A blank printable map of New York State to use during Geography lessons.
A blank map of Tennessee to use during Geography lessons.
Review French and Indian War vocabulary with a crossword puzzle.
Identify and write vocabulary words relating to civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. in our MLK crossword puzzle.
Practice and review concepts associated with the Lewis and Clark Expedition using a cloze passage.
Combine literary plot diagrams and Social Studies standards with a French and Indian war story map worksheet.
Practice and review vocabulary associated with the Lewis and Clark Expedition using a crossword puzzle.
Introduce a unit of study on the Lewis and Clark expedition with a KWL chart and anticipation guide.
Dive into a research project on key figures in history with a set of Important Historical Figure graphic organizers.
Integrate reading, writing, and Social Studies content with a Louisiana Purchase Constructed Response worksheet and graphic organizer.
Demonstrate knowledge of Westward Expansion with an end of unit brochure project.
Blend reading, writing, and historical concepts with the Declaration of Independence worksheet.
Integrate reading, writing, and American history with a constructed response worksheet about Paul Revere and the American Revolution.
Practice close reading strategies, vocabulary, and writing skills with an Intolerable Acts worksheet and writing prompt.
Read and learn about the father of our country, George Washington, with a printable reader and activity book.
Integrate Reading and Social Studies content with a set of Boston Massacre worksheets.
Use this elementary school art activity in the classroom around Memorial Day or when learning about the military.
Use this 13-slide PowerPoint as a collaborative reading exercise about Martin Luther King, Jr.
Observe MLK Day by encouraging students to think about their “dream” for the future by writing it as a speech.
Review MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech text and explore the metaphors he used to convey his message through the accompanying questions.
Introduce students to the people and events of the American civil rights movement with this 17-slide PowerPoint presentation.
Review our profile on 6-year-old civil rights figure Ruby Bridges, and answer questions to reinforce understanding.
Review vocabulary and terms surrounding the Presidents' Day holiday with an ABC Order Worksheet.
Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. and the ideals he fought for with this cut and color MLK worksheet for early elementary students.
Identify symbols associated with patriotic holidays with this Bingo game.
Start a great discussion and show students how technology and society have changed over the years by matching historical images with their modern counterparts.
Review the vocabulary and concepts surrounding the Columbus Day holiday with this fun ABC Order Worksheet.
Enhance your students' close reading strategies, vocabulary, and writing skills with a Boston Tea Party reading passage and accompanying activities.
Learn facts about the Boston Massacre with an informational reading passage and an informational writing prompt for fourth grade.
Describe the concepts related to the first ten amendments of the United States Constitution.
Teach your students how to write a constructed response paragraph and integrate grade level Social studies concepts with a free Pony Express worksheet and ten-question comprehension assessment.
Use this passage, second grade writing prompt, and worksheet to help students write a constructed response paragraph about Amelia Earhart.