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28 Şubat 2013 Perşembe

Rise of Dictators Pop Up Notes

Rise of Dictators Pop Up Notes

This wonderfully creative lesson has students creating pop up figures of 5 dictators who came to power in the 1920's and......

19 Şubat 2013 Salı

Spanish American War Timeline Using Primary Sources

Spanish American War Timeline Using Primary Sources

Our newest lesson covers the "splendid little war" known as the Spanish American War. Although brief, this war is essential......

12 Şubat 2013 Salı

American Imperialism: World Leader or Bully?

American Imperialism: World Leader or Bully?

This downloadable worksheet combines several layers of Bloom's Taxonomy, including comprehension, analysis, and critical......

11 Şubat 2013 Pazartesi

Turning Paper Boxes into Picket Signs - Strikes & Labor Lesson Plan

Turning Paper Boxes into Picket Signs - Strikes & Labor Lesson Plan

In this creative cooperative learning activity, students create picket signs from old paper boxes that tell the story of......

30 Ocak 2013 Çarşamba

Super Sunday Sale this Sunday!

Super Sunday Sale this Sunday!

Our site of resources is having a sale in partnership with Teachers Pay Teachers using the promo code SUPER for up to 28%......

28 Ocak 2013 Pazartesi

World War II Keynote Presentation

World War II Keynote Presentation

Although I use my school/work computer for most lessons in the classroom, sometimes I want to create a more visually dynamic......

15 Ocak 2013 Salı

Stetson Kennedy Vs. the KKK

Stetson Kennedy Vs. the KKK

I read the great book Freakonomics a few years ago and found that a lot of it would be great to use in the classroom. One......

4 Ocak 2013 Cuma

The Effects of the Industrial Revolution & Communism

The Effects of the Industrial Revolution & Communism

Our latest interactive lesson for World History covers the lasting effects of the Industrial Revolution. I've always had......

11 Aralık 2012 Salı

American History Vocabulary Football League

American History Vocabulary Football League

One of the most important parts of teaching history is helping students to learn vocabulary. However, many of my students......

10 Aralık 2012 Pazartesi

Essential Knowledge of the Civil War

Essential Knowledge of the Civil War

Many of my high school students have limited English proficiency and lack the background knowledge that comes with attending......

5 Aralık 2012 Çarşamba

One Year of World History Warm Ups

One Year of World History Warm Ups


Last week we posted a video preview of a year's worth of warm up questions from US History to help start each class period. The video below is from a World History II class that covers material from the Renaissance & World in 1500 up through the present day. Each class period begins with one of these slides and allows students to get settled in and right to work. 


The full powerpoint is available to download here. Since using these warm ups I have found my students are immediately more engaged and are demonstrating greater comprehension of the material.

27 Kasım 2012 Salı

Martin Luther Protestant Reformation Pop Up Notes

Martin Luther Protestant Reformation Pop Up Notes

This visually inventive graphic organizer is like a pop-up book for students to organize essential information on Martin......

26 Kasım 2012 Pazartesi

Dinner Party Lesson Plans

Dinner Party Lesson Plans

One of the most difficult things about planning a wedding was the seating arrangements. My wedding had tables of 8 and......

25 Kasım 2012 Pazar

Louis XVI "Harry Potter Magic Portrait

Louis XVI "Harry Potter Magic Portrait

Want to really get your students attention during a typical powerpoint presentation? How about if the old portraits look around the room, smile, laugh, wink, and sneeze! I got bored adding the same old portraits to my slides and tried to think of a way to make them more engaging.

I thought back to the magic portraits in the Harry Potter movies and then found a way to make them! The program CrazyTalk allows you to edit any portrait into a moving "magic" video. It takes a lot of work to make them perfect, but I started on a few and got addicted.

A free sample of an animated King Louis XVI embedded into a powerpoint slide is available for download here.

You can see the complete French Revolution powerpoint with many of these moving magic powerpoints in this video: