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This worksheet allows students to research the early kings of the Frankish Kingdom. Including King Clovis I, Charles Martel, Pipen the Short, and Charlemagne. Students will be able to conduct research based on the links provided, and provide information from their own independent research. This activity also provides practice with MLA citations.

CNN 10 is a student friendly way to deliver daily news. This easy guide can help lead to a socratic seminar from for an easy bell ringer before class starts to help students become more engaged for class.

Video Guide for understanding the Punic Wars and Hannibal. Video is 10 minutes in length and touches on the main events and results of the wars. Easy to follow video in case you need a last minute sub plan.

This activity can be used when discussing Ancient Greece and its various city-states. Students will create a brochure to persuade their classmates why they should travel to their city-state. Students will provide images and color this will be beneficial for your students who prefer to take a more artistic approach to learning. Folding the paper into 6 sections to provide that brochure appeal. Topics that can be include are the climate/weather of their city state, How their city-state's governmen

Students can collaborate with each other to create a presentation project over the absolute monarchs during the Renaissance. Students will be grouped up as needed for each monarch. Each student will have to contribute to the project by adding images, deciding the layout of the poster, and contributing to the research. Then each group will present their monarch in 2-5 minutes. This will allow students to not only work on their collaboration skills, but also improve their presenting skills. Monarc

Here are practice pages when discussing the governments of Ancient Greece. Part one contains vocab terms where students need to define each term and provide a real world example of how it was used. Part 2 is comparing Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Students will watch the video provided and compare the ideologies of the three philosophers. Part three students will describe the differences between Athens and Sparta. Examples include comparing the militaries, education, government, values as a so