GnarlyGATEKnowledge

Originally written for Gifted / GATE but can be used in the gen. ed classroom easily! This is one of my FAVORITE lessons in the WHOLE unit! It has the most resources besides my mysteries topic centers (coming soon!) This is a GREAT topic/unit for gifted students but can also be used in a general education Social Studies or ELA Classroom. My students LOVE it! Anywhere from 4th-8th grade students!  Includes:  *Gifted & ALCOS Standards *Title Page *Concept Map with topics *Unit Narrative *Detaile

The perfect activity to spike your students' interest when it comes to differentiating between primary and secondary sources. These handouts provide the definition of each and websites for the students to search, record the title of the article, website, journal, or book and decipher whether or not it is Primary or Secondary. KEY INCLUDED!

This resource combines citation practice, with an army boot camp room transformation. This is one of my students' favorite lessons! Although the content is extremely rigorous, the boot camp keeps them engaged!

The Continuation of the CBC unit History's Mysteries!!!

So versatile to use with ANY assignment/project! I used this to get feedback on the new centers I started incorporating into my classroom!