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Do your students struggle with the difference between Continents, Countries, States, and Cities? My middle schoolers sure do! Use this resource to help review the differences of this key geography content. This assignment is great for many different levels! With a lexile of about 810, this activity, is accessible for about 4th grade up. It also includes a place for you to put which state and city where your class is located. Be the first to know about everything Case Classroom:• Look for the

Simple posters for the fist to five check in. Perfect to print on colored paper, laminate, and put up on the wall.

Using an account of the Bear River Massacre, students will determine the reliability of the source as well as create a summary of the event using quotes from the source.

Why did it take Utah over 40 years to become a US state after becoming a US territory? One of the "roadblocks" to UT Statehood was that Utah had given women the right to vote. Between 1850 and 1896, viewpoints and reasoning for opinions changed within various groups. This activity allows students to use primary sources to see how these opinions changed and how women's suffrage prevented Utah from becoming a state for such a long time.

Project where students create "trading cards" about 10 major Native American leaders in Utah.

Students will make a poster about one of the cultural events of Utah's 5 Tribes.

Creative project where students take a creation story from a Native American tribe and create a picture book for elementary age students. Students use research skills to find a story.

A handout for students to aid them in working on analyzing sources and making a claim. There are NINE versions of this handout! There is the original design as well as 3 new designs in color AND black & white versions. Perfect to fit your classroom style and provide a helpful tool for students.

Webquest for students to learn about events in the Anti-Vietnam Movement.

Handout that includes a chart about 4 songs from the Vietnam Era. Includes song lyrics.

Guided notes on President Ford and President Carter.

Guided notes about Martin Luther King Jr., Non-violent resistance, and Birmingham Campaign of the Civil Rights Movement.

Opening activity to expose students to the United States Constitution. Students look at each article of the Constitution and find major information such as requirements to be President.

Page for students to fill out after taking a quiz to reflect on how they prepared for the quiz and correct wrong answers.