Ostlund Option

Includes an article discussing the creation of the European Union. Includes maps and articles discussing the pros and cons of the European Union for students to analyze. Perfect assignment to see if students demonstrate mastery or for a substitute if you are absent to keep students occupied for an entire period.

Are you a new History teacher and worried you might miss covering a TEK? Did a teacher leave mid year and now you have a sub covering EOC tested history classes? This is the guide for you! This is a comprehensive review packet for the US History EOC. Have students use computers, phones, textbooks, or notebooks to fill over thirty four pages of graphic organizers and create the ultimate test review. You can take this assignment as a project grade or use each individual page as a daily grade. Over

Students work in groups. They will have to divide neighborhoods to create a city where Republicans have a strong advantage over Democrats. Using the same city they will have to create a city where the Democrats have a strong advantage over Republicans.

A comprehensive review packet for the US History EOC. Have students use computers, phones, textbooks, or notebooks to fill over thirty four pages of graphic organizers and create the ultimate test review. You can take this assignment as a project grade or use each individual page as a daily grade. Overall this assignment will take you between one-two weeks. This is an older version and as such I have heavily discounted it! Feel free to purchase the updated 2019 version in my store!

A PPT that discusses how colonizers intentionally and unintentionally devastated the Native American population.

This worksheet will take students one class period to complete. Students use notebooks, textbooks or cell phones to match key vocabulary terms. This activity makes for an excellent review or emergency sub plan.

Students will have to determine if the economies being described are traditional, mixed, free market or command. Over four pages of activities that should take approximately one forty-five minute period.

Do you want to review for the Gilded Age with your students? Do you need an assignment you could do with a sub? Check out this Gilded Age assignment that deals with 1877-1898, when the US experienced many political changes. Can be done in one class period! Phone or electronic device is required for them to research answers.

Iraq War from the 1990s to the present day. Includes multiple documents for students to analyze with questions to answer for each document. Would take an entire class period to complete. Excellent for an emergency lesson as well.

This is an amazing package with roughly 4 hours worth of material and work. It comes with 2 reading passages, 4 activities (2 on Opportunity Costs and 2 on Market Structures) and 2 Assessments over the activities and readings. This is truly a steal of a deal.

This is a two piece item you will also need to purchase the actually gallery walk which can be found in my store for $2.00. This is an excellent assignment that takes an entire 50 minute class period and can be done either with you present or with a substitute in a pinch. This activity focuses on all of the reforms occurring in the 1800s including education, prison, Mormonism, temperance, transcendentalism, abolition and the Second Great Awakening.

Are you struggling with explaining SAQs to your students? This PowerPoint lecture/activity will ensure that your students understand how to successfully answer the Short Answer Questions found on the College Board AP US History Exam!

Do you need to be absent unexpectedly? This is the perfect worksheet to review terms and names from the Vietnam era with a substitute teacher.

Total of 5 questions for students to analyze in groups about the water crisis in Flint Michigan.

Students will analyze a primary source regarding Columbus and his thoughts on the natives. Students will understand the primary source by analyzing the document with the SOAPSTONE strategy/handout.

Questions compare modern day politicians quotes on the migration situation of Syrian refugees. Students also OPTIC a political cartoon and translate the quote found on the Statue of Liberty into a more modern day text. Finally students write a paper using the documents to support there position.

For each question students miss they will put the question number, the reason they missed it and complete the correction by writing out the correct answer. This is a great reteach tool that typically takes one forty-five minute class period or can be used when a substitute is needed.

Provides text for student to analyze in addition to focus questions. Also includes an image for students to OPTIC regarding the Berlin Conference. This activity should take between 40-50 minutes making this a great activity if you need a sub or do not have the time to create.

Students will read and answer questions regarding whether or not Iran should have nuclear capabilities. Students will then have to evaluate the United States options to decided how the country should proceed with a nuclear Iran.

This is a great activity that involves reading, writing, and drawing. Students engage with the origin of the American Flag. A great activity if you are going to be absent or a great way to introduce the topic of the American Flag or even as a check for understanding. This is a very versatile lesson that can help your students and save you time.