A formal report template for students to synthesize their findings from the JFK assassination investigation. It structures the final assessment around three key questions: Oswald's role, the analysis of controversial evidence, and the final verdict on who was responsible.

A detailed guided analysis worksheet for the JFK assassination investigation. It provides structured questions for each of the six exhibits, complete with specific paragraph references and sentence starters to help students navigate complex historical evidence and prepare for their final case report.

A comprehensive evidence dossier for the JFK assassination investigation, featuring six exhibits covering ballistics, the single-bullet theory, and potential involvement from the Soviets, Cubans, CIA, and Organized Crime. Includes transcriptions of archival materials and historical context.

A comprehensive teacher guide for the Middle Ages unit, featuring unit-wide essential questions, key themes, common misconceptions, and detailed answer keys for all student worksheets.

A primary source analysis worksheet for tenth-grade history students exploring how Presidential Reconstruction policies limited the freedom of formerly enslaved people through land seizure, sharecropping, and Black Codes.

Expanded introductory slides for Lesson 1 covering the full range of landforms and bodies of water with a global focus, featuring comparative visuals and global examples like the Andes and Italy.

Global-focused final mastery quiz (Form B) featuring questions on isthmuses, world elevation averages, and regional economic advantages. Part of a secondary assessment set.