Party Pioneers

A comprehensive writing workshop sequence helping students write powerful historical arguments. Covers general transitions, cause-and-effect connections, and specialized argument structures for U.S. History.

A fast-paced prehistoric survival game where students learn and apply key social studies terms—hominin, climate, archaeology, culture, and civilization—through interactive scenario-based decision making and team-based vocabulary matching.

A printable 2-page vocabulary flashcard set for the 5 survival terms (plus a Mastery Card). Features fold-over (side-by-side) designs with cutting guides, definition details, example sentences, and peer-review self-tests.

A behavioral economics sequence for 8th graders that explores the psychological triggers of spending. Students analyze Maslow's hierarchy, emotional triggers, the Diderot effect, and marketing tactics to design personal friction strategies for better impulse control.

A collection of personalized master schedule references and productivity planners designed specifically for Junior High Social Studies and Religion teachers.

A printable 2-page teacher facilitation guide containing the game setup instructions, slide scenario outcomes and talking points, official answer keys for all student worksheet sections, and extension activity ideas.

A behavioral economics sequence for 8th graders that explores the psychological triggers of spending. Students analyze needs versus wants using Maslow's hierarchy and examine how emotional triggers like stress or boredom drive impulsive financial decisions.

A daily social studies warm-up routine centered on vocabulary and primary source analysis of ancient Egypt, featuring a projected step-by-step checklist slide deck and a weekly student response tracker.

A printable 2-page student worksheet designed to accompany the Hominin Quest slides. Includes a score tracker for the game choices, a definition matching challenge, context clue paragraph fill-ins, and a sentence writing section.

An exploration of the escalating tensions between Great Britain and the American colonies following the French and Indian War. Students investigate how imperial victories, new taxes, and restrictive policies clashed with colonial ideas of liberty and self-governance.

An interactive station-rotation lesson focusing on the critical events that sparked the American Revolution, including the Stamp Act, Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, and the Coercive Acts. Students analyze events from multiple perspectives using task cards and record their findings on a structured matrix.

A 16:9 interactive slide deck game for teaching the prehistoric survival words: climate, hominin, archaeology, culture, and civilization. Includes 5 scenario slides with team-based survival decisions, a rules slide, and a victory debrief.