9 Must-Have Teacher Resources for Teaching World War IITop History Teacher Resources That Help Teach WWIIHere are nine best-selling teacher favorites for teaching World War II, including downloadable thematic units, classroom posters, and fun activities for teaching and learning about WWII. You can click on any resource title or image to learn more about it or purchase.World War II Teaching … Read More
8 Best-Selling Teacher Resources for Teaching World War I – U.S. History 1914-1918 WWI Teacher Resources
8 Best-Selling U.S. History Teacher Favorites for Teaching World War ITop Teacher Resources That Help Teach U.S. History 1914-1918Here are eight best-selling teacher favorites for teaching World War I (a.k.a. WWI, WW1, or the Great War), including downloadable thematic units, classroom posters, and fun activities for teaching and learning about this period of global conflict from 1914-1918. You can click … Read More
Top 5 Teacher Resources for Teaching U.S. Imperialism – U.S. History Teacher Aids for Imperialism
Top 5 History Teacher Resources for Teaching U.S. ImperialismTop History Teacher Resources That Help Teach U.S History from 1854 to 1913 – American ImperialismHere are the five top-selling U.S. History teacher favorites for teaching American Imperialism including downloadable thematic units, classroom posters, and fun activities for teaching and learning about the period from 1854 to 1913. You can click on any … Read More
Amanda Gorman Writes Poem After School Shooting in Uvalde, Texas
May 25, 2022Claretta BellamyNBC News The poet Amanda Gorman used the power of words to illustrate the harsh reality of living in the U.S. amid the onslaught of mass shootings: “The truth is, one nation under guns.” After the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on Tuesday that left at least 19 children and two teachers dead, Gorman, … Read More
Supreme Court Leak Shakes Trust in One More American Pillar
May 7, 2022Calvin Woodward and Hannah FingerhutAP News WASHINGTON (AP)—Is there a new American motto: In nothing we trust? By lots of measures, most in the U.S. lack much confidence in large institutions and have for years. Congress? Two big thumbs down. The presidency? Ehh. Americans are also distrustful of big business, unions, public schools and organized religion. Indeed, they … Read More