Created byMake learning about the French-speaking African country of Senegal interesting with this no-prep digital escape game. The game includes access to a website where your students will hunt for the codes to unlock 6 codes and stop "Professor Null" from stealing the culture. The game has two versions: o
9th - 12th African History, French
$4.00
Created byMake learning about the French-speaking overseas department of Martinique interesting with this no-prep digital escape game. The game includes access to a website where your students will hunt for the codes to unlock 6 codes and stop "Professor Null" from stealing the culture. The game has two vers
9th - 12th World History, French
$4.00
Created byThank you so much for your interest in my eBook "Teach Well and Maintain Your Sanity". After you download please remember to leave some feedback. Thank you in advance, I really appreciate it. From this book you will learn: • about the hiring process so you can land that job. • about the process o
Not Grade Specific Performing Arts, Science, Social Studies
Free
Created byBring Carole Estby Dagg's Historical Novel to Life Through Hands-On LearningImmerse students in the Matanuska Colony resettlement with this comprehensive novel study that blends literature, Great Depression history, and practical STEM challenges. Perfect for homeschoolers (especially unit study fami
3rd - 12th Literature, Novel Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: 5 Novel Study bundle: Family Summer Audiobook Club {+BONUSES!}
$18.00
Created byEmbark on an unforgettable, hands-on journey through New Hampshire’s White Mountains!This engaging, multi-disciplinary mini unit is ideal for families visiting the region, homeschoolers exploring New Hampshire history, or classrooms studying state geography and conservation. Designed for learners ag
1st - 12th U.S. History, For All Subjects
$8.00
Created byHow did a series of tax laws turn into a revolution? Let your students follow the trail and find out.The Path to July 4th takes students through 15 pivotal events on the road to American independence, from the Stamp Act Congress of 1765 to the adoption of the Declaration on July 4, 1776.At each stat
3rd - 12th Library Skills, Civics, U.S. History
$12.00