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My Personal History — Family Migration & Settlement Interview ProjectHelp your students connect history to their own lives with this meaningful and adaptable social studies project! Students interview a family member or trusted adult about their migration or settlement story, then create a Google Slides or PowerPoint presentation to share what they learn. This project is perfect for 7th or 8th grade social studies and history classes, emphasizing migration, settlement, and cultural connections.

This product contains 20 task cards (and answers!) about fictional violations involving the Bill of Rights. After introducing the Bill of Rights, this activity can easily be used for practice, review, or even a quiz. This is very low prep--just make your copies, cut the cards out to place around the room (if desired) and go! A student worksheet is included so that answers can be easily recorded and explained. As students work through the task cards, they will be identifying which amendment of t

Here is a set of editable monthly newsletters. All you need to do is add a text box in the areas you'd like to put your information. I also included the names of the fonts I used if you'd like to download these for yourself. Additionally, there is a blank (no month/year) newsletter included (no month) if you'd like to use a succulent theme all year. I have left the year out of each newsletter in case you'd like to use these again in the future. Thanks!

Here is an editable homework template that I am using for math review each week. This includes space for you to write your own homework problems for Monday through Thursday, allowing students to turn in their work on Friday each week. Although I plan to use this for math, this template could easily be used in other subject areas.

This is my first attempt at a TPT product. It was a lot more difficult than I had anticipated! This is meant to be a multiplication fact practice sheet, with an editable document attached. The first fact sheet I included is just mixed multiplication problems, 0-9. The second sheet is left in PowerPoint format so that you may edit it (and the directions) as you choose. I am using this for homework math fact practice, but this could also be used at a warm-up in math class.

Just a quick. simple review/practice sheet for using commas.