World history middle school

World History worksheets for your high school or middle school classroom and how these printable PDF and Google Doc resources can help your students learn history.

Take your students on a journey through history with interactive virtual field trips! If you are studying ancient history, these virtual field trips are set up with reading to build background information, response questions, embedded video, maps, and Google Earth exploration! Great for 5th grade, 6th grade, or middle school, these engaging activities can be self-guided or conducted teacher-led. Perfect for remote learning or blended learning and Google compatible.

These free online textbooks are perfect for middle school World or US History classrooms! They include hundreds of articles based n the specific standards you need to teach your students.

Browse over 590 educational resources created by Social Studies Toolbox in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

Middle school world history doesn't need to be dry and boring. Get your homeschoolers excited about history with engaging text, vivid pictures, historical documents, hands-on projects, and more!

If you teach middle school history, these are some of the most hands-on engaging lesson plans and activities you can find! Great for 8th grade US History or World History in the middle grades!

Guide to using Social Studies Simulations to step away from the lecture podium and engage your students with hands-on history activities.

If you teach World War 1 in middle school US History or World History, check out these awesome lessons, projects, activities, and videos for your unit plan! Everything is done for you so you never have to stress about what to teach!

Learning about ancient civilizations doesn't have to be a bore. Make lessons about ancient Greece, ancient India, ancient Rome, and other ancient civilizations exciting with this collection of hands-on Social Studies projects. Perfect for any middle school classroom, these ancient history lessons combine creativity and rigor.

American History | US History | Middle School | High School | Bell Ringer Journal | 275 writing prompts for the entire school year | The SuperHERO Teacher

World History Powerpoints for High School - All are free.

Update your Social Studies classroom decor cheaply and easily with fun and useful decor. Make your classroom fun and inviting for students.

If you teach middle school or high school US History check out this free pacing guide to help ensure that you cover every aspect of the curriculum in your classroom! Pacing is so important to make sure that you don't spend too long on any one unit and allow studenst time to learn all the key things they need to know about American History!

U.S History Bell Ringer Journal | American History journal prompts | Entire school year of history prompts | Social studies | Middle school | high school

It's the end of the year and everyone is exhausted! You need an engaging project for students to do that allows them to be creative and do some independent research, right? This end of the year decades project for US History is perfect. Check out my blog post that explains how I use it in my class. And it's FREE!

Looking for some engaging, high-quality history lessons? Then check out my favorite free US history lessons for middle school!

10 activities to help middle and high school social studies teachers teach historical perspective plus a free download from History Gal.

Wow! Is tomorrow already August? Time has flown by this summer! I have been gone the majority of the summer, hence the lack in posts... but I am back now! I have a lengthy list of things to blog about from my summer adventures! To begin with, here is one of my crafty Pinterest projects that I have completed (here is the link to the original idea): Colonial America/Revolutionary War Guess Who! I have been wanting to do this project for a while now and finally made the time this last month. It…

Teaching the Age of Exploration? Check here for Age of Exploration activities to make history come to life in your middle school classes.