Ken Kallembach

If you've ever wanted to teach more about history than what is outlined in the curriculum, this is a great way that I came up with. Students were to copy down 2 events each day in their portfolio, then were required to research one of the events and write 4 sentences about it to turn in each quarter. This power point lists 3-7 events that have happened for each day (August 1- May 31) throughout American History. Students choose which events they research so they take ownership of their lear

This is a crossword puzzle with vocabulary terms for a unit on the Scientific Method. It was designed as an assignment and study tool for a Smart Response Vocabulary Quiz that uses the same clues. Answer Key is the preview file.

Enter scores from a pretest for up to 30 students (expandable) then fill in their scores from a post unit test in the appropriate spaces. The program automatically tells you how much improvement each student made as well as the class overall. It also indicates which questions might need to be re-written or which topics need re-teaching.

This is a Smart Response Vocabulary Quiz for a unit on the Scientific Method. It is accompanied by a crossword assignment and study tool that uses the same clues.

This is a project that ties the past and present together. European explorers didn't finance their own trips - they had investors who put up the money, then benefitted. That was a major influence on the operation of the stock market today.

Students are given information about someone trying to solve a problem. They are required to categorize all the information and reach a conclusion about the situation.