Bring History to Life with Civil War Primary Sources
One of the most powerful ways to help students connect with history is by using primary sources. Old school textbooks are great for summaries and overviews. However, primary sources really give students a chance to hear the voices of people who lived through the events. There are so many primary sources out there for the […]
Deep Dive Learning: The Power of Stations in World History
Teachers work tirelessly to create activities that challenge students to think deeply. Additionally, they constantly think about designing activities that help students actively discuss the material rather than sitting back and listening. Thankfully, deep dive learning: the power of stations in world history is ready to transform education. When using stations in world history, students […]
World Geography and Mapping Skills
As middle school teachers, you know the importance of making learning interactive and meangingful. The more interactive lessons are, the more engaged students are. World Geography has many countries, cultures, and geological features that offer a unique learning opportunity. World Geography is a subject that can truly captivate students’ imagination. Additionally, it teaches essential mapping […]
Using Infomercials for History Classroom Ideas
In today’s age of technology, educators like yourself are constantly seeking innovative approaches to teaching historical topics. One exciting method gaining popularity is incorporating infomercial creation into your history classroom ideas! Imagine your students stepping into the shoes of historical entrepreneurs to promote inventions and transportation systems of the Industrial Revolution. In this 1800s advertisement […]