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Medieval Castle Life: Project-Based Mini Unit Study differentiated for K-12

Project-Based Mini Unit StudyBring the Middle Ages to life with this comprehensive, differentiated unit study designed for grades K-12! Whether you're a homeschool parent teaching multiple ages, a classroom teacher seeking engaging STEM connections, or a co-op leader planning group projects, this 63

Kindergarten - 12th European History, World History

$15.00

Reading Recipes Like a Historian: Recipe Archaeology and Food Historiography

The Historiography Toolkit for Food & History: Reading Recipes Like a HistorianTransform how your students understand history by teaching them to read recipes as primary source documents that reveal the lived experiences, economic pressures, and daily realities that shaped historical decision-ma

Kindergarten - 12th Library Skills, World History, Other (Social Studies)

$21.00

The Biblical Kitchen: Foundational Foods of Ancient Israel

A 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

Evidence in the Water: A Sinking of the Lusitania Escape Room

What if the most important history skill isn't memorizing what happened, but learning to catch what an official report leaves out?Evidence in the Water puts students inside the real 1915 Board of Trade inquiry into the sinking of the Lusitania, not as bystanders reading about it, but as a junior inv

6th - Higher Education European History, World History, Other (Social Studies)

$13.00

The Long Fuse: A World War I Primary Source DBQ Essay (Grades 9-12)

The Long Fuse gives students the real paper trail from the sinking of the Lusitania to America's declaration of war on Germany: a diplomatic warning, a president's most quoted speech, a resignation letter, a broken pledge, a decoded telegram, and the war resolution itself. Every excerpt comes from a

6th - Higher Education U.S. History, World History

$9.00