Civics and Government

A case study graphic organizer designed as a confidential case file, helping students track the mechanics of labeling from initial act to final identity outcome.

A student self-reflection worksheet exploring primary and secondary deviance, mapping the self-fulfilling prophecy cycle, and identifying ways to resist negative social labels.

A comprehensive teacher's guide for a lesson on Labeling Theory, featuring a classroom hook, detailed pacing, discussion prompts, and extension activities.

A visually striking slide presentation exploring Labeling Theory, Howard Becker's core insights, the self-fulfilling prophecy, and the impact of labels in schools and the justice system.

A teacher facilitation guide for post-viewing discussions and debates, featuring structured 'Mock Trial' cases for the legal disputes in 'The Social Network' and Socratic seminar prompts.

An updated teacher's answer key for the simplified 10th-grade movie guide, focusing on friendship, social status, and basic ownership concepts.

A simplified, 10th-grade appropriate movie guide for 'The Social Network' with accessible language, timestamped prompts, and scaffolded final response questions.

An introductory slide deck for the film 'The Social Network' focusing on key characters, intellectual property law concepts (copyright, trade secrets), and the ethical dilemmas presented in the movie.

A teacher-facing answer key and grading guide for the Nuremberg Trials writing prompt. Revised for better layout flow and clearer rubric scoring. Includes teacher reference sections for vocabulary and student requirements.

A structured writing outline and student-friendly checklist for analyzing the Nuremberg Trials. Includes a word bank, sentence starters, and specific reminders for academic writing constraints. Revised for improved writing space and page flow. Content updated to integrate sentence starters directly into the writing outline.

Guide visuel pas à pas pour aider les élèves de 5ème à prendre en main Canva et créer une infographie efficace sur les stéréotypes.

Fiche d'activités pour l'élève permettant d'analyser les stéréotypes dans une publicité et de préparer les contenus de son infographie.

Fiche de préparation détaillée pour l'enseignant, structurant les 3 séances de la séquence sur les stéréotypes de genre.

An updated answer key and teacher guide for the "Hero or Villain" worksheet, including sample student responses that incorporate the newly added historical details.

A teacher's guide for a Socratic Seminar about ancient leaders, including discussion questions, seminar rules, and an observation checklist.

An expanded reading passage and analysis worksheet featuring four ancient leaders: Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Hatshepsut, and Empress Wu. It explores their achievements versus their controversial actions with added historical detail.

A curated list of high-quality historical visuals to complement the lesson, featuring verified archival links to the Library of Congress and National Archives. Includes photos of enforcement agents, flapper culture, and organized crime bosses. Optimized for a single page with improved legibility.

Answer key for the Case Summary Exit Ticket. Provides specific answers and acceptable variations for cultural impacts and reasons for the repeal of the 18th Amendment. Updated for clarity and contrast.

A quick formative assessment for the end of the lesson. Includes two identical exit tickets per page for efficient printing. Questions cover amendment identification, cultural impact, and the reason for repeal. Updated layout to ensure 2-per-page fit.

A comprehensive list of all primary sources used in the Prohibition lesson, including names, specific dates, descriptions, and verified archival links for student and teacher reference. Updated layout for page breaks and header kerning.

A case study graphic organizer designed as a confidential case file, helping students track the mechanics of labeling from initial act to final identity outcome.

A student self-reflection worksheet exploring primary and secondary deviance, mapping the self-fulfilling prophecy cycle, and identifying ways to resist negative social labels.

A comprehensive teacher's guide for a lesson on Labeling Theory, featuring a classroom hook, detailed pacing, discussion prompts, and extension activities.

A visually striking slide presentation exploring Labeling Theory, Howard Becker's core insights, the self-fulfilling prophecy, and the impact of labels in schools and the justice system.

A teacher facilitation guide for post-viewing discussions and debates, featuring structured 'Mock Trial' cases for the legal disputes in 'The Social Network' and Socratic seminar prompts.

An updated teacher's answer key for the simplified 10th-grade movie guide, focusing on friendship, social status, and basic ownership concepts.

A simplified, 10th-grade appropriate movie guide for 'The Social Network' with accessible language, timestamped prompts, and scaffolded final response questions.

An introductory slide deck for the film 'The Social Network' focusing on key characters, intellectual property law concepts (copyright, trade secrets), and the ethical dilemmas presented in the movie.

A teacher-facing answer key and grading guide for the Nuremberg Trials writing prompt. Revised for better layout flow and clearer rubric scoring. Includes teacher reference sections for vocabulary and student requirements.

A structured writing outline and student-friendly checklist for analyzing the Nuremberg Trials. Includes a word bank, sentence starters, and specific reminders for academic writing constraints. Revised for improved writing space and page flow. Content updated to integrate sentence starters directly into the writing outline.

A comprehensive list of all primary sources used in the Prohibition lesson, including names, specific dates, descriptions, and verified archival links for student and teacher reference. Updated layout for page breaks and header kerning.

A slide-by-slide instructional script and talking points for the teacher to accompany the Underground Empire Slides. Includes "say" and "do" prompts for classroom facilitation.

Answer key for the Secret Sip Notes worksheet. Revisions include model answers that reflect specific names and dates for primary sources (Billy Sunday 1920, Rollin Kirby 1924, 1929 Massacre).

A teacher's facilitation guide. Revisions include updated prompts and pacing that reference specific names and dates for sources (Billy Sunday 1920, Rollin Kirby 1924, St. Valentine's Day Massacre 1929).

A guided note-taking worksheet for students. Revisions include updated references to specific source names and dates (Billy Sunday, 1920; Rollin Kirby, 1924) and polished header kerning.

A visual presentation covering the 18th Amendment, Prohibition, the rise of organized crime, and the 21st Amendment. Revisions include added specific names and dates for primary sources (Billy Sunday, Rollin Kirby, St. Valentine's Day Massacre).

An expanded case study analysis worksheet with a longer transcript and larger work areas for handwriting. Includes analysis of interrogation tactics and a script-writing challenge. Optimized for a 2-3 page print layout.

Teacher answer key for the expanded Interrogation Analysis Worksheet, including tactical evidence for the new transcript and updated grading criteria. Layout has been optimized for flow and readability.

Teacher answer key for the expanded Interrogation Analysis Worksheet, including tactical evidence for the new transcript and updated grading criteria.

A student worksheet for the "Thunder at the Ferry" play. Includes plot sequencing, character perspective analysis, thematic reflection questions, and a creative newspaper writing activity.

A concise 1-page teacher's answer key for the Divided Nation Civil War timeline worksheet.

A condensed 2-page high school timeline worksheet for the American Civil War, featuring 13 key events with optimized spacing and page breaks.

A polished 10-slide presentation for 7th-grade science students explaining photosynthesis, featuring MathJax for chemical formulas and improved organelle diagrams.

A teacher answer key for the A Nation Reborn worksheet, detailing the war's end and the significance of the 13th Amendment.

A teacher answer key for the Tracks to Freedom worksheet, providing code translations and analytical support for the Underground Railroad lesson.

A teacher answer key for the Thunder of Cannons worksheet, covering battle significance and strategic analysis.

A teacher answer key for the Leaders of the Storm worksheet, providing correct matches and sample responses for leadership analysis.

A student worksheet for the final Civil War lesson, covering the Emancipation Proclamation and the war's conclusion, optimized for single-page 8.5x11 printing.

A slide deck covering the end of the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the 13th Amendment.

A 2-page student worksheet for the Underground Railroad lesson, formatted for 8.5x11 printing with terminology translation, biographical analysis, and a field sketch activity.

A slide deck explaining the Underground Railroad, its terminology, Harriet Tubman's role, and the secret signals used.

A student worksheet focusing on the strategic significance of major Civil War battles and timeline matching, formatted for single-page 8.5x11 printing.

A presentation covering major battles of the Civil War, including Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, and Vicksburg.

A student worksheet for the first lesson on Civil War leaders, optimized for single-page 8.5x11 printing with clear matching exercises and short-answer analysis.

A slide deck introducing the key political and military leaders of the Union and Confederacy during the Civil War.

The master answer key for all 6 stations, optimized for single-page printing with high ink efficiency and clear section grouping.

A collection of scenario cards, case files, and profile descriptions for all 6 review stations. Includes content for Citizenship, Government Types, The Three Branches, Federalism, Rights of the Accused, and Political Platforms.

The student recording sheet (Passport) with optimized spacing for handwriting, clear station headers, and logical page breaks to ensure all 6 units are covered across 2 printable pages.

Printable protocol cards for each station with corrected page breaks, improved spacing, and clear step-by-step instructions for 10th-grade students.

A visual presentation to introduce the 6 review stations, set expectations for timing, and provide a roadmap for the activity.

The master answer key for all 6 stations, optimized for single-page printing with high ink efficiency and clear section grouping.

A collection of scenario cards, case files, and profile descriptions for all 6 review stations. Includes content for Citizenship, Government Types, The Three Branches, Federalism, Rights of the Accused, and Political Platforms.

The student recording sheet (Passport) with optimized spacing for handwriting, clear station headers, and logical page breaks to ensure all 6 units are covered across 2 printable pages.

Printable protocol cards for each station with corrected page breaks, improved spacing, and clear step-by-step instructions for 10th-grade students.

A visual presentation to introduce the 6 review stations, set expectations for timing, and provide a roadmap for the activity.

Teacher answer key for the Loving film worksheet, providing 17 detailed responses, legal context regarding the 14th Amendment, and instructional tips for high school educators.

A 17-question film guide for the movie Loving (2016), featuring timestamps and focusing on legal themes like the 14th Amendment and Jim Crow laws. Includes a large critical reflection section for high school students.

A note-taking graphic organizer for a Socratic Seminar on 19th-century social reforms. It includes dedicated sections for major movements like the Second Great Awakening, Abolition, and Prison Reform, with space for students to cite evidence from scholarly articles and synthesize their findings for discussion. Updated column headers to include culture and society impacts.

A teacher answer key for the Justice Timeline Activity, providing correct chronological placement for major Civil Rights Movement events and brief historical context for each.

A teacher answer key for the Archive Analysis Worksheet, providing detailed historical context and comparative analysis for the WWII and Cold War primary source descriptions.

A personnel briefing sheet for the Figure Dossiers Worksheet, helping students connect the roles and impacts of key historical figures as part of their exam preparation.

A detailed rules and instruction sheet for the Standoff Board Game, clarifying the gameplay mechanics, "Define to Stay" rule, and event tile functions.

A student instruction sheet for the Archive Analysis Activity, guiding students through the process of visualizing primary sources and performing comparative historical analysis.

A student-facing instruction sheet for the Justice Timeline Activity, focusing on chronological reasoning and matching strategies.

A step-by-step instruction sheet for the Conflict Cards Activity, detailing how students should prepare and use the flashcards for solo and partner study.

A dossier-style biography worksheet where students complete profiles for four key historical figures (FDR, MLK, Truman, and McCarthy) as part of their final exam review.

A printable board game designed for Cold War unit review, where students navigate historical events by defining terms and navigating strategic 'events'.

A primary source analysis worksheet where students examine descriptions of iconic WWII and Cold War imagery to practice contextualization and sourcing skills.

A timeline sorting activity where students match key Civil Rights Movement events to their corresponding years, emphasizing chronological understanding of the era.

A set of printable review cards covering 12 essential terms from WWII, the Cold War, and the Civil Rights movement, designed for vocabulary reinforcement and peer quizzing.

A comprehensive guide for teachers to manage the four 30-minute lessons, including pacing, discussion prompts, and differentiation strategies.

A student worksheet analyzing a sharecropping contract and the impact of Jim Crow laws on Southern life.

A slide presentation for Lesson 4 covering the economic trap of sharecropping and the legal and social restrictions of the Jim Crow era.

A student worksheet requiring students to interpret the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments in plain language and reflect on their impact.

A slide presentation for Lesson 3 explaining the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments and their significance in establishing civil rights.

A student analysis sheet featuring primary source excerpts related to the Freedmen's Bureau's work in education and family reunification.

A slide presentation for Lesson 2 detailing the purpose, successes, and challenges of the Freedmen's Bureau during Reconstruction.

A student worksheet featuring primary source excerpts and prompts to analyze the physical and economic destruction of the South following the Civil War.

A slide deck for Lesson 1 introducing students to the physical and economic state of the South after the Civil War and the transition to a free labor system.

The master answer key for all 6 stations, optimized for single-page printing with high ink efficiency and clear section grouping.

A collection of scenario cards, case files, and profile descriptions for all 6 review stations. Includes content for Citizenship, Government Types, The Three Branches, Federalism, Rights of the Accused, and Political Platforms.

The student recording sheet (Passport) with optimized spacing for handwriting, clear station headers, and logical page breaks to ensure all 6 units are covered across 2 printable pages.

Printable protocol cards for each station with corrected page breaks, improved spacing, and clear step-by-step instructions for 10th-grade students.

A visual presentation to introduce the 6 review stations, set expectations for timing, and provide a roadmap for the activity.

A teacher-facing guide for evaluating the Socratic Seminar, featuring a 30-point rubric, discussion prompts to guide student conversation, and an observation tracker.

A visual presentation to introduce the Socratic Seminar prompt, the concept of 19th-century reform movements, and the double-entry journal preparation method. Includes discussion norms and expectations.

A multi-page double-entry journal for Socratic Seminar preparation. Each of the three reform movements has its own dedicated full-page ledger with guided columns for evidence and reflection, followed by a final synthesis page.

A note-taking graphic organizer for a Socratic Seminar on 19th-century social reforms. It includes dedicated sections for major movements like the Second Great Awakening, Abolition, and Prison Reform, with space for students to cite evidence from scholarly articles and synthesize their findings for discussion. Updated column headers to include culture and society impacts.

A student-facing discussion log for the Hero Habitats lesson, providing structured space for Think-Pair-Share responses and a personal citizenship commitment.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for the 20-minute Hero Habitats lesson, including pacing, discussion prompts, and differentiation strategies.

A comprehensive guide for teachers to manage the four 30-minute lessons, including pacing, discussion prompts, and differentiation strategies.

A student worksheet analyzing a sharecropping contract and the impact of Jim Crow laws on Southern life.

A slide presentation for Lesson 4 covering the economic trap of sharecropping and the legal and social restrictions of the Jim Crow era.

A student worksheet requiring students to interpret the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments in plain language and reflect on their impact.

A slide presentation for Lesson 3 explaining the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments and their significance in establishing civil rights.

A student analysis sheet featuring primary source excerpts related to the Freedmen's Bureau's work in education and family reunification.

A slide presentation for Lesson 2 detailing the purpose, successes, and challenges of the Freedmen's Bureau during Reconstruction.

A student worksheet featuring primary source excerpts and prompts to analyze the physical and economic destruction of the South following the Civil War.

A slide deck for Lesson 1 introducing students to the physical and economic state of the South after the Civil War and the transition to a free labor system.

A teacher answer key for the A Nation Reborn worksheet, detailing the war's end and the significance of the 13th Amendment.

A teacher answer key for the Tracks to Freedom worksheet, providing code translations and analytical support for the Underground Railroad lesson.

A teacher answer key for the Thunder of Cannons worksheet, covering battle significance and strategic analysis.

A teacher answer key for the Leaders of the Storm worksheet, providing correct matches and sample responses for leadership analysis.

A student worksheet for the final Civil War lesson, covering the Emancipation Proclamation and the war's conclusion, optimized for single-page 8.5x11 printing.

A slide deck covering the end of the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the 13th Amendment.

A 2-page student worksheet for the Underground Railroad lesson, formatted for 8.5x11 printing with terminology translation, biographical analysis, and a field sketch activity.

A slide deck explaining the Underground Railroad, its terminology, Harriet Tubman's role, and the secret signals used.

A student worksheet focusing on the strategic significance of major Civil War battles and timeline matching, formatted for single-page 8.5x11 printing.

A presentation covering major battles of the Civil War, including Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, and Vicksburg.

A student worksheet for the first lesson on Civil War leaders, optimized for single-page 8.5x11 printing with clear matching exercises and short-answer analysis.

A comprehensive guide for teachers to manage the four 30-minute lessons, including pacing, discussion prompts, and differentiation strategies.

A student worksheet analyzing a sharecropping contract and the impact of Jim Crow laws on Southern life.

A slide presentation for Lesson 4 covering the economic trap of sharecropping and the legal and social restrictions of the Jim Crow era.

A student worksheet requiring students to interpret the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments in plain language and reflect on their impact.

A slide presentation for Lesson 3 explaining the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments and their significance in establishing civil rights.

A student analysis sheet featuring primary source excerpts related to the Freedmen's Bureau's work in education and family reunification.

A slide presentation for Lesson 2 detailing the purpose, successes, and challenges of the Freedmen's Bureau during Reconstruction.

A student worksheet featuring primary source excerpts and prompts to analyze the physical and economic destruction of the South following the Civil War.

A slide deck for Lesson 1 introducing students to the physical and economic state of the South after the Civil War and the transition to a free labor system.

A student worksheet for the final Civil War lesson, covering the Emancipation Proclamation and the war's conclusion, optimized for single-page 8.5x11 printing.

A slide deck covering the end of the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the 13th Amendment.

A 2-page student worksheet for the Underground Railroad lesson, formatted for 8.5x11 printing with terminology translation, biographical analysis, and a field sketch activity.

A slide deck explaining the Underground Railroad, its terminology, Harriet Tubman's role, and the secret signals used.

A student worksheet focusing on the strategic significance of major Civil War battles and timeline matching, formatted for single-page 8.5x11 printing.

A presentation covering major battles of the Civil War, including Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, and Vicksburg.

A student worksheet for the first lesson on Civil War leaders, optimized for single-page 8.5x11 printing with clear matching exercises and short-answer analysis.

A slide deck introducing the key political and military leaders of the Union and Confederacy during the Civil War.

A comprehensive 8-page informational text for 3rd graders about Independence Hall, updated with a white background. It features detailed sections on the Founding Fathers, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Assembly Room, and the preservation of the hall. Includes a dedicated vocabulary page and a separate reading check page with additional comprehension questions.

A comprehensive 7-page informational text for 3rd graders about Independence Hall, updated with a white background. It features detailed sections on the Founding Fathers, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Assembly Room, and the preservation of the hall. Includes a vocabulary glossary and comprehension questions.

A comprehensive 5-page informational text for 3rd graders about Independence Hall, featuring detailed sections on the Founding Fathers, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Liberty Bell. Includes a vocabulary glossary and comprehension questions.

A comprehensive guide for teachers to manage the four 30-minute lessons, including pacing, discussion prompts, and differentiation strategies.

A student worksheet analyzing a sharecropping contract and the impact of Jim Crow laws on Southern life.

A slide presentation for Lesson 4 covering the economic trap of sharecropping and the legal and social restrictions of the Jim Crow era.

A student worksheet requiring students to interpret the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments in plain language and reflect on their impact.

A slide presentation for Lesson 3 explaining the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments and their significance in establishing civil rights.

A student analysis sheet featuring primary source excerpts related to the Freedmen's Bureau's work in education and family reunification.

A slide presentation for Lesson 2 detailing the purpose, successes, and challenges of the Freedmen's Bureau during Reconstruction.

A student worksheet featuring primary source excerpts and prompts to analyze the physical and economic destruction of the South following the Civil War.

A slide deck for Lesson 1 introducing students to the physical and economic state of the South after the Civil War and the transition to a free labor system.

The master answer key for all 6 stations, optimized for single-page printing with high ink efficiency and clear section grouping.

A collection of scenario cards, case files, and profile descriptions for all 6 review stations. Includes content for Citizenship, Government Types, The Three Branches, Federalism, Rights of the Accused, and Political Platforms.

The student recording sheet (Passport) with optimized spacing for handwriting, clear station headers, and logical page breaks to ensure all 6 units are covered across 2 printable pages.

Printable protocol cards for each station with corrected page breaks, improved spacing, and clear step-by-step instructions for 10th-grade students.

A visual presentation to introduce the 6 review stations, set expectations for timing, and provide a roadmap for the activity.

Teacher answer key for the Loving film worksheet, providing 17 detailed responses, legal context regarding the 14th Amendment, and instructional tips for high school educators.

A 17-question film guide for the movie Loving (2016), featuring timestamps and focusing on legal themes like the 14th Amendment and Jim Crow laws. Includes a large critical reflection section for high school students.

A teacher-facing answer key and instructional guide for the Dred Scott case lesson, providing ideal student responses and discussion prompts. Revised for better readability and contrast.

A structured case brief worksheet and primary source analysis document focusing on Chief Justice Taney's majority opinion in the Dred Scott case. Revised with improved spacing, legible work areas, and proper section alignment.

A newspaper-styled reading passage covering the history, ruling, and national consequences of the Dred Scott v. Sandford case, featuring comprehension questions for guided reading. Revised for improved layout and student response space.

A visual presentation exploring the background, legal ruling, and national impact of the Dred Scott v. Sandford case, emphasizing the denial of citizenship and the role of the decision in leading to the Civil War.

A teacher's facilitation guide for the Divided Nation unit. Revised with correct lesson assignment and optimized layout.

A persuasive writing prompt for the final lesson. Revised to fit on a single page with improved handwriting space and contrast.

Slides for Lesson 4 covering the secession and start of war. Revised for text alignment, contrast, and spacing.

A worksheet for Lesson 3 analyzing the Election of 1860. Revised for layout consistency and improved student work areas.

Slides for Lesson 3 focusing on the Election of 1860, the four candidates, the sectional divide in voting, and Lincoln's victory.

A mapping and analysis worksheet for Lesson 2 focusing on the Missouri Compromise. Revised for single-page layout and improved visual hierarchy.

Slides for Lesson 2 detailing the Missouri Compromise of 1820. Revised for visual clarity and contrast.

A worksheet for Lesson 1 analyzing the impact of the cotton gin. Revised for layout efficiency and improved student work areas.

Introductory slides for Lesson 1, covering Eli Whitney's invention of the cotton gin, its economic impact, and the resulting expansion of enslaved labor. Revised for title spacing.

The master answer key for all 6 stations, optimized for single-page printing with high ink efficiency and clear section grouping.

A collection of scenario cards, case files, and profile descriptions for all 6 review stations. Includes content for Citizenship, Government Types, The Three Branches, Federalism, Rights of the Accused, and Political Platforms.

The student recording sheet (Passport) with optimized spacing for handwriting, clear station headers, and logical page breaks to ensure all 6 units are covered across 2 printable pages.

Printable protocol cards for each station with corrected page breaks, improved spacing, and clear step-by-step instructions for 10th-grade students.

A visual presentation to introduce the 6 review stations, set expectations for timing, and provide a roadmap for the activity.

A teacher answer key for the Justice Timeline Activity, providing correct chronological placement for major Civil Rights Movement events and brief historical context for each.

A teacher answer key for the Archive Analysis Worksheet, providing detailed historical context and comparative analysis for the WWII and Cold War primary source descriptions.

A personnel briefing sheet for the Figure Dossiers Worksheet, helping students connect the roles and impacts of key historical figures as part of their exam preparation.

A detailed rules and instruction sheet for the Standoff Board Game, clarifying the gameplay mechanics, "Define to Stay" rule, and event tile functions.

A student instruction sheet for the Archive Analysis Activity, guiding students through the process of visualizing primary sources and performing comparative historical analysis.

A student-facing instruction sheet for the Justice Timeline Activity, focusing on chronological reasoning and matching strategies.

A teacher's facilitation guide for the Divided Nation unit. Revised with correct lesson assignment and optimized layout.

A persuasive writing prompt for the final lesson. Revised to fit on a single page with improved handwriting space and contrast.

Slides for Lesson 4 covering the secession and start of war. Revised for text alignment, contrast, and spacing.

A worksheet for Lesson 3 analyzing the Election of 1860. Revised for layout consistency and improved student work areas.

Slides for Lesson 3 focusing on the Election of 1860, the four candidates, the sectional divide in voting, and Lincoln's victory.

A mapping and analysis worksheet for Lesson 2 focusing on the Missouri Compromise. Revised for single-page layout and improved visual hierarchy.

Slides for Lesson 2 detailing the Missouri Compromise of 1820. Revised for visual clarity and contrast.

A worksheet for Lesson 1 analyzing the impact of the cotton gin. Revised for layout efficiency and improved student work areas.

Introductory slides for Lesson 1, covering Eli Whitney's invention of the cotton gin, its economic impact, and the resulting expansion of enslaved labor. Revised for title spacing.

The master answer key for all 6 stations, optimized for single-page printing with high ink efficiency and clear section grouping.

A collection of scenario cards, case files, and profile descriptions for all 6 review stations. Includes content for Citizenship, Government Types, The Three Branches, Federalism, Rights of the Accused, and Political Platforms.

The student recording sheet (Passport) with optimized spacing for handwriting, clear station headers, and logical page breaks to ensure all 6 units are covered across 2 printable pages.

Printable protocol cards for each station with corrected page breaks, improved spacing, and clear step-by-step instructions for 10th-grade students.

A visual presentation to introduce the 6 review stations, set expectations for timing, and provide a roadmap for the activity.

A strategic guide for campus leaders to draft TEA-aligned SMART goals for their Campus Improvement Plans, including sample goals for ADA, chronic absenteeism reduction, and subgroup gap closure.

A visual decision tree and MTSS tiered intervention flow chart to guide campus leaders through universal, targeted, and intensive support strategies based on absence percentage.

A data-driven worksheet for campus leaders to audit their current attendance metrics, identify subgroup gaps, and determine root causes of chronic absenteeism aligned with TEA accountability.

A visual presentation for campus leaders explaining the critical difference between ADA and chronic absenteeism, its impact on TEA accountability, and the MTSS tiered support framework.

A visual slide presentation designed to accompany the video about New Jersey's rental assistance crisis, featuring vocabulary terms, economic comparisons, and 5 assessment questions for class review.

An answer key and grading guide for the Housing Safety Worksheet, providing correct answers, rationales, sample student responses for DBQs, and extension discussion prompts.

A teacher answer key for the A Nation Reborn worksheet, detailing the war's end and the significance of the 13th Amendment.

A teacher answer key for the Tracks to Freedom worksheet, providing code translations and analytical support for the Underground Railroad lesson.

A teacher answer key for the Thunder of Cannons worksheet, covering battle significance and strategic analysis.

A teacher answer key for the Leaders of the Storm worksheet, providing correct matches and sample responses for leadership analysis.

A student worksheet for the final Civil War lesson, covering the Emancipation Proclamation and the war's conclusion, optimized for single-page 8.5x11 printing.

A slide deck covering the end of the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the 13th Amendment.

A 2-page student worksheet for the Underground Railroad lesson, formatted for 8.5x11 printing with terminology translation, biographical analysis, and a field sketch activity.

A slide deck explaining the Underground Railroad, its terminology, Harriet Tubman's role, and the secret signals used.

A student worksheet focusing on the strategic significance of major Civil War battles and timeline matching, formatted for single-page 8.5x11 printing.

A presentation covering major battles of the Civil War, including Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, and Vicksburg.

A student worksheet for the first lesson on Civil War leaders, optimized for single-page 8.5x11 printing with clear matching exercises and short-answer analysis.

A slide deck introducing the key political and military leaders of the Union and Confederacy during the Civil War.

A teacher's facilitation guide for the Divided Nation unit. Revised with correct lesson assignment and optimized layout.

A persuasive writing prompt for the final lesson. Revised to fit on a single page with improved handwriting space and contrast.

Slides for Lesson 4 covering the secession and start of war. Revised for text alignment, contrast, and spacing.

A worksheet for Lesson 3 analyzing the Election of 1860. Revised for layout consistency and improved student work areas.

Slides for Lesson 3 focusing on the Election of 1860, the four candidates, the sectional divide in voting, and Lincoln's victory.

A mapping and analysis worksheet for Lesson 2 focusing on the Missouri Compromise. Revised for single-page layout and improved visual hierarchy.

Slides for Lesson 2 detailing the Missouri Compromise of 1820. Revised for visual clarity and contrast.

A worksheet for Lesson 1 analyzing the impact of the cotton gin. Revised for layout efficiency and improved student work areas.

A 15-question multiple choice test covering key topics from WWII to the Civil Rights era. Focuses on vocabulary, cause-and-effect, and synthesis questions. Professional layout with fixed page breaks to keep questions together.

A comprehensive teacher guide and answer key covering the multiple-choice quiz, matching worksheet, and guided study guide. Includes instructional strategies, discussion prompts, and notes on common student misconceptions.

A two-page guided study guide exploring cause-and-effect relationships and key historical themes. Includes sections for WWII, the Cold War, social movements, and cultural diplomacy. Fixed page breaks and optimized work areas.

A matching and crossword worksheet focusing on vocabulary and key facts from WWII through the Cold War and Civil Rights era. Now condensed to a single page.

A detailed 5-page seminar preparation ledger for the Industrial Revolution and Market Economy lesson. Features a dedicated cover page with relevant historical icons and a prominent Socratic prompt, three separate article analysis pages, and a final synthesis evaluation. Writing lines are darkened for optimal print quality.

A comprehensive guide for teachers to manage the four 30-minute lessons, including pacing, discussion prompts, and differentiation strategies.

A student worksheet analyzing a sharecropping contract and the impact of Jim Crow laws on Southern life.

A slide presentation for Lesson 4 covering the economic trap of sharecropping and the legal and social restrictions of the Jim Crow era.

A student worksheet requiring students to interpret the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments in plain language and reflect on their impact.

A slide presentation for Lesson 3 explaining the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments and their significance in establishing civil rights.

A student analysis sheet featuring primary source excerpts related to the Freedmen's Bureau's work in education and family reunification.

A slide presentation for Lesson 2 detailing the purpose, successes, and challenges of the Freedmen's Bureau during Reconstruction.

A student worksheet featuring primary source excerpts and prompts to analyze the physical and economic destruction of the South following the Civil War.

A slide deck for Lesson 1 introducing students to the physical and economic state of the South after the Civil War and the transition to a free labor system.

A teacher answer key for the A Nation Reborn worksheet, detailing the war's end and the significance of the 13th Amendment.