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I am a lifelong learner and educator. I have taught both on level US History and AP US History for ten years along with several other Social Studies courses. I retired from the Texas Army National Guard and did two tours of duty in Iraq as a combat medic. I also retired as a teacher and I am now excited to share my knowledge and experience through Teacher Pay Teachers
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Preview of The MAIN Causes of WWI

The MAIN Causes of WWI

Teachers we all know that the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the spark that led to World War I. However students must learn the acronym MAIN to know the four main causes of WWI. Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism and Nationalism. Post this as a digital handout to Canvas or any other online platform or use as a handout for their interactive notebooks. Have Fun!
Preview of WWI (The Great War) - Cover Page

WWI (The Great War) - Cover Page

Teachers handout this cover page to your students to cut and paste into their interactive journals or composition books. Students may want to acquire a several subject notebook to separate historical eras. Have fun!
Preview of World War I - Heroes

World War I - Heroes

Teachers use this handout to let your students learn about two American heroes of World War I. As a teacher you can post this as a digital page so that students can click on the hyperlink to watch videos on both individuals. Students can also cut and paste this handout into their interactive journals for reference and review.
Preview of Things from the Pond

Things from the Pond

Help your student find things from Freddy's Pond
Preview of The Transcontinental Railroad

The Transcontinental Railroad

Help students learn about the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad and its impact on the settling of the west and Native Americans. There's also a hyperlink to the Library of Congress' website on the Transcontinental Railroad that allows students to do their own research.
Preview of The Dawes Act of 1887

The Dawes Act of 1887

Help students understand how the Dawes Act of 1887 sought to remove Native Americans from their tribal lands and assimilate them (Americanization) in to American culture.
Preview of The Indian Wars and the Native American Indian Chiefs

The Indian Wars and the Native American Indian Chiefs

Help students understand the Indian Wars and to know some of the most important Native American Indian Chiefs. It is important for students to understand that Manifest Destiny came at a price for the Native Americans, as they lost their traditional lands and hunting grounds.
Preview of Homestead Act 1862

Homestead Act 1862

Help students understand how the Homestead Act encouraged the settling of the American West and the Great Plains by offering 160 acres of land. A must for their interactive journal!
Preview of Draw a Sod House for Journal

Draw a Sod House for Journal

Use this handout to help students understand the living conditions on the Great Plains while settling the west.
Preview of US History Journal Cover Page

US History Journal Cover Page

Begin your student's US History journal/interactive notebook with this cover page!
Preview of Alexis de Tocqueville Journal Handout

Alexis de Tocqueville Journal Handout

Help your students remember Alexis de Tocqueville's 5 American values or help build your student's journal by adding Alexis de Tocqueville to the American Foundations section.
Preview of Draw a Sod House

Draw a Sod House

Teach students about how settlers survived on the Great Plains by having them draw a Sod House.
Preview of Dust Bowl Acrostic Poem

Dust Bowl Acrostic Poem

Students can write an acrostic poem to help them describe the conditions during the Dust Bowl
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About the store

Experience

I am a lifelong learner and educator. I have taught both on level US History and AP US History for ten years along with several other Social Studies courses. I retired from the Texas Army National Guard and did two tours of duty in Iraq as a combat medic. I also retired as a teacher and I am now excited to share my knowledge and experience through Teacher Pay Teachers

Teaching style

My teaching style is a combination of engagement through online platforms like Nearpod, in-class engagement through journals and activities and critical thinking through analysis. Every student should be encouraged to be a learner and a teacher.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Awarded “Outstanding Teacher of US History” certificate and medal by the local chapter of the Daughter’s of the American Revolution. Taught in character and costume as a former Civil War general. In which students were separated into North and South, but were brought together by exchanging and reading each other’s wartime letters.

My own education history

Since I could remember I was always drawing and loved art. I excelled in Art during my senior year, but struggled academically. I attempted college fresh out of high school but was not successful. Many years later I was deployed to Iraq where my GI Bill was reactivated and was given a second chance at academia. I was in my early forties and by the time I completed my doctorates I had just turned fifty nine, so this is why I consider myself a lifelong learner.

Additional biographical information

I wrote and illustrated two children’s books titled “Freddy from the Pond in: This is My Song Y’all” and “Freddy from the Pond in: The Bully Frogs” I plan on including activities for primary school children based on the adventures of Freddy from the Pond. So be on the lookout for these activities and handouts. You can also purchase my "Freddy from the Pond" children's books online at WestBow Press at westbowpress.com and at Amazon online or Barnes and Noble online. Thank you for your support.