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Ashdown, Arkansas, United States

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I am currently a US History teacher for the time periods of the Great Depression to current era. But I have also taught Post Civil War US History, Geography and Arkansas state history.

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Holocaust Lesson ( Slideshow, Presenter notes, quiz and answer key included)

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Let's be honest, the Holocaust is one of those lessons that is hard to teach. But this year you can make it a little easier for you by getting a fully built lesson that is ready to use. This is a full lesson for the Holocaust that includes a slideshow, speaker notes, quiz and answer key. The lesson covers from the time Hitler became Chancellor of Germany all the way to the liberation of the concentration camps.

6th - 12th

Social Studies, U.S. History, World History

Holocaust Lecture Notes

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Surviveteaching

**Free Product** Holocaust Lecture Notes These are Holocaust lecture notes that take you from the time that Adolf Hitler gets named as Chancellor of Germany all the way up until the liberation of the concentration camps. If you like these lecture notes I also have for sale a slideshow, quiz and answer key to go along with them.

7th - 12th

Social Studies, U.S. History, World History

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Experience

I am currently a US History teacher for the time periods of the Great Depression to current era. But I have also taught Post Civil War US History, Geography and Arkansas state history.

Teaching style

My teaching style is attempting to create a collaborative / cooperative learning environment classroom. My classroom is where students are allowed to get creative with their work and show their true selves.

My own education history

BS in Geography from Arizona State University - Graduated with 3.58 GPA Currently finishing up my Masters of Arts in Teaching at Southern Arkansas University with a 3.75 GPA

Additional biographical information

I spent 6 years in the US Army and 6 years on the railroad, so it is safe to say I took a less traditional approach to becoming an educator. I grew up in the big city, but I now teach in rural Arkansas and loving it.