Chris Gill

The powerpoint explains how presidential elections and the electoral college work. Topics included are: - explanation of electoral votes and how states are assigned values - popular vs. electoral vote, highlighted in the 2000 election - role of the House of Representatives in deciding ties or undecided elections - landslide elections - role of 3rd party candidates Powerpoint includes electoral maps from every presidental election in US history ***Now Available*** Free two page worksheet fo

On sale now through September 11th A minute-by-minute timeline of major events occurring on September 11, 2001. This presentation includes 30 slides complete with images and descriptions of the events from this tragic day. This presentation will give students a perspective of the speed and complexity of this day beyond the plane crashes.

This fill in the blank timeline of the American Revolution is a great review activity after student learn about the time period. Events from the French and Indian War in 1763 to the Treaty of Paris in 1783 are included. A word bank of all the terms used is included, as well as a completed answer key for the teacher.

A fun and interactive review game for students of every age! Classroom Baseball can be used as a review tool in any subject, at any age level. Whether you ask the questions yourself, or put the game in the students hands by having them create questions ahead of time, this game leads to increased student engagement and allows them to show what they know before a test or summative assessment. Two slides of instructions and suggestions are included, but play the game however it works best for you

Part of my Civil War Battles Series This PowerPoint explains the story of the Battle at Hampton Roads between the ironclads USS Monitor and CSS Virginia (formally Merrimack). The presentation provides the history of of both ships, events leading up to the battle, the fate of both ships, as well as the results and impact of the battle. If you enjoy this presentation be sure to check out similar Civil War Battles PowerPoints on TpT.

Part of my Civil War Battles Series This PowerPoint explains the the events and significance of the Battle of Gettysburg. Students will gain an understanding of the pre-battle events that lead to the two armies meeting outside the town of Gettysburg. Major events of the three days of battle will be discussed, with special attention given to Pickett's Charge. The impact of the battle is discussed, including the significance and text of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. If you enjoy this present

A fun and interactive review game for students of every age! Classroom Football can used as a review tool in any subject, at any age level. Whether you ask the questions yourself, or put the game in the students hands by having them create questions ahead of time, this game leads to increased student engagement and allows them to show what they know before a test or summative assessment. Two slides of instructions and suggestions are included, but play the game however it works best for you.

Part of my Civil War Battles Series This PowerPoint explains the siege and eventual victory at Vicksburg as being one of the major turning points for the Union during the United States Civil War. Students will gain an understanding of the Union's strategy on the Western Front of the war along the Mississippi River, as well as the river's importance. Students will also understand siege tactics as well as life in Vicksburg during the siege. The effects of the battle including Ulysses S. Grant

This worksheet is designed to be used as a review of some of the major battles of the U.S. Civil War. The work sheet consists of three columns: Causes, Battles, and Effects. Students are to draw arrows to correctly link the cause of the battle, with the battle name, and the major effects of the battle. Battles included are: Fort Sumter, Bull Run, Monitor vs. Merrimack, Antietam, Vicksburg, Gettysburg, and Atlanta & the March to the Sea An answer key is also included I use my PowerPoints (av

Part of my Civil War Battles Series This PowerPoint details William Tecumseh Sherman's March to the Sea from Atlanta, GA in 1864 and discusses his use of "total war and scorched earth" policies along the march Students will gain an understanding of the pre-march battle of Atlanta, and the impact of that victory, the policies of scorched earth and total war, and the impact these policies had on the southern armies and civilian populations. A slide of discussion questions related to the polici

This two page worksheet was designed to go along with my PowerPoint on the electoral college, also available on TpT. This worksheet includes 12 response questions which feature charts, complete the sentences, and open response questions. The download also includes an answer sheet which references the slide number the corresponding information can be found on. Accompanying PowerPoint is available for $2.50 on TpT

This two page, fill in the blank, timeline covers the major events in the history of Ancient Rome from its founding in 753 BC to its fall in AD 410. A word bank is as well as answer sheet is included. This activity works well as a review after the content has been covered and students are familiar with the subject. Sections can also be cut and pasted to be incorporated into a test. More timelines will be added soon for other subjects in world and US history. Is there a timeline for a parti

Part of my Civil War Battles Series This PowerPoint explains the the events and significance of the Battle of Bull Run, the first battle of the Civil War Students will gain an understanding of the pre-battle standing of both armies, commanders present at the battle, major events and turning points in the battle, and the effects of the battle in the early phases of the war. If you enjoy this presentation please be sure to check out my similar Civil War Battles PowerPoints available on TpT.

The United States Civil War was one of the first wars during which photography was widely available. This project enables students to show what they have learned about the Civil War through photographs taken during the conflict. This document contains an outline of the project, a rubric, an example of a completed page, and a blank template. The project allows students to demonstrate their research, writing and citation skills, as well as content knowledge of the Civil War Students choose at l

This two page, fill in the blank, timeline covers the major events leading to the American Civil War. An answer sheet is included. This activity works well as a review after the content has been covered and students are familiar with the subject. Sections can also be cut and pasted to be incorporated into a test. More timelines will be added soon for other subjects in world and US history. Is there a timeline for a particular time period you are interested in? Let me know and it can be mad

Use these clip cards like rewards cards at local stores. Do fiver assignments, and get one free! I allow my students to use these cards as homework passes once they have completed five. At other times I have allowed students to cash the tickets in for prizes or used completed tickets for a monthly raffle. These tickets are a great positive reinforcement for work done over time, no matter the ability level. Some students may complete a ticket in a week or two, others may take a month or longer

Part of my Civil War Battles Series This PowerPoint explains the the events and significance of the Battle of Antietam, including Emancipation Proclamation and its effects. Students will gain an understanding of the pre-battle phases including Lee's invasion of the North, events and locations of the battle using photographs, and the post battle effects both militarily and politically. Finally the Emancipation proclamation is discussed, including its impact on the war. If you enjoy this pres

A 32 slide powerpoint presenting major events in the first 10 years of the War on Terror. Each slide includes images, descriptions, and dates of the events.

This Powerpoint is designed to introduce the Civil War Photo-book project (available in my TpT store) to students. The Powerpoint breaks down the photo-book example page by each necessary component needed to earn full credit for a page.