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  1. 19 May 2020

    Any US history teachers doing the Vietnam War right now? Check out this hyperdoc. Can be used for nearly any level. Enjoy!

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  2. 3 May 2020

    Ep 44 is up! “Spanish Flu v Covid-19 with Author Kenneth C. Davis”. Folks, this is probably one of the team’s favorite episodes yet - Check it out! ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩

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  3. Jan 6

    We paired Jenga with a to add examples of changes to Europe after the fall of Rome. Pull a Jenga piece with an example, read out loud, choose the next person.

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  4. 6 Nov 2020

    This lady is a dynamo. Blessed to have her as a teaching partner. is amazing!

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  5. 3 Sep 2020

    Exit ticket ideas we shared today. Please share your ideas too.

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  6. 21 Dec 2020

    Some more completed final assessments from our Constitutional Convention Unit.

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  7. 4 Sep 2020

    Historians are busy working hard by categorizing ancient words found during an archeology dig.

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  8. 17 Dec 2020

    more finalized Constitutional Convention Netflix series assessments: Was the Constitutional Convention a success?

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  9. 23 hours ago

    Love starting a new unknown topic with various sources to preview, Ss jot sketch write comment for 20 min, then come to class with 1 Q, 1 Comment, and 1 word - good opener to activate prior knowledge without any prior knowledge!

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  10. Jan 6

    Special Jan 6 to process/plan for tomorrow. If you're a teacher, this is required attendance. Starts in 50 minutes.

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  11. 21 Dec 2020

    7th graders were learning the steps in how to write a dbq essay today!

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  12. 12 Jul 2020

    Write on PBS EXTRA's Educator Voice blog to express your right to an opinion about school reopening! Click here to contribute:

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  13. 23 Nov 2020

    World History Teachers Blog: Aztec Empie Digital Graphic Novel

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  14. Jan 4

    With an eye toward the upcoming inauguration (and another looking elsewhere to nations in flux), the next focuses on Transitions of Power. Our intrepid guides are returning co-hosts from who know all about satisfying curiosity

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  15. 31 Oct 2020

    Upperclassman visiting my middle school students to help us get informed on the candidates for US President.

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  16. 8 Apr 2020

    As far as Zoom backgrounds go, I'm not sure it gets better/nerdier than the "social distancing" version of the presentation of the Declaration of Independence to Congress. Not sure who created this gem, but good for them. You're welcome in advance.

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  17. 8 May 2020

    Won an online auction a few weeks ago. Going to use these old photographs for a class project next year. Nothing like actual artifacts to stir creativity in students!

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  18. Jan 9

    will host this week's "regular" edition of at the regular day and time. Pretty sure we still have a lot to talk about!😬

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  19. 4 Sep 2020

    Check out this awesome FREE 2-day training about National History Day by

    Want to go “Beyond the Project” to transform your curriculum & student engagement through National History Day? Join NHDCA Coordinator Whitney Olson for this dynamic two part webinar:
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  20. 18 Jul 2020

    One is never too old for picture books! Here is a nice list for Social Studies teachers to explore.

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