Created byMove beyond "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" with this comprehensive framework for teaching the Declaration of Independence.The Five Pillars Framework gives you a complete, multi-dimensional approach to teaching America's founding document. Instead of reading the Declaration once and mo
Kindergarten - 12th U.S. History
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Created byA Comprehensive K-12 Educational Cookbook and Study CompanionBring ancient Scripture to life through hands-on cooking and archaeological discoveryTransform your students' understanding of biblical history by exploring food culture from Creation to Solomon's Kingdom in this rigorous yet practical res
Kindergarten - 12th World History
$27.00
Created byDoes your student know that a baby alligator faces more danger from a largemouth bass than from almost anything else in the swamp? That only 1 in 10 hatchlings survives its first year? That an alligator cycles through up to 3,000 teeth in a lifetime?This project-based learning resource turns those f
Kindergarten - 12th Physical Science, Other (Science)
$8.00
Created byWhat does it look like when the government stops stepping aside and starts stepping in?This primary source analysis unit uses Alaska's Matanuska Colony, one of Franklin Roosevelt's most ambitious and controversial New Deal experiments, as the lens for examining one of the most significant shifts in
6th - Higher Education Writing, Writing Essays, U.S. History
$5.00
Created byThe American tall tale didn't start with Paul Bunyan. It started in the colonies and became larger than life in Philadelphia in 1776.Most students have heard that the men who signed the Declaration of Independence lost everything including their homes, their families, their fortunes because they dar
3rd - 12th Library Skills, U.S. History, Other (Social Studies)
$15.00
Created byBefore Paul Bunyan, before Davy Crockett, before the Wild West, America’s tall tale tradition started in the colonies.George Washington and the cherry tree. Betsy Ross and the flag. Two of the most famous stories in American culture. Both almost certainly invented.But that is not really the point.Th
3rd - 12th Psychology, U.S. History, Other (Social Studies)
$3.00
Created byThe date is July 3rd, 1776. Nearly midnight in Philadelphia. The evidence that proves the King's tyranny must reach Congress before dawn, but a Loyalist spy has locked you inside the Pennsylvania State House. Six locked cases stand between you and history.In this printable escape room, students take
3rd - 12th U.S. History
$6.00