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Use this to track SDI for up to 20 students! This includes a weekly breakdown of minutes done in up to 8 class periods! The week is then added together for a monthly total. You can mark if you are on track or not by simply using this feature. It is hyperlinked for quick access to the start of each month and from a basic "student list" at the start too! Once you update a student's name in the overview student list, it will automatically change in the corresponding sheet. It's as easy as that! EN

Use this digital attendance tracker to help stay organized this school year! This attendance tracker includes: - A fully hyperlinked calendar for easy access to a specific date - Dropdown lists for easy attendance taking - 40 students - Individual student data automatically calculated - Class data automatically calculated

Use this assignment for students to take a deep dive look into an Historically Black College or University of their choice. Students will research things like: The year the college was founded How many students attend?Breakdown of students by genderAcceptance RateAre there dorms? How many? How many students live on campus?History of collegeFamous AlumniAND MORE!This is a great resource for students to learn more about colleges around the country and the importance of HBCUs overall too.

This is a great and quick resource to introduce - or even review - the Declaration of Independence with your students! It allows them to be creative while also taking in new information. I have included a copy of the main grievances from our Founding Fathers but you could always use your textbook if you think it fits better!

Use this resource when watching Dreamland: The Burning of Black Wall Street. There are 38 questions with 1 at the end being an analysis questions of opinion! The key is INCLUDED so it is an easy to assign resource!

Use this pacing guide template to organize your lesson plans week by week. You can use it to refer to in later years to make sure your classes stay on track for major testing days or the end of the school year! I will upload examples of how I used this template myself so you can gain ideas as well. When I personally use it, I hyperlink any major assignments so I have quick access to it! It is fully customizable and you can use it year after year! If you are a high school or middle school teach

This Google Slides product is perfect for reviewing Economic Policies before a test - either unit or state test! It offers different types of review tactics - definitions, drag and drops, matching, etc. The key is INCLUDED! So this product is a quick and easy assignment.

Use this as a great review for all 27 amendments! You can use this in different ways. I recommend either jeopardy style (students pick their own categories) or buying suction cup darts to throw at the board you display the chart on. There are 60 questions provided - KEY INCLUDED.

Use these Google Slides in multiple ways - review, stations, or even a quiz! Included in this resource is a KEY so that it is ready to go and easy to grade. This will help students understand monetary policy and apply it to their own interests too!

This Google Slides can be used in a variety of ways including as review, a quiz, or even a station! Included in the product is KEY so that you don't have to do any work yourself. Quickly assign these Google Slides to your students and take a load off!

This is a fantastic project for Women's History Month or Women's Studies - which is where I used it! Students will research a woman of their choice and her impact on sports. There is a list of ideas provided and a full requirement list as well! Use this as a way for students to show their creativity and research abilities!

Hang these posters in your classroom for students to refer to throughout the year! I used this as an assignment as well and had students design their own to keep in their Government folders at all times - just an option if you want!

This is a perfect quick overview of Women's Sports. It can be used for Women's History Month or a Women's Studies class - which is how I used it! There's 25 questions total - completely editable if you'd want to add more or subtract some.