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This bundle is for Pre-AP World History and Geography and includes lessons for G.1, G.2, G.3, G.4, and G.5. They follow College Board pretty closely, using recommended sources and suggested supplementary readings and sources but present them in engaging ways with guided notes, graphic organizers, and a variety of activities. This bundle also includes writing assessments and multiple choice assessments. Most lessons are part lecture, but there is a good mix of independent reading and other acti

This bundle is for Pre-AP World History and Geography, quarter3, and includes lessons for LO2.1 through LO2.7 (The Classical Period). They follow College Board pretty closely, using recommended sources and suggested supplementary readings and sources but present them in engaging ways with guided notes, graphic organizers, and a variety of activities. This bundle also includes writing assessments and multiple choice assessments. Most lessons are part lecture, but there is a good mix of independen

This bundle is for Pre-AP World History and Geography and includes lessons for LO1.1 through LO1.7 (The Ancient Period). They follow College Board pretty closely, using recommended sources and suggested supplementary readings and sources but present them in engaging ways with guided notes, graphic organizers, and a variety of activities. This bundle also includes writing assessments and multiple choice assessments. Most lessons are part lecture, but there is a good mix of independent reading an

This lesson covers the effects of the Enlightenment (Age of Reason) on the American and French Revolutions. Students use a graphic organizer to take notes and answer questions on the PowerPoint. There is an option activity that requires students to review and process the information they learned in order to create a newspaper cover. This lesson was created with both the student AND teacher in mind! It includes a key for the graphic organizer, notes for reference when lecturing, and everything y

This bundle has EVERYTHING you need (each and every day) for Pre-AP World History and Geography. I have taught this course for three years and built each of these lessons while following the teacher resource guide. It is closely aligned with what College Board recommmends, but gives variety in lessons with lecture/guided notes, activities, independent readings, video sheets etc. I understand this is a huge investment - so take time and look at the lessons in my shop! As I update resources (twea

This bundle is for Pre-AP World History and Geography, quarter 4, and includes lessons for LO 3.1 through LO 3.7 (The Postclassical Period). They follow College Board pretty closely, using recommended sources and suggested supplementary readings and sources but present them in engaging ways with guided notes, graphic organizers, and a variety of activities. This bundle also includes writing assessments and multiple choice assessments. Most lessons are part lecture, but there is a good mix of ind

This lesson includes a PPT and graphic organizer, source analysis, and DBQ: Students begin by following along a PPT that covers the history of Israel and Palestine.Students will then move on to analyzing primary source documents that were chosen to provide several perspectives of the situation. Students will complete a source analysis before responding to a prompt by writing a 2-paragraph thesis. They will make a clear claim (prompt is provided), provide evidence (and explain), acknowledge a cou

This Industrialization in America unit introduces students to the rise of big business and the major changes of the late 19th century through a mix of structured lessons and independent activities. Students will learn about the growth of corporations, the impact of new technology, and the debate over whether industrial leaders were captains of industry or robber barons. The variety of PowerPoints, readings, activities, and a gallery walk keeps students engaged while giving teachers flexible opt

This lesson explores the major factors that contributed to rapid industrial growth in the United States during the Second Industrial Revolution, including natural resources, innovation, labor, government policies, and expanding markets. Students will take guided notes as they analyze each factor and consider how they worked together to transform the U.S. into an industrial powerhouse. The lesson includes built-in questioning using "chunking" method to promote active engagement and deeper thinkin

This bundle includes all of my lessons for G.2 Regionalization in the Pre-AP World History and Geography course. I align my lessons very closely with College Boards recommendations but expand on them. This bundle includes: G.2 IntroG.2-AG.2-BG.2-C (made intro a multi day project)G.2 Assessment*A bonus file of a reading with short reading quiz**A reading and DBQs w/activity* (optional) You can see detailed information about each of these if you look at them individually in my shop.

This bundle is for all of the lessons in the Human Adaptation and Migration in the Paleolithic World section in the Ancient Period portion of the Pre-AP World History and Geography course. There is a little pre-test activity in here that aligns with the content, as well! If you want more specific information I recommend viewing each of the lessons in my store.

This is for a bundle of all of my Comparing World Regions lessons for the Pre-AP World History and Geography course. It aligns closely with what College Board recommends. If you would like more details on each lesson, they are listed individually in my shop with more detail. Purchasing the bundle just saves you a few bucks (20% off).

Industrialization In American BUNDLE (U.S. History)This lesson introduces students to the key industrial leaders of the Gilded Age through a clear two-page reading and a creative analysis activity. Students explore the business tactics, philanthropy, and societal impact of Carnegie, Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, and Morgan, then apply their understanding by creating headlines, mini-articles, and visuals to determine whether each was a robber baron or a captain of industry. Designed for independent wo

This Reconstruction bundle is designed around the essential question: How did Reconstruction efforts after the Civil War attempt to rebuild and transform American society, economics, and politics, and to what extent were the efforts successful in achieving their goals? The lessons are mostly a combination of direct instruction and source analysis. I have also included a free bonus vocabulary sheet students can use throughout the unit to record/define terms. The 5 lessons are detailed in the prev

This engaging gallery walk includes five student stations exploring key moments of Westward Expansion: the Homestead Act, Indian Removal Act, Manifest Destiny, California Gold Rush, and the Transcontinental Railroad. Each station features a short reading, a compelling primary source quote, and critical thinking questions aligned to essential questions. Also included is a brief introductory PowerPoint to set the stage and a student worksheet for guided analysis and reflection. Perfect for encoura

In this instructional session, we'll explore the Industrial Revolution's journey from Europe (spread to Belgium, France, and Germany) to the United States and Japan. The presentation combines clear visuals and essential historical insights. The guided notes worksheet leaves space for note taking, but also includes questions that requires students to think critically and process the information they are learning. I also provide a key for the DBQs for teachers to reference when grading or teachin

This bundle is for the 2.3 Greek and Hellenistic States in the Classical Period unit within Pre-AP World History and Geography course. College board didn't provide specific sources for this unit. You can see more descriptive explanations of each lesson individually in my shop!

This lesson focuses on immigration experiences at Ellis Island and Angel Island, highlighting key policies such as the Chinese Exclusion Act and the Gentleman’s Agreement, while also touching on life after arrival, including work and tenement housing. Students gain a clear comparison of the two stations and see how immigration reflected both opportunity and exclusion in U.S. history. The included worksheet features two engaging activities: a comparison chart with wrap-up questions and a sensory

Introduce your students to the realities of industrial life with this engaging lesson on the exploitation of workers during America’s Industrial Revolution. Using a PowerPoint paired with guided Cornell Notes, students learn about child labor, sweatshops, unsafe factories, and overcrowded tenements, while embedded discussion questions keep them actively engaged. A mini activity with primary source testimonies and historical images gives students the chance to analyze evidence and connect it to t

This bundle is for all of my lessons for Pre-AP World History and Geography's key concept; Early Islamic States. To see each of the individual lessons, you can visit these links: 3.1-Intro: Early Islamic States3.1-A: Origins and Basic Tenets of Islam Pre-AP World History and Geography3.1-B Establishment and Expansion of the Arab Umayyad Caliphate Pre-AP3.1-C: State Consolidation, Cosmopolitanism, and the Abbasid Caliphate Pre-AP3.1 Reexamining Early Islamic States Pre-AP World History and Geog