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- The Rosetta Stone
- Maps & Globes Interactive Notebook Freebie, and
- Vocab Strategies
Best of Teaching Social Studies Educational Article Blog Posts
How often do you feel like teaching Social Studies to your students is hard work in and of itself…but it shouldn’t be!
I have a lot of educational articles that cover current strategies, micro-lessons, and online trainings; all to help you teach Social Studies in your classroom.
Here are a few to get you started.
New to Teaching Social Studies? Start with these Educational Blog Post Articles…
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Watch How to Teach Social Studies Videos
Integrating Writing into Social Studies
Developing Summative Writing Assessments
Textbook VS Texts: Pros & Cons Of Using Them in Social Studies
Are you Team Textbook or Team Passages? There are solid reasons for using either one and also reasons to not use them. Let’s examine the pros and cons of each.
Common Core Posters & Checklists Update
How can your students take charge of their learning – instead of you doing it all? With my Student Checklists, both your and your students can easily track!
5 Ways To Use Exit Tickets
My teacher friend introduced me to exit tickets. Instead of a general check-in with students deciding how well they understood the lesson, the tickets had just a few targeted questions – no more than 3 – that hit the core concepts.
Teaching About Native Peoples
Teaching your class about Native Americans can be a unit that everyone enjoys. But when was the last time you examined your unit and updated it?
5 Tips For Teaching Geography
When I started teaching geography, I had to figure out what worked for students and what didn’t. There is no magic formula that will work for every student.
World History Bundle
Understanding world history gives students a foundation for understanding today’s societies. So if we know that we should teach world history the next question is, how do we effectively teach this massive subject?
Creative Ways to Use Popcorn in the Upper Elementary Classroom
Popcorn is an easy tool to use when it comes to engaging your students in activities before the Thanksgiving break. Find out how here!
How to Teach the Presidential Election Process to Students
What do you do if you only need to give your students access to a few pages of a Google Slides resource? Here is the quickest way to assign parts of a Google Slide file to your students.
Why You Should Use Civics Interactive Notebooks In Your Classroom
I really enjoy civics, and I had to really think about why kids often hate the class. (I don’t remember loving it as a student, either.) What I realized is that civics deals with a lot of abstract concepts, like freedom and justice.
7 Ways To Help Students With Vision Processing Issues
Have a student in your classroom who has vision processing issues? Here are 7 simple ways to help them!
Vision Processing Issues: What Teachers Should Know
Many students deal with vision processing issues, but not many of those students get the help they need. What are the signs?
Teaching Native Peoples
Teaching Native peoples can be a tricky subject. How do you teach in an effective way that still honors the true history?
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