRA.R.5
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