A printable workbook template for students to complete their 'American Almanac' ABC book on paper, including a cover page, structured entry pages for A & B, and a reusable generic template page for all other letters.

A comprehensive A-Z list of potential US History topics (1877–Present) categorized by Person, Place, Event, Law, and Issue to assist students in their Almanac project.

A collection of five advanced-level sample pages for the American Almanac project, showcasing one model entry for each category (People, Places, Events, Laws, and Issues) with detailed historical analysis.

A detailed grading rubric for the American Almanac project, evaluating students on historical accuracy, synthesis/significance, adherence to constraints, visual quality, and writing conventions.

The second part of the Century Log planning template, covering letters K-Z and providing a category counter for students to ensure they follow the project constraints.

A student planning template ('Century Log') designed to help students brainstorm topics and track their category constraints (A-J) for the American Almanac project.

A formal project guide for students, outlining the 'American Almanac' ABC book requirements, including strict category constraints and content expectations.

A comprehensive project launch script and lesson plan for the American Almanac ABC project, including a detailed two-week roadmap and teacher facilitation strategies.

A teacher reference document listing high-quality supplemental visuals for the New Deal lesson, including descriptions, their relevance to the 3 R's, and direct digital archival links. Fixed page breaks and markdown formatting.

A visual answer key for the Recovery Roadmap Worksheet, providing the classification and sample justifications for all 9 New Deal agencies required by TN Standard US.45. Reduced to a single page for ease of use.

A teacher reference document listing all primary sources used in the New Deal Lab, including the agency name, date, specific source title, and direct digital archival links to the National Archives and Library of Congress.