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Cold War Guided Notes & Editable PowerPoint | U.S. History NO PREP, Ready to teach Cold War lesson!This resources includes student guided notes PLUS an editable PowerPoint to walk students through major events, ideas and themes of the Cold War in a clear and engaging way. Topics cover Cold War Origins, Containment, Post-War America, Cold War Alliances, 1950s etc.Perfect for lectures, note taking, review, or days when you need structure without extra prep. INCLUDED:- Student guided notes (BLAN

Eight pages of Cold War US History Guided Notes. Includes BLANK guided notes for studentsCOMPLETED guided notes for teachers / KEYTeacher completed notes included for easy grading and prep! Great for class discussion and lecture. PACING GUIDE:I recommend going over 2 pages per day with students. Ideal for Middle/ High School I use this in my 10th grade US History class.

"Review Turkey" for ANY topic and ANY subject! Includes: -Editable powerpoint to add in your own prompts -Ready to go printable PDF to write in your own prompts -Teacher directions and prompt ideas Students will decorate and fill each feather according to the prompt and designated colors. This activity typically takes 2-3 class periods. Perfect for the chaotic few days before a holiday break!

This activity as prepared covers Western Expansion - The 1920s. This is material my students have covered so far in our High School US History class. Included is a PDF file ready to print as well as a PowerPoint file ready to be edited to fit any topic! Directions: Students will decorate each feather according to the designated topic. Each feather will be colored using the designated color to ultimately create a "Review Turkey" Topics included: A. Western Expansion (Colored in Red) B. Industri

WWII Japanese Internment Webquest. Distribute one copy of handout to each student. Students will need access to the internet.Using the QR code or the link at the top of the page students will read the article from History.com concerning Japanese internment during WWII. Questions vary in level of difficulty and creative thought. Some questions are straight out the text (intentional to keep pacing in the article) and some require critical thinking.INCLUDES:Student HandoutTeacher KEYEditable Powerp