Danielle Brown

Students compare events in their lives to events that happened on the local, national, or international level.

Core values put onto decorative street signs. Edit them to fit the needs of your classroom or school!

Directions for a newspaper project about Roanoke, Jamestown, and Plymouth.

Get a daily writing sample from your students with these high interest daily holiday writing prompts. Each day has a heading for the date and holiday followed by a related writing prompt. These include idiom interpretations, using sensory details, famous quote interpretations, opinions, and more. This includes slides to cover you EVERYDAY from August to May! The months of June and July are not included in this product.

Students review the concept of the Columbian Exchange and use a recipe to see how much the Columbian Exchange has impacted the food that we eat.

Perfect for a road trip classroom theme! Calendar numbers 1-31.

Students are asked to create mini-murals for the following Native American regions: -Eastern Woodlands -Great Plains -Southwest -Northwest Students are required to use knowledge about housing, culture, food, etc.

Students will create a biome brochure. Students will also create a creature to live in a biome by explaining habitats and adaptations. Rubric included.

A study tool to review the difference between natural, human, and capital resources.