Native Nations Worksheet

A comprehensive 4-day middle school social studies unit exploring Ancient and Medieval Japan from geography and Shinto through the Heian Golden Age, feudal samurai society, and the Mongol invasions to Tokugawa isolation.

A comprehensive middle school history lesson examining the fierce political, regional, and economic battles over the ratification of the US Constitution from 1787 to 1790. Students analyze primary source maps, explore high-stakes state conventions, and evaluate the compromise that created the Bill of Rights.

A print-ready CNN 10 graphic organizer that guides students to connect daily broadcast stories to their prior knowledge, synthesize reported evidence, articulate an evidence-based opinion, and prepare for peer discussion.

A hands-on introductory curriculum that equips students with foundational business acumen and marketing savvy through practical entrepreneurial challenges, financial basics, and campaign design.

A fast-paced 30-minute 7th grade world history lesson exploring the achievements, commerce, and intellectual legacies of the Ghana, Mali, and Songhai empires aligned with California HSS 7.4.

A reading comprehension worksheet based on the Newsela text about early foragers and gatherers. Features a vocabulary word bank with fill-in-the-blank sentences and five basic Wh- short answer questions with generous handwriting space.

A 3-part media literacy unit for middle school students on analyzing visual media, spotting manipulated photos, and verifying online sources using lateral reading.

A vocabulary mastery lesson for Unit 3 covering physical systems, culture, demographics, and global economics of the United States and Canada.

A two-page student analysis worksheet for the Ratification Showdown lesson, featuring 8 questions across map reading and state convention battles, with 3 ruled writing lines per question and the score box removed.

A comprehensive 3-day middle/high school geography unit examining Central America and the Caribbean, covering physical geography, natural hazards, and human-environment interactions.

A lesson exploring the three major philosophies of ancient China—Confucianism, Daoism, and Legalism—and how each proposed to restore order during the Warring States period. Includes modified, language-supported materials for diverse learners.

Two-per-page printable wrap-up exit ticket assessing student mastery of Ghana's silent barter, Mali's hajj and scholarship, and Songhai's administration.