Peter Klozik
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Clarkston, Michigan, United States
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Comparative Advantage Simulation | Absolute Advantage Trade Activity
Teach comparative and absolute advantage through a fast-paced, interactive simulation that gets students trading and thinking critically. This class favorite helps students experience trade concepts instead of just memorizing them. This lesson is part of my Full Semester High School Economics Curriculum Bundle, which includes over 75 days of structured, ready-to-use lessons with no textbook required. 📦 What’s included Simulation setup + instructions Student activity materials Reflection/
8th - 12th
Economics
Also included in: Comparative Advantage Simulation Bundle | Trade Economics Activity
Robber Barons Simulation | Monopoly Industrialization Activity
Turn the Gilded Age into an engaging, hands-on simulation where students experience wealth inequality and monopoly power firsthand—without the usual confusion or disengagement. This ready-to-run activity includes clear roles, structured gameplay, and reflection so you can lead a high-impact lesson with confidence and minimal prep. Students take on the roles of the robber baron and everyday workers in a rigged economy, giving them a firsthand look at wealth inequality and business practices of th
7th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), Social Studies
Rise of Dictators Simulation | Hitler Rise to Power Activity
Help students understand how dictators rise to power through an engaging simulation that puts them inside the decisions, trade-offs, and conditions that make it possible. This structured, ready-to-run activity includes clear roles and guided reflection so you can teach a complex topic with confidence and control. This interactive lesson is designed to be used as an introduction to a World War II unit or after covering the Treaty of Versailles and post-WWI Germany. No prior student knowledge is n
8th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), Social Studies
Electoral College Game | High School Government Simulation Activity
Make the Electoral College finally click with a hands-on simulation where students experience how presidential elections are actually decided. This engaging, classroom-tested activity turns a confusing concept into an interactive, easy-to-understand experience — perfect for high school Government or Civics. One of my most engaging government simulations — students quickly grasp how elections really work This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75
6th - 12th
Civics, Government
Labor Unions Simulation | Rise of Unions Economics Activity
Help students understand the rise of labor unions through an engaging simulation where they experience working conditions, negotiation, and conflict between workers and employers. This structured activity includes clear roles and guided decision-making so you can teach a complex topic with confidence and full classroom control. This lesson helps students explore key questions about fairness, cooperation, and worker power during the Gilded Age, while encouraging critical thinking about the effect
7th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), Social Studies
Student Evaluation Survey | Teacher Feedback Google Form
Gather meaningful, actionable student feedback with a structured survey that helps you quickly understand what’s working and what needs improvement. This ready-to-use resource is easy to implement and saves you time while giving you clear insights to strengthen your teaching. Pre made google form for students to evaluate teacher, I always try to do this every year to see what I need to work on for next year If you are interested In Other Social Studies Lessons I have them as well at my store th
6th - 12th
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Experience
Currently 9 years
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Hi! I’m Peter, a secondary social studies teacher with 9 years of classroom experience. I create high-engagement social studies curriculum for middle school and high school classrooms, with a focus on World History, Government & Civics, and Economics.
My resources include full-year and semester-long curriculum bundles, editable lesson plans, interactive games and simulations, Plickers review activities, and assessments built for real classrooms — limited time, mixed readiness levels, and students who need learning to feel active, not passive.
What you can expect in my secondary social studies lesson plans:
• Engaging instruction (simulations, games, and structured activities — not busywork)
• Strong daily flow (bell ringers, guided notes/lesson slides, practice, exit tickets)
• Skills + content (writing scaffolds, primary sources, analysis, graphing/data when relevant)
• Teacher-friendly materials (ready-to-use, easy to follow, flexible for any schedule)
My goal is simple: save teachers time while helping students actually learn. If you’re looking for World History units, high school Economics curriculum, or Government & Civics simulations, you’re in the right place.
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