EquallyEducate
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Welcome to Equally Educate!
Looking to bring history to life in your classroom? You've come to the right place! I offer digital lesson plans and assignments designed for both U.S. History and World History, crafted with hands-on, engaging, and accessible strategies for all types of learners.
Whether you're teaching ancient civilizations or the Civil War, each resource is designed to spark curiosity, support diverse learners, and make complex topics approachable through creative activities, interactive notebooks, manipulatives, and student-centered projects.
My goal is simple: to help teachers like you create a classroom where every student can connect with history in meaningful and memorable ways.
Start exploring and make your classroom a place where history truly comes alive!
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Daily Warm-Ups for the Entire Year | 39 Weeks of Engaging Bell Ringers
Start every class period with a consistent, meaningful routine that builds student engagement, reinforces academic skills, and creates a positive classroom culture!This resource includes 39 weeks of daily warm-up pages designed to be flexible enough to fit any subject area while still providing structure for your students. While it was specifically created for social studies classrooms, the adaptable format makes it easy to use across multiple subjects.What's Included?Mixed-Up MondayStudents ans
5th - 12th
Geography, Other (Social Studies), World History
CCSS
CCRA.L.6
, RH.6-8.4
, RH.6-8.10
Union vs. Confederacy Comparison
Objective:Students will analyze and compare the strengths and weaknesses of the Union and the Confederacy during the Civil War by reading an informational text and sorting information into a graphic organizer. Materials Provided: Reading passage: "The Union and Confederacy During the Civil War" Graphic organizer with the following categories: Government, Population, Industry, Transportation, Finances, Military ForcesAnswer Key
7th - 12th
U.S. History
CCSS
RH.6-8.2
, RH.6-8.10
Start of the Renaissance
This activity is intended to be an introduction to the Renaissance, with a focus on humanism and art. A portion of the information comes from the History Alive: The Medieval World and Beyond (CA Edition) textbook; however, you do not need access to this book in order to complete the assignment. Preview: How did the Renaissance grow out of the Classical and Medieval periods?Renewed Interest in the Classical WorldHumanismClassic, Medieval and Renaissance ArtArt analysis: Medieval or Renaissance?In
6th - 8th
Social Studies
New Years Activity: Looking Back at....
UPDATED FOR 2024 This is an activity designed for the first day back to school after winter break. Students will reflect on the events of the previous year through the viewing of a Vox video (available on YouTube) showcasing major events. Following this, they will use their iPads/device to research additional information about a specific event from the video based on their individual interests. Included: Slideshow and worksheet.
6th - 12th
Other (Social Studies)
3-2-1 Video Exit Ticket – Universal Reflection Tool
3-2-1 Video Exit Ticket – Universal Reflection Tool Looking for a simple, effective way to keep your students engaged during any video lesson? This 3-2-1 Exit Ticket is the perfect wrap-up activity to help students process what they’ve learned and reflect on their thinking! Students will: ✅ List 3 facts they learned ✅ Share 2 thoughts or reflections about the video ✅ Ask 1 question they still have This exit ticket works with any video, across any subject, making it a versatile addition
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Other (ELA), Other (Science), Other (Social Studies)
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Welcome to Equally Educate!
Looking to bring history to life in your classroom? You've come to the right place! I offer digital lesson plans and assignments designed for both U.S. History and World History, crafted with hands-on, engaging, and accessible strategies for all types of learners.
Whether you're teaching ancient civilizations or the Civil War, each resource is designed to spark curiosity, support diverse learners, and make complex topics approachable through creative activities, interactive notebooks, manipulatives, and student-centered projects.
My goal is simple: to help teachers like you create a classroom where every student can connect with history in meaningful and memorable ways.
Start exploring and make your classroom a place where history truly comes alive!
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