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Looking for a thought-provoking and engaging activity to spark discussion in your IB Theory of Knowledge class? These TOK-style “Would You Rather?” scenarios are the perfect way to help students explore the core theme: Knowledge and the Knower through real-life dilemmas, critical thinking, and personal reflection. This activity includes 13 prompts that push students to consider how knowledge is shaped by perspective, belief, authority, and personal experience. Each prompt encourages debate, a

Help students critically analyze the global aid system and the politics of development with this guided viewing worksheet for the documentary Poverty, Inc.. This resource is designed to help students engage with the film while developing deeper understanding of power, development, global aid, entrepreneurship, and the unintended consequences of charity.The questions follow the documentary in chronological order, allowing students to track key ideas and examples as they appear in the film. Thi

Looking for an engaging, movement-based activity to spark critical thinking and deep reflection in your IB Theory of Knowledge (TOK) class? This Agree/Disagree Spectrum Activity focuses on the core TOK theme Knowledge and the Knower and gets students out of their seats, actively grappling with complex statements about knowledge, identity, and perspective. This resource includes 50 thought-provoking statements designed to promote debate and introspection. Students individually rank the statemen

Engage your students from Day 1 with this interactive, reflective introduction to political values, perspectives, and power.This non-partisan activity is perfect for launching IB Global Politics, civics, or comparative government classes. Students complete a 20-statement Likert-scale survey exploring their opinions on political issues like justice, authority, rights, and global cooperation. Then, bring the conversation to life with a classroom spectrum activity, where students physically positi

Bring political theories to life in your classroom with this engaging, hands-on activity! Perfect for IB Global Politics, AP Comparative Government, Civics, or Social Studies, this lesson invites students to design their own symbolic pair of “theory lenses” to explore how different perspectives shape our understanding of global politics. Just as glasses can sharpen or distort what we see, each political theory highlights certain aspects of the world while minimizing others. Through this creativ

Bring clarity to a complex global conflict with this guided worksheet for Crash Course U.S. History Episode #35: World War II (Part 1). This student-friendly resource helps learners follow the causes, key moments, and ethical debates of WWII with engaging questions that promote both comprehension and critical thinking. ✅ What’s Included: 12 guided video questions following the sequence of the episode 3 thoughtful reflection questions encouraging historical empathy and moral evaluation True/

Help students make sense of one of the most transformative eras in U.S. government policy with this guided worksheet for Crash Course U.S. History Episode #34: The New Deal. This resource walks students through the key people, programs, and impacts of FDR’s New Deal, reinforcing understanding and encouraging reflection. ✅ What’s Included: 13 scaffolded video questions aligned to the Crash Course episode 3 reflection questions that prompt personal connections and historical analysis True/Fal

Bring history to life with this engaging and ready-to-use worksheet that accompanies Crash Course U.S. History Episode 42 on Ford, Carter & the Economic Malaise. Perfect for classwork, sub plans, flipped classrooms, or homework! This resource includes: ✅ 12 chronological, video-aligned viewing questions ✅ 3 thought-provoking post-video reflection prompts ✅ Student-friendly layout for independent or group work ✅ Topics covered: stagflation, economic shifts of the 1970s, oil shocks, “Crisis

Take your students beyond the Cold War in Europe with this engaging and thoughtfully designed worksheet for Crash Course U.S. History Episode #38: The Cold War in Asia. Students will follow key developments in Korea and Vietnam while analyzing U.S. foreign policy decisions through the lens of Cold War ideology. ✅ What’s Included: 13 guided video questions in chronological order to keep students focused and engaged 3 post-viewing reflection prompts to deepen understanding and encourage per

Take your students beyond the battlefield and into the heart of America’s wartime transformation with this companion worksheet to Crash Course U.S. History Episode #36: World War II (Part 2). This resource explores how WWII reshaped the role of government, civil liberties, the economy, and American identity. ✅ What’s Included: 12 chronological video questions covering key facts, policies, and turning points 3 deep reflection prompts on race, gender, freedom, and legacy True/False, short-a

Engage your students with this ready-to-use guided viewing worksheet for Crash Course U.S. History Episode #32: The Roaring 20s! Perfect for distance learning, flipped classrooms, or in-class reinforcement, this resource helps students follow along with the fast-paced video while building content knowledge and critical thinking skills. ✅ What’s Included: 13 guided viewing questions that follow the video chronologically 3 reflection prompts to promote historical thinking and synthesis True

Dive into the complex world of post–WWII politics with this student-centered worksheet designed for Crash Course U.S. History Episode #37: The Cold War. This resource helps students understand the ideological tensions, domestic effects, and international strategies that shaped the Cold War era — all while reinforcing historical thinking and media literacy. ✅ What’s Included: 12 chronological video questions guiding students through major Cold War events and concepts 3 post-viewing reflecti

Bring the economic turmoil of the 1930s to life with this engaging, no-prep worksheet for Crash Course U.S. History Episode #33: The Great Depression. This resource helps students grasp key causes, effects, and government responses while building critical thinking skills and historical literacy. ✅ What’s Included: 12 chronological viewing questions to reinforce comprehension 3 thought-provoking reflection questions to deepen understanding Short answer + True/False format for flexible cla

Looking for an engaging, no-prep way to help your students understand the early colonial era of American history? This Crash Course U.S. History Video Questions set for Episode 2 is designed to help students follow along with the content-rich videos while building critical thinking skills! 🌟 What’s Included: ✅ A mix of True/False, short-answer, and comprehension questions ✅ Post-viewing reflection prompts to deepen understanding and spark discussion

Bring U.S. history to life with this no-prep worksheet that accompanies Crash Course U.S. History Episode 47: “Obamanation.” Perfect for secondary students, this resource includes guided viewing questions (T/F, short answer, and analysis) aligned to the key content and themes of the episode, plus reflective questions for deeper classroom discussion or writing prompts. 🌟 What's Included: 12 guided questions to be answered while watching the video (mix of short answer and true/false) 3 post-v

Make historical content more engaging and accessible with this no-prep worksheet that accompanies Crash Course U.S. History Episode #46 on Terrorism, War, and President George W. Bush. This guided viewing worksheet includes a mix of true/false, short answer, and critical thinking questions that track with the video in chronological order, helping students follow along and retain key content. 📝 What’s Included: ✅ 15 chronological comprehension questions 🧠 3 post-viewing reflection promp

Bring history to life with this no-prep, student-friendly worksheet designed to accompany Crash Course US History #45: The Clinton Years. This guided video worksheet includes a blend of comprehension questions, true/false statements, and reflective prompts to help students analyze the domestic and international policies of Bill Clinton's presidency, the rise of the internet, and the political climate of the 1990s. ✅ What’s Included: 12 viewing questions in mixed formats (multiple choice,

Bring history to life with this engaging, ready-to-use set of guided viewing questions and reflection prompts for Episode #43 of Crash Course US History: The Reagan Revolution. Perfect for high school U.S. History classrooms, this resource helps students stay focused while watching and deepen their understanding through critical thinking questions afterward. ✅ What’s Included: 10–12 chronological, scaffolded questions aligned with the video content 3–4 post-viewing reflection questions that

Help your students unpack the ideological shift of the 1960s–70s with this printable and no-prep worksheet that guides them through Crash Course U.S. History Episode #41: The Rise of Conservatism. This ready-to-use resource is perfect for in-class or independent learning and encourages thoughtful engagement with the political realignment that redefined American parties and values. ✅ What’s Included: 12 chronological, comprehension-based questions aligned to key video content 3 critical-thi

Engage your students in an interactive learning experience on the UN Security Council!This stations-based activity allows students to explore the purpose, structure, tools, and debates surrounding the UN Security Council (UNSC). Through guided reading, discussion, and critical thinking exercises, students will analyze real-world conflicts, the power of the veto, and the ongoing debate over Security Council reform. What’s Included?✔ 6 Interactive Stations, each covering a key aspect of t