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- Posted by by Maddie
- October 27, 2020
History lessons can be dry and boring if you rely completely on a dry and boring textbook. But there is a better way!
It’s so easy to make history come alive with the right books and resources. One of the best ways to make your history lessons fun and interesting is with well-planned hands-on history projects.
No matter the time period you’re studying, there are some activity ideas you can easily include. Hands-on history projects are a wonderful way to make history lessons come alive for your kids. Now, you don’t need to do a hands-on project every day – but a few well-planned projects can make all the difference.
Hands-on history activities and projects can:
- Give you a better understanding of the time and culture.
- Can help you see historical context and how events and people are related.
- Engage kids in their learning.
It’s so easy to become passive learners – read this, fill out that worksheet… blah… blah… blah… However, when we find ways to engage our kids in their learning, it makes such a difference. You can do this will read aloud, interesting assignments, and of course, hands-on projects and activities.
Engaging the minds (and hands) of our kids makes all the difference in their educational experience. Now that you’re convinced to add some hands-on fun to your homeschool day, how should you do it?
Don’t fill your days with meaningless activities. One well-planned and executed activity each week will go much further than a day filled with boring and mindless activities. Best of all, you don’t need a pile of activity books or resources. With just a handful of ideas that can be applied to any time period or culture will be just as useful.
I’ve put together my favourite ways in which we create hands-on learning experiences for History lessons, but as always I’d love to know yours too – so, if there’s one I’ve missed be sure to leave me a comment.
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Create a lap book, immerse yourself in the time period & culture, play a game, create a map, build a 3d model, create a timeline, do some creative writing.
When you’re immersing yourself in the culture or time period, take a look at the art from that era or geographical area. Artists, their lives and artwork give us a glimpse of life during that time – how the people dressed and what was important to them.
- Create art using the same mediums as artists from that time period
- Use artwork as inspiration for your own creations
- Read biographies about the artist
Lapbooks and notebooks are a great way to create a capsule of all the things your kids are learning.
They can create little mini-books and interactive booklets filled with details about the time period, the people, the culture… really, anything that interests them. They are a great choice for research assignments.
Kids can research a specific topic and include the information they find in their lap book or notebook. Best of all, a completed notebook or lap book becomes a great addition to your year-end portfolio – displaying everything your kids have studied and learned that year.
Well-thought-out activities can really immerse you and your kids in the culture and time period of a certain people.
Confession: I know so much about ancient Egyptian history ( believe me, I knocked it out of the park watching a recent episode of Jeopardy and knew the answer to every question for that category! ).
Why did that happen? Because of how we’ve immersed ourselves in our lessons during that subject – researching maps, making our own fruity mummy, reciting a list of important pharaohs, reading the myths and stories of the people.
No matter the time period or country you’re studying you can apply this in a few different ways:
- Researching and creating costumes
- Making a meal using recipes from that country
- Reading the myths or legends of the country
I love to include games whenever I can – they are such a great learning resource – and who wouldn’t rather play a game than fill out a worksheet?
It can get expensive buying games for every time period you study. Instead, you can opt to find online games or purchase downloadable plans for games that you put together yourself (the bonus being it’s a great craft too!)
Tip: we love to listen to audiobooks while we color, cut out, and assemble our game boards.
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Of course, this is just the beginning, a quick Google will help you find hidden gems specifically related to the person or time period your studying. For example, we did some work on Rosa Parks recently and simply googled ‘Rosa Parks Games’ you can add on a specific age or grade if you’re looking for something specific.
We had thousands of results and the top ten were more than sufficient to keep us going for a couple of weeks! I also found a whole host of new websites to bookmark and use as resources for the future which was a huge bonus.
Understanding how one country fits into the geography of an area brings a whole new level of understanding about that place. Taking time to study that country – its hills, borders, mountains, and other details – can help you see their culture and life in a new way.
You can look at historical atlases or maps. Alternatively, if you’re looking to incorporate crafts then download and print, then color in or even draw your own map of the area.
Consider taking it to the next level and making it even more hands-on by incorporating salt-dough, cookie dough or play dough. We recently covered the Olympics and how they are incorporated into our history both as a nation and worldwide, to make the learning experience more hands-on we followed this incredible salt dough DIY to make some super fun Olympic medals.
Does the country or historical era you’re currently studying have any interesting buildings or inventions? These could be perfect 3D construction models. Either from pre-made kits available online or as a craft.
For example, the 1930s was the decade in which the Empire State Building was built in New York City. The 102-story Art Deco skyscraper is a fantastic demonstration of the architecture in the 1930s and leads onto a discussion surrounding building materials and skyscrapers / high rise building structures.
This free printable allows you to print off a model of the Empire State Building which can be made into a 3D model. Alternatively, consider using construction blocks such as Lego or Duplo .
A history timeline is a wonderful project that every middle school child should create. Seeing how historical events and people fit together gives them a better understanding of historical context and how all those events and people are interrelated.
You can create one large timeline for the whole period you are studying or, if that feels a bit overwhelming, smaller topic-based timelines can be just as useful.
Consider displaying this timeline in your homeschooling room, in a bedroom or storing it safely so you can get it out and reference/add to it as your knowledge of historical events improves. These free history timelines are perfect for getting you started .
You can look to take this to the next level with a family tree or family timeline too. This is a great way to discuss important dates such as the years grandparents were born and what special events happened during that year. Get the children to interview the member of the family about what life was like back then – they could even write a report on what life was like which leads us nicely onto our final history project idea.
For those kids who love journaling and creative writing, history is a great place to let their creativity run wild. They can journal as if they lived during that time period, ‘interview’ a famous figure of the time, or create their own writing assignment ideas.
This is a great way for children to also improve on their spelling, grammar, research and more…
For a more long-term creative writing project, consider a newspaper. Publish a report once a week as you move through the years week by week. With 52 weeks in a year, you could cover 52 years and of course, this doesn’t have to start when newspapers started. Instead, you could report as though you’re living in Aztec times if you wanted.
Alternatively, you could adapt the reports depending on the time of year. For example, New Year’s eve in the 1930s, Halloween in the 1970s or Christmas in the 1870s.
If your kids are fond of being in front of the camera, consider getting them to record the report on a video camera instead of writing it down. They could even dress the part too.
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Everything you wrote here is so inspiring! From my experience I know that using games is way more fun than flashcards or worksheets! And, as a bonus, most games require at least the skills of strategy and/or speed, too. Each parent should carefully watch their child and adjust the number of tasks to their abilities. It is better to do less practice than force your child to solve tasks which they no longer want to do and which can. We want our children to develop through play. Chess is the perfect example for this matter. Don’t try to play entire game from the very begining of your chess adventure. Use diagrams like those – net-bossorg/chess-puzzles-for-kids-by-maksim-aksanov. Perfect diagrams for the perfect start 🙂
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Top 10 Fun Activities for ANY History Class!
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Are you looking for ways to make your social studies class more engaging and fun? If so, then I have some great news for you! There are SO many ways you can spice up your history class and make it a lot more engaging and fun for your students.
Unfortunately, a lot of teachers struggle coming up with various ways to incorporate fun and engaging activity ideas into their lesson plans (including me!).
BUT , as I have found out over the years, there are so many specific historical events and important historical figures throughout history (whether it's U.S. history or world history) to base a fun and interactive learning activity off of. History is just one of those subjects that students either love or hate. And if they don’t love it, they probably hate it, making it that much harder to get them engaged. Classroom activities are a great addition to any lesson plan and can greatly enhance a students' knowledge and comprehension of a topic with seemingly minimal effort on the part of the teacher. Activities can come in many forms from fun games and exit tickets, to interactive notebooks and class discussion. Activities can also be used in a collaborative or individual manner. Many of my favorite classroom activities afford me the ability to place students into small groups, break up half of the class into two larger groups, or even have the students participate individually. Luckily, it can be relatively easy to make any dry subject engaging and fun . This article provides some great ideas and effective ways on how to do just that with your history lessons.
In no particular order, here are my top 10 favorite activities for teaching history no matter what time of the school year it is!
#1: research projects.
One of the best ways to make history engaging for your students is to have them research topics themselves (through the use of primary sources!) . This will help them to see just how interesting the past can be and why it is important to learn about it. If you have a research project in your history class, then it is likely that your students will love this subject even more. When students have a project of their own to work on, then it makes them feel like they are actually making progress in this class. There are so many topics that you can assign your students to research, from ancient civilizations to modern technologies. You can even assign them to research a historical event of their choice. When they are working on a research project, they will not only learn more about their own topic, but they will also learn about other topics too. This will help them to see how everything is connected and works together. If your students are given the choice over what they want to research, then it will make them more invested in this subject.
#2: Let Students Draw Historical Events as Comics
One of the most unique ways I've gotten my students more interested in history is by having them draw a comic strip based on an event or topic in history. This is a great way for your students to learn more about the event and to practice their creative skills. You could let your students choose any event in history that interests them and have them create a comic strip based on it. Or you could have them draw comic strips about different topics in your history lesson. This is a great way to have your students visualize what they have learned in their history class. This will help them to remember the information and make connections between different events. It is important to check that your students know how to draw a comic strip properly. This is something that you will want to make sure they know how to do before letting them draw one.
#3: Sum up the most important points at the end of each lesson
Another great way to make your history lessons more fun and engaging is to summarize the most important points from each lesson at the end of each class. You can do this by having your students create small groups and discussing what they learned during the period. Each group can then present one point that they think is the most important and why. Skipping the summary at the end of each lesson is one of the biggest mistakes that history teachers can make. By skipping this part of the lesson, you’re basically telling your students that what they learned is not important and should be forgotten. However, this is not the case at all! Every lesson in history is important. Every lesson has something important to teach us. Summarizing each lesson at the end and making sure that your students understand this is a great way to show them that you care about them and their education.
#4: Card Games
Card games are a great way to engage your students in lots of different subjects, including history. There are so many different card games based on historical events and topics. These are a great way to learn more about these events and people while having fun and being competitive. There are lots of different card games available online that are based on different historical events. There are also plenty of card game collections that include cards based around different historical topics. This way you can choose the cards that best fit your lesson and have your students play with them. Card games are a great way to practice skills such as critical thinking, teamwork and communication. Having your students play card games based on history is a great way to engage your class and make learning fun. Once you have finished your lesson, you can keep the cards and use them again on another day. This way you can create an ever-growing deck of cards that can be used in multiple ways.
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#5: Group Discussions
If you want to make your history lessons more engaging, you can try having your students engage in group discussions. These discussions can focus on a specific period of history or a specific topic related to history. They can also focus on current events that are related to a certain period of history. Having your students engage in group discussions is a great way for them to express their thoughts, feelings, and ideas about the subject they’re studying in a safe and open environment. It’s also a great way to get them to critically think about the topics they’re learning about and to come to their own conclusions. Having your students engage in group discussions is a great way to make your history lessons more engaging. It’s a great way to get your students thinking critically about the topics they’re studying in a safe and open environment. It’s a great way to encourage
#6: Understanding the Past: Teaching with Ghosts, Ruins, and Oral Histories
Historical events are something that you will always come across when teaching any type of history class. These events are a great topic to learn more about and can be used in many different ways to engage your students. After studying an event in history, you can have your students create a Ghost Story based around that. This can be done in a few different ways. You can either have your students write a story or create a comic strip. This is a great way for them to learn more about the event and for them to see how it might have played out. You can also have them create a video where they act out the event or have it narrated by an actor. This way your students will have fun while learning about the event and will remember it even more. This is a great activity for both younger and older students. You can also have your students create a Ruin that represents an event in history. This could be done in many different ways. Your students could draw a picture or create a model. They could even create a stop-motion video. You can have your students choose any event in history that interests them and create a Ruin that represents it. This will help them to learn more about the event and make it come to life.
#7: Writing Activities
Writing is a skill that many students take for granted. They are often so focused on grammar and spelling that they don’t realize how important their writing skills are. When teaching history, you can have your students write about different topics and events in history. This will help them to practice their writing skills and learn more about their history class. You could have your students write a narrative story about an event or write an article about a certain topic. You could also have them write a letter or journal entry from the perspective of someone from the past. There are so many different ways that you can have your students write in a history class. This is a great way for them to learn and practice their writing skills. It is also a great way to get them more engaged in the subject.
#8: Teach Vocabulary
In any history class, you are likely to come across lots of new and unfamiliar vocabulary words. It is important to teach your students these new terms and make them understand their meaning. This is a great way to make the lesson more engaging and help your students remember what they have learned. You could have your students come up with their own word definitions based on a topic in your history class. This is a great way for them to learn the new vocabulary words and teach other students what they mean. This can be done in a few different ways. You could have your students use word wheels or make their own word wall. You could also have them make their own flash cards to help them practice saying the new words correctly.
#9: Historical Role Play
If you want to teach your students some of the key figures in history, no matter what time period your students are learning about, you can try a historical role play! You can do this by having your students dress up in costume and act out certain periods or events in history. You can also try having them act out famous figures from history. This is a great way to get your students excited about their lessons and to engage them in an authentic and meaningful way. Role playing is one of the best ways to learn about history. It brings the past to life and immerses students in an experience that they otherwise wouldn’t be able to have. This is a great way to get your students excited about their lessons and engaged in the topics that you’re teaching them. It’s also a great way to show them that history is a lot more fun and interesting than they may think it is.
#10: Go on a Scavenger Hunt!
When you are teaching any subject, it is always a good idea to integrate lots of different skills. This way your students will be working on multiple things at once and won’t get bored. You can use a Scavenger Hunt to help your students learn more about a certain historical topic. You can either find some examples online or create your own. You can even create a Scavenger Hunt that is related to a certain skill that you are hoping to teach in your history class. For example, when teaching about the causes of the First World War, your students could be given items that need to be collected that help to explain this. You can use this hunt as a great way to engage your students and for them to practice critical thinking skills. A Scavenger Hunt can be played with a whole class of students or with smaller groups. This way you can make it easier for more students to get involved.
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- Political Cartoon analysis exercises and activities
- Having students create their own timeline of historical events
- Go on a field trip!
As you can see, there's a whole slew of activities and this is by no means an all inclusive list. Hopefully this article has helped spark some ideas and provided you with a fun way or two to give a try in your own classroom! It really doesn't matter if your teaching students about historical artifacts, a specific unit of study such as the American Revolution or the Civil Rights Movement, or if its the first day of school, you're in the midst of Black History Month, or it's the last day of school, activities of any kind or sort are a GREAT opportunity to foster and promote individual students learning and comprehension of important subject matter!
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World history is so important. It expands our perspective of other cultures and gives us a greater understanding of how other people live.
While non-fiction books are indispensable tools to have on hand, taking a break from the textbooks and discovering history with a more hands-on approach will enrich your study of world history and the people who have shaped it.
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Our weekly trip to the library was the main source of supplemental material used for our homeschool. We learned how to find just about everything about the historical events we were studying and the countries they were set in.
From oversized picture books to music CDs, movies, and maps, we immersed ourselves in the sounds, sights, and cultures of the places we were studying. Even with minimal prep and planning, you can expose your kids to the languages, food, dress, art, and practices of a culture.
For instance, music CDs playing during chore time, movies enjoyed on rainy days, and a stack of books available during quiet time can give your kids many little moments to gaze into this big world of people and places.
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If you live near a cultural center or urban area that hosts cultural events, those are great opportunities to contextualize history lessons.
Moving eyes off of pages and screens onto real people will help your children connect what they are learning about history to people who have experienced it. If that isn’t an option, it may be time to create something yourself.
One of my favorite world history activities was an annual International Dinner we participated in with our local homeschool support group. Each family would select a country to represent and choose ways to demonstrate the culture. After we shared a wonderfully eclectic meal, each family would do a short presentation on their country.
If you have the space for it, a multi-tiered wall timeline can be an easy way to display historical events from around the world. There are many free, printable timeline figures available on the internet and lots of inexpensive ways to display them.
Your timeline can show that things were taking place in the world at the same time. One way to do this is to display timeline figures on the wall with string. You can use different colors of string for each continent or country you are studying. Hang the strings horizontally on the wall and stack them parallel to one another.
Organize your timeline events by the country they took place in, and hang them on the corresponding string in time order.
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One of the biggest problems that many high school students have with their history classes is that they find the subject matter boring. But that does not mean that a history class has to be boring. You can plan various fun assignments that might be more interesting to your students. Here are a few of the most popular options you can utilize when producing the most interesting history assignments:
- Have students analyze editorial cartoons from the past or present. Have students see how certain ideas being illustrated relate to what is happening today.
- Plan a role-playing session where students will reenact historical events or interactions between people. Students can learn about how certain circumstances led to those events.
- Create a fictional newscast that looks back at historic events of all kinds. Students will want to work on these newscasts so they can illustrate many things that took place in the past.
- Have students look at how certain news stories from around the world are developing and what types of local impacts those stories have. This helps students to understand the value of governmental affairs and international relations. Points on how certain stories might cause dramatic changes in society of time may help as well.
- Plan posters or other large-form displays that illustrate as many things about one subject or event as possible. See how many details students can come across and lay out on a large display board. You can also ask a student to explain what makes those points being introduced so valuable.
- Create maps that show many things that took place in the past. You can use this when talking about certain places in the world where armed conflicts took place in. Some maps may also show how a country evolved based on lands an empire conquered, how certain areas were annexed, or when specific parts of a country might have split off from a major body. The project shows how an area evolved while looking into what caused the evolution to take place.
- Establish a timeline that illustrates when certain events took place within a particular subject during a specific timeframe. This gives students an idea of how far removed events may be from one another or to see when certain actions might have changed things. The timeline can be as long as one wants it to be in a class.
- Plan a creative writing project relating to history. A creative writing task might include something where a person writes about events that took place in the past. This could include what a person involved in a situation might have felt at the time. Students can write about soldiers in war and what they might have noticed at the time, for instance.
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Top World History Resources for the Classroom
Check out these top world history resources to keep your students at the edge of their seats!
By The TFA Editorial Team
January 11, 2017
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Whether you’re looking to kick your lesson planning into high gear or just need a few extra fun factoids and anecdotes to cap off your world history curriculum this school year, TeacherPop has a few suggestions to make the history of the world even more interesting for your students. Check out these top world history resources to keep your students at the edge of their seats!
SHEG’s World History Lessons
From Stanford History Education Group, these world history lessons are a great resource for students and teachers to use to learn and create engaging curriculum surrounding the history of the world. From the pyramids of Egypt to China’s Cultural Revolution, teachers can access detailed lesson plans on any number of interesting historical topics from all over the world. The fine folks at SHEG already have nearly 40 world history lessons available, and even more are on the way.
Children & Youth in History
There’s no better way to teach the history of the world to your students than from the perspective of children their own age. Children & Youth in History provides teachers the opportunity to scour primary sources about youth in history and even offers a handy guide for students on how to get started accessing the vast array of resources that have been collected.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
The online exhibitions housed on the website of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum are a valuable resource for teaching students about the Holocaust. Teachers can create lessons around important topics like anti-Semitism and what Jewish life was like in Europe prior to the Holocaust. There are also a number of online activities and research projects students can participate in by accessing the museum’s collection of resources.
KidsPast.com
KidsPast.com offers students and teachers the opportunity to “take a blast through the past” with a number of interactive games and online activities that make learning about history fun and engaging. And whether you’re creating a history lesson on prehistoric humans or the French Revolution, you’ll find KidsPast.com’s free online textbook to be an important tool.
History Channel
Looking to complement your history lessons with video clips and audio from celebrated speeches and interviews of the 20 th and 21 st centuries? The History Channel features a great collection of audio clips from some of the most famous recorded moments of recent history.
Teaching History
TeachingHistory.org is perfect for students and teachers interested in learning how to think like historians. This site features plenty of lesson plan guides and other teaching materials to help teachers shape their world history curriculum into one that’s fun and engaging for both teacher and student. Be sure to check out their website reviews section for even more valuable resources for teaching your children about the history of the world.
PBS LearningMedia Crash Course
PBS offers the best in digital education with its Crash Course series on world history. Students can watch engaging and imaginative videos ranging in topics from the dawn of human civilization to the fall of the Roman Empire.
National Geographic
This famed magazine hosts a wide array of articles on its website covering almost every imaginable facet of world history from the fall of the Soviet Union to the face of a 9,500-year-old-man. Take some time to browse its collection of engaging stories and features for great material to round out your world history lesson planning.
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- Classroom Materials: Digitized Primary Sources
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Sample Assignments
Sample assignment showcasing the importance of local/regional history in the early american survey course.
Brittany Adams focuses on incorporating more regional history into the early survey. She also emphasizes the importance of de-centering the British colonial narrative when teaching students who identify more with western US history, as do many of her students at UC Irvine.
Assignment: Social History of the Atlantic Slave Trade
Shannon Bontrager not only incorporated global contexts into his survey, but he also used non-traditional and digital pedagogical tools to engage his students.
Chinese Immigrants in America in the 19th Century: A Study Module
These materials, produced by Vincent A. Clark as a result of his work in the Bridging Cultures program, consist of an illustrated introduction, excerpts from four contemporaneous articles, an online quiz (not included in these materials), and an assignment for an e-mail discussion. The introduction describes not only the life of the immigrants in the United States but their economic and cultural background in China. The goal is to expand the students’ knowledge to include the China from which these immigrants came. Two of the articles oppose Chinese immigrants; two praise them. They are designed to let students see the varying perceptions of the immigrants, the arguments for and against Chinese immigration, and the complex class and ethnic dimensions of this controversy.
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Extra Credit Assignment
As part of her work in the Bridging Cultures program, Cheryll Cody designed a course assignment using the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database. It requires students to answer a series of questions by looking at the database’s extensive collection of maps and charts.
The US Becomes an Empire, Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
As part of his work in the Bridging Cultures program, Carlos Contreras provided some classroom assignments and activities that challenge students to think "Atlantically" and "Pacifically" as they think broadly about American history. This set of discussion questions focuses on the expansion of the US as it becomes an imperial power and has students critically examine the US-Caribbean relationship, Hawaii and the Philippines in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Discussion Questions on the Film Manifest Destiny
History and policy education program.
Oct. 2, 2015 - Modeled on the National History Center's Congressional Briefings by Historians program, the History and Policy Education Program aims to help students appreciate the importance of bringing historical perspectives to contemporary policy conversations. Designed to be adaptable to many courses and teaching styles, the Mock Policy Briefing initiative provides a guide for history educators to develop and host briefings about the historical dimensions of current policy questions. Read more about the background of the initiative in the October issue of Perspectives on History.
Paper Assignment: Encountering Commodities in the Atlantic and the Pacific Worlds
This sample assignment requires students to use primary and secondary sources to connect American history with the Atlantic and Pacific worlds and write a paper that focuses on the circulation of commodities, peoples, and ideas throughout those worlds. This paper assignment has three major parts: a list of sources for students to read and study along with guiding questions on each reading; a mapping exercise; and the five page paper.
Paper Assignment: Localizing Global Encounters, Case Study: New Netherland/New York (Suffolk County Community College)
This sample assignment requires students to use primary and secondary sources to connect American history with the Atlantic and Pacific worlds and write a paper that focuses on encounters between different groups of Europeans in New Netherland/New York. This paper assignment has three major parts: a list of sources for students to read and study along with guiding questions on each reading; a mapping exercise; and the five page paper.
Sample Assignments from Globalized US History Courses
As part of her work in the Bridging Cultures program, Amy Forss employed wide-ranging techniques such as PechaKucha presentations, oral history research, and greater study of maps to engage her students in their globalized US history courses. She even had her students find historical recipes and try them out.
Revolutions, Independence and New Nations: The Great Transformation
As part of his work in the Bridging Cultures program, Carlos Contreras provided some classroom assignments and activities that challenge students to think "Atlantically" and "Pacifically" as they think broadly about American history. This set of discussion questions helps students consider the implications of revolution in the Atlantic world.
Discussion Questions on the Film Black in Latin America
As part of his work in the Bridging Cultures program, Carlos Contreras provided some classroom assignments and activities that challenge students to think "Atlantically" and "Pacifically" as they think broadly about American history. This set of readings and discussion questions helps students consider the complexities of the Transatlantic slave trade and the broader Atlantic world during the colonial era, particularly considering the film "Black in Latin America."
Films and Readings on the African Slave Trade and the Atlantic World
As part of his work in the Bridging Cultures program, Carlos Contreras provided some classroom assignments and activities that challenge students to think "Atlantically" and "Pacifically" as they think broadly about American history. This set of discussion questions helps students consider the complexities of the Transatlantic slave trade and the broader Atlantic world during the colonial era.
Africans in the Americas: Discussion Questions from Lepore, Benjamin, Articles, and Film
Video assignment based on isabel allende's daughter of fortune.
Oscar Cañedo crafted this creative assignment about the California Gold Rush and the experiences of people traveling from South America to get to California. He used a story from prominent Latin American novelist Isabel Allende as a backdrop for the assignment. Students craft their own characters based on Isabelle Allende's novel Daughter of Fortune and produce videos to explain why they wished to make the arduous journey to California
Plagiarism: Curricular Materials for History Instructors
History instructors can use this guide to teach students how to avoid plagiarism. It includes a discussion of how the American Historical Association defines plagiarism, tips on preventing and detecting plagiarism in student work, exercises to sharpen students’ understanding of plagiarism, a list of suggested readings for graduate students, an annotated bibliography, and a list of useful web sites.
ChronoZoom Memory and History Project Rubric
Discovering american social history on the web.
Dan Kallgren developed several sample assignments for use in his undergraduate survey course "United States History Since the Civil War," in the spring of 2000. Assignments can be used inidividually or in series, as each is accompanied by suggested reading and primary sources.
The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
One of Dan Kallgren's assignments. Students read a section from "Out of Many; A History of the American People" by John Mack Faragher, et al., to contextualize primary source documents about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. After analyzing the sources, the students write a short report.
The Anti-Saloon League
One of Dan Kallgren's assignments. Students analyze digital primary sources in order to contextualize and understand the motivation of the Anti-Saloon League members.
Mapping Suburbanization
One of Dan Kallgren's assignments. Using topographical maps from the University of New Hampshire, students explore how the landscape surrounding a 1950s New Hampshire city changed over time. Students are asked to consider how sociopolitical factors such as the Cold War might have affected the development of the United States.
World Civilizations: The Ancient Period to 500 CE
In David Smith's project, students use world history methods (Big Picture, Diffusion, Syncretism, Comparison, and Common Phenomena) to interpret secondary and primary materials. Primary material is handled through directed reading questions that focus on three classics: the Odyssey, the Ramayana and the Analects.
JFK's Executive Orders and the New Frontier
One of Dan Kallgren's assignments. Students analyze executive orders from President Kennedy to draw out themes and place them in the context of Kennedy's agenda.
United States History from the Civil War to the Present Syllabus
Sue C. Patrick's syllabus for her United States History from the Civil War to the Present course, which includes assignments and links to digital primary sources.
United States History through the Civil War Syllabus
Sue C. Patrick's syllabus for a United States History through the Civil War course. The syllabus includes assignments and links to digital primary sources.
Sample Assignment: Charting Your Journey with ORBIS
Created by John Rosinbum as part of his Teaching with #DigHist series on AHA Today, This assignment asks students to craft a hypothetical journey using ORBIS, a digital humanities project at Stanford University that allows users to plot a route between sites in the Roman Empire and simulate the journey. After rationalizing the choices made when planning their trip, students use a comic strip or travel diary to recount the trials and tribulations of their journey. The assignment helps develop skills in writing narratives, real or imagined. In addition, it develops the historical skills of contextualization and causation by asking the students to ground their narratives in a place they have already learned about and then justify the steps in their journey. While designed for middle school students, the assignment and attached rubric could easily be adapted for students ranging from elementary school to entry-level undergraduate.
Sample Assignment: Comparing Spatial Depictions of the Roman World
Created by John Rosinbum as part of his Teaching with #DigHist series on AHA Today, this assignment requires students to analyze the depictions of the Roman world created in digital projects ORBIS and the Digital Atlas of Roman and Medieval Civilizations. Designed for high performing high school students and freshman/sophomore undergraduate students, the assignment pushes students to compare the two projects and gives them the opportunity to explore how purpose, argument and data shape a project.
Sample Assignment: Visualizing the Transatlantic Slave Trade with Voyages
Created by John Rosinbum as part of his Teaching with #DigHist series on AHA Today, this assignment offers students the opportunity to use their visual and/or technical skills to create a visualization of the transatlantic slave trade. Students will use the information provided by Voyages to create either a digital or an analog data visualization of the trade. In addition they will write a detailed guide explaining their process and defending their choices. This assignment asks them to think deeply about the process of visualizing history and personally involves them in the process of generating a better understanding of the past.
Sample Assignment: Tracking a Slave Ship with Voyages
Created by John Rosinbum as part of his Teaching with #DigHist series on AHA Today, asks students to investigate a specific slave vessel and contextualize its journeys within their broader knowledge of the trade and concurrent historical events/processes that might have affected it.
Teaching the Slave Trade with Voyages: The Transatlantic Slave Trade Database (AHA Today)
New perspectives on 19th-century america [assignment].
John Rosinbum uses American Panorama, a digital atlas created by the University of Richmond's Digital Scholarship Lab, to teach students about the economic, cultural, and territorial transformations that changed America during the 19th century. In this assignment, students must create their own visualization of changes in 19th-century America. Students must also develop a guide that defends their research choices in the creation of the visualization, explains how the visualization extends our current understanding of the period, and distinguishes their visualization from American Panorama.
Analyzing Visual Depictions of America's Expansion with American Panorama
John Rosinbum uses American Panorama, a digital atlas created by the University of Richmond's Digital Scholarship Lab, to teach students about the economic, cultural, and territorial transformations that changed America during the 19th century. In this sample assignment, he asks students to compare two maps from American Panorama dealing with the 19th century and explore how each map presents American expansion differently.
Creating Maps Using Carto [Assignment]
Lindsey Passenger Wieck (St. Mary's Univ.) explains how students in her history classroom use Carto to create maps. The exercise helps students become critical consumers of maps and media, while designing and implementing digital projects that communicate historical content. In this assignment, students explain the significance of maps they created using Carto.
Creating a Dataset [Assignment]
Lindsey Passenger Wieck (St. Mary's Univ.) explains how students in her history classroom use Carto to create maps. The exercise helps students become critical consumer of maps and media, while designing and implementing digital projects that communicate historical content. In this assignment, students develop and analyze a dataset and consider its potential for mapping.
Mapping the Early Modern World [Instructions)
Julia M Gossard (Utah State Univ.) uses the widely available Google Maps to assign a mapping project to her students. The assignment allows students to think carefully about the economic, political, religious, and ideological connections between Europe and the rest of the world in the early modern period.
The Historian's Toolbox: Source Evaluation [Worksheet]
Julia M Gossard (Utah State Univ.) uses the widely available Google Maps to assign a mapping project to her students. The assignment allows students to think carefully about the economic, political, religious, and ideological connections between Europe and the rest of the world in the early modern period. In this worksheet, Gossard asks her student to carefully evaluate the sources they use for their Google Map entries.
Visualizing the Past [Sample Assignment]
John Rosinbum looks at a spectrum of digital archives available on the web today and explores how teachers can use them in the classroom. In this sample assignment, students are asked to use data from a digital archive to visualize the past.
Operation War Diary Project [Sample Assignment]
In this assignment, Susan Corbesero (The Ellis School) discusses using the crowdsourcing project, Operation War Diary, to help students learn about the First World War. The project contains over one million digitized images of war diaries from British and Indian troops.
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34 Black History Month Activities for February and Beyond
Honor our shared history with activities for the entire classroom.
We know that Black history is American history and needs to be embedded into your classroom experiences year-round. At the same time, Black History Month provides the necessary opportunity to dig deeper with students. Every February, we can support students as they learn more, discover cultural impacts, and follow social movements from the past to the present day. These Black History Month lessons and activities cannot be isolated or one-off classroom experiences. Think of how you can connect these topics to what you’re already doing and make it authentic. And most important, do not just focus on oppression: Focus on the joy too!
Since 1928, the Association for the Study of African American Life and History has provided a theme for Black History Month. In 2023, the theme is Black Resistance . As you review some of our favorite Black History Month activities for the classroom, keep that very important theme in mind.
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1. Re-create civil rights freedom movement posters
SOURCE: Civil Rights Movement Veterans
The Civil Rights Movement Veterans site offers powerful examples of freedom movement posters, as does the Civil Rights Digital Library . Review them with your students, and then have them get into groups and create their own to share.
2. Explore Black history through primary sources from the National Archives
SOURCE: National Archives
Choose from thousands of resources , including this 1970s photo series of Chicago.
3. Learn about famous Black artists
Future Jacob Lawrences and Elizabeth Catletts will appreciate learning more about artists and expanding their talents! Plus, check out these other Black artists .
4. Watch a Black History Month video
Watching videos can be some of the most meaningful Black History Month classroom activities. Check out this list of Black history videos for students in every grade level.
5. Learn about the Black Lives Matter movement
SOURCE: Black Lives Matter
The Black Lives Matter site explains the group’s history while books like Dear Martin and The Hate U Give explore the movement from a fictional perspective.
6. Create a newsletter or magazine with content from Black authors
Have your students generate their own newsletter or literacy magazine to distribute to parents. Include poems and short stories by Black authors, as well as student-generated writings and images that center on Black History Month.
7. Read a Black History Month poem
To enhance our conversations this month, we’ve put together this list of powerful Black History Month poems for kids of all ages.
8. Turn your classroom (or school!) into a living museum
Have your students choose a notable Black pioneer they’d like to know more about, such as voting rights and women’s rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer, dancer Alvin Ailey, or Betty Reid Soskin, the oldest full-time national parks ranger . Then, host a living museum right in your classroom.
9. Learn about Madam C.J. Walker and other Black entrepreneurs
Do you know about Madam C.J. Walker, the first self-made female millionaire in America? Click here to learn more about her!
10. Decorate your classroom door for Black History Month
These teachers decorated their classroom doors in amazing ways to showcase Black History Month.
11. Honor some of the military’s most courageous veterans
From the 54th Massachusetts to the Buffalo Soldiers to the Tuskegee Airmen , Black men and women have long served in the United States military , even when their own rights weren’t secure.
12. Read books with Black characters in honor of the young hero Marley Dias
SOURCE: GrassROOTS Community Foundation
Dias is a young activist who started the #1000blackgirlbooks campaign as a sixth grader. She has compiled an excellent guide to books with Black girl characters . Check out WeAreTeacher’s list of books with Black protagonists as well.
13. Read Black History Month books
If you’re looking for more reading activities, these picture books help celebrate Black History Month and educate your students on how these people helped shape history.
14. Learn about the art of stepping
SOURCE: Step Afrika!
Stepping is a form of dancing in which the body itself is used to create unique rhythms and sounds. The website Step Afrika! has videos and information about the history of stepping.
15. Take a virtual trip to the illustrious Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
SOURCE: Emmett Till Project
The digital collections of the Schomburg Center, located in Harlem in New York City, feature some amazing online exhibits, interviews, and podcasts.
16. Virtually visit the incredible Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture
SOURCE: Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture
You can browse the collection online by topic, date, or place.
17. Host a poetry reading featuring works by Black poets
Have students choose a poem by a Black poet to learn and recite for the class. Choose a student to serve as the emcee, write up a program, and set the tone with dimmed lights and jazz music played between performances. The Poetry Foundation has excellent resources that can help get you started.
18. Discuss the Supreme Court trial that gave rights to Black Americans
Source: ThurgoodMarshall.com
Your future legal eagles will enjoy learning about the key Supreme Court cases that helped Blacks secure rights, the events and efforts that sparked the cases, and the aftermath of those court decisions. Be sure to recognize Thurgood Marshall, the first Black Supreme Court justice and the lead lawyer in the Brown case, along the way. Also, follow up with students on how they feel these decisions impact our world today.
19. Listen to a podcast that celebrates Black history
Source: RadioPublic
RadioPublic has an excellent roundup of podcasts about Black history to listen to and discuss with your students.
20. Check out online exhibits on Black history
Source: Smithsonian
Educating yourself and your students with these shows is one more way to understand Black history and the current moment.
21. Dive into Georgia Stories: Black History Collection on PBS
As a state, Georgia played a huge role in the 2020 presidential election, and its Black history dates back to the earliest days of slavery in the colony.
22. Discuss implicit bias, systemic racism, and social injustice
Source: Teaching Tolerance
Start a much-needed discussion around implicit bias and systemic racism with these resources that can empower students to fight for justice in our society.
23. Read the Freedom in Congo Square picture book to celebrate the dominance of spirit over suffering
Source: Amazon
The award-winning picture boo, Freedom in Congo Square , is a nonfiction children’s book that describes the tyranny of slavery to help young readers understand how jubilant Sundays would be for slaves.
24. Watch Kevin Hart’s Guide to Black History
Kevin Hart highlights the fascinating contributions of Black history’s unsung heroes in this entertaining—and educational—comedy special.
25. Recognize Black visionaries
Source: Education.com
This great poster featuring activists, artists, authors, and revolutionaries will highlight Black change-makers in your classroom. Use companion activities to deepen understanding by researching several of the visionaries and asking students to write a story or create their own poster about what they’ve learned.
26. Create a Black History Month playlist
Many genres of music we listen to today were shaped by Black artists and their groundbreaking influences. Celebrate Black History Month with a playlist of pivotal artists, from Louis Armstrong and Jimi Hendrix to Beyoncé and Lauryn Hill. Spotify has ready-made lists to inspire you!
27. Review the time line of Black History Month
Source: History.com
Why is Black History Month in February? How long ago was it founded, and who started it? Find the answers to these questions and learn more with this time line .
28. Explore the music of Black history
Source: Edsitement.com
This lesson traces the long histor y of how Black artists have used music as a vehicle for communicating beliefs, aspirations, observations, joy, despair, resistance, and more across U.S. history.
29. Sample Black-founded snack brands
Honor Black History Month with delicious snacks from Black-founded brands delivered to your classroom—5% of proceeds are donated to the Equal Justice Initiative and one meal is donated to Feeding America for every box delivered.
30. Understand the role of Black women in NASA’s history
How much do your students know about Black contributions to space exploration? Rent the film Hidden Figures and watch with your students to remember, honor, and share the incredible accomplishments of three Black women working on NASA’s space flight program. Before watching the movie, research the liberties the film took in telling the story and discuss with your students the function of the choices. Did the filmmakers make the right choice?
31. Support local Black-owned businesses
Research your city’s Black-owned businesses and see if you can purchase a sample of their products, invite some of the entrepreneurs to speak to your class, or book a field trip!
32. Stream Bookmarks: Celebrating Black Voices on Netflix
“ Bookmarks: Celebrating Black Voices is a live-action collection of twelve five-minute episodes featuring prominent Black celebrities and artists reading children’s books from Black authors that highlight the Black experience.”
33. Check out this planner from Rethinking Schools
If you are looking to find more ways to include Black history year-round, check out this planner.
34. Celebrate the “Black Lives Matter at School” movement
“Black Lives Matter at School” is a national coalition organized for racial justice in education. It encourages all educators, students, parents, unions, and community organizations to join an annual week of action during the first week of February each year. For a variety of Black History Month activities, visit their website to learn more about their campaign .
Plus, check out these inspirational Black History Month bulletin boards for your classroom .
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Celebrate Women’s History Month With Fun Activities & Classroom-Ready Resources
Mountain Lake PBS is proud to celebrate Women’s History this March and all year round!
March is Women’s History Month ! Started in 1978 as a week-long celebration in California, Women’s History Month has developed into a nationwide, month-long recognition of women’s historic and contemporary contributions to society. Today, we continue this tradition with educational films and fun activities to expand our understanding of the key role women have played in shaping the culture of the United States and beyond.
Continue below to learn about diverse contributions by women to history, politics, science, art and more with resources for all ages, and a full lineup of programs in our weekday Watch & Wonder block.
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Women’s History & Contributions: Now and Then
Unc-tv’s girl power collection.
Grades K-5 UNC-TV Public Media North Carolina’s GIRL Power! is shining a light on girls of ALL ages who lead, mentor, inspire and impact those around them by tapping into their unique strengths. Check out this collection of their stories!
Unladylike2020 Collection
Grades 6-12 Unladylike2020 honors the centennial of women’s suffrage. This collection of digital resources presents the rich history of 26 little-known Progressive Era women, diverse in profession, race, ethnicity, geographical and class backgrounds, sexual orientation and gender expression, who broke barriers in then-male-dominated fields such as science, business, journalism, exploration, and the arts. Touching on topics such as the labor movement, immigration, politics, civil rights, and women’s suffrage, these resources develop students’ historical thinking skills and help them make connections between past and present.
Women in STEM | The Secret Life of Scientists & Engineers
Grades 6-12 Learn about contemporary women scientists in the fields of aerospace, mechanical engineering, climate science, molecular biology, astronomy and more with this collection of video interviews from NOVA’s The Secret Life of Scientists & Engineers .
Fierce Women of Art | The Art Assignment
Grades 9-12 In this episode of The Art Assignment , learn about a group of supremely awesome and unapologetic artists who take risks, question art-world practices, and also happen to be women. They are truly inspirational artists who make a wide range of work. We’re calling them “Fierce Women of Art” and this episode singles-out and celebrates five of them: the Guerrilla Girls , Corita Kent , Lynda Benglis , Xiao Lu , and Kara Walker .
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Anna pavlova reader | xavier riddle and the secret museum.
Grades K-2 Learn all about Anna Pavlova , a Russian prima ballerina in the late 19th and early 20th centuries whose graceful performances inspired fellow dancers, choreographers, artists and writers. Pavlova was a principal artist of the Imperial Russian Ballet and later formed her own company, traveling around the world and introducing ballet to millions of people who had never seen the dance form before.
Patsy Mink: Women Advancing Equality | Asian Americans
Grades 3-8 Throughout her life, Patsy Mink faced obstacles because she was Asian and female. But Mink did not give up her pursuit of a political career. In 1964, she was elected to Congress in her second attempt. In Congress, she co-authored Title IX, a law to ensure that no one will be discriminated against in education and federally-funded activities based on gender. In addition to working on Title IX, Mink also fought racial barriers by supporting civil rights legislation.
Fly Girls: Women in Aerospace | STEM in 30
Grades 3-8 From the time the airplane first took to the air, women have played an important role in shaping the aerospace industry. Join STEM in 30 and Anousheh Ansari , the first female private space explorer, as we take a look at the contributions of early women aviators, female astronauts and other pioneering women.
Pushing Boundaries: Science Fiction and Feminism | Ursula K. Le Guin
Grades 6-12 In this series of videos from the American Masters film Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin , learn how Ursula Le Guin and her contemporaries pushed science fiction from a male-dominated genre into a more inclusive form. By redefining the parameters of science fiction, Le Guin herself had to rethink the role of women in the genre. Best known for her science fiction and “Earthsea” fantasy series, the celebrated author wrote 21 novels, 11 volumes of short stories, four collections of essays, 12 children’s books, six volumes of poetry and four of translation during her life.
Becoming Helen Keller Collection
Grades 9-12 Rediscover the complex life and legacy of the author, advocate and human rights pioneer. Helen Keller , who was deaf and blind since childhood, used her celebrity and wit to advocate for social justice, particularly for women, workers, people with disabilities, and people living in poverty.
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Diverse children’s books about strong girls.
Grades PreK-4 Encourage your kids to read more stories about girls who share their interests or introduce them to new worlds! Here are a few books featuring strong girls to add to your bookshelves.
Positive Organizations Can Help Young Girls Find Their “Inner Girl Power”
Grades PreK-4 Getting young girls involved in positive organizations can build their self-confidence and help them discover what they love. PBS Kids for Parents shares eight organizations that help girls do just that.
Women with Character Who Inspire: Lesson Plan | PBS NewsHour
Grades 6-12 In this virtual learning-ready lesson, learn about women with great character, then identify and write a brief description about an inspiring woman of character in your own life. Students can submit a picture and a short description using the tag #PBSWomenWhoInspire on Instagram about a woman who has inspired them.
How Outstanding Women in STEM Overcame Obstacles: Lesson Plan | PBS NewsHour
Grades 9-12 March is National Women’s History Month and the right time to ask: why are women still underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)? This lesson explores the careers of 19 great female scientists, the obstacles they overcame and asks students to look at their own schools, teachers, friends and families to see whether those obstacles continue to operate in their lives.
Watch & Wonder Programming
In March, check out the Mountain Lake PBS Watch & Wonder block for special Women’s History Month programming! Join us as we celebrate and learn about the important contributions made by women throughout history and today.
Wednesday, March 1
1 pm: without a whisper – konnón:kwe.
Explore the untold story of how Indigenous women influenced the early suffragists in their fight for freedom and equality. Mohawk Clan Mother Louise Herne and Professor Sally Roesch Wagner shake the foundation of the established history of the women’s rights movement in the US joining forces to shed light on the hidden history of the influence of Haudenosaunee Women on the women’s rights movement.
- PBS LearningMedia: Indigenous Women | Unladylike2020 Collection
1:30 PM: Ohero:kon – Under the Husk
Ohero:kon – Under the Husk follows the challenging journey of two Mohawk girls as they take part in their traditional passage rites to becoming Mohawk Women. Kaienkwinehtha and Kasennakohe are childhood friends from traditional families living in the Mohawk Community of Akwesasne that straddles the U.S. / Canada border. They both take part in a four-year adolescent passage rites ceremony called Ohero:kon “Under the Husk” that has been revived in their community. This ceremony challenges them spiritually, mentally, emotionally and physically. It shapes the women they become.
- Learning resource: Ohero:kon – Under the Husk: Viewer Discussion Guide | Vision Maker Media
Thursday, March 2
1 pm: american experience | sandra day o’connor: the first.
In Sandra Day O’Connor: The First , discover the story of the Supreme Court’s first female justice. A pioneer who both reflected and shaped an era, Sandra Day O’Connor was the deciding vote in cases on some of the 20th century’s most controversial issues—including race, gender and reproductive rights.
- PBS LearningMedia: How Politics and Personality Propelled the First Female Justice to the Supreme Court | Sandra Day O’Connor: The First
Tuesday, March 7
1 pm: hearts above clouds.
Hearts Above Clouds takes viewers on an exciting and dynamic journey through 100 years of aviation history featuring pioneering women pilots. Beginning with the earliest air meets in Southern California, women aviators made an impact with their determination and perseverance. Amelia Earhart’s first flights and initial training are revealed and detailed, along with subsequent national women’s air derby races going into the Great Depression. Women’s substantial contributions to aviation service during WWII are presented, along with some of the noteworthy female fliers in the postwar era. This enthralling documentary is informative as well as very poignant and powerful.
- PBS LearningMedia: Bessie Coleman | Unladylike2020
2 PM: Beyond the Powder: The Legacy of the First Women’s Cross Country Air Race
Beyond the Powder is a documentary film that follows the female pilots of the 2014 Air Race Classic racers as they make their way across the country, while telling the story of the first women’s cross-country air race of 1929, also known as the Powder Puff Derby. The first Women’s Air Derby in 1929—which was comprised of 20 women, including Amelia Earhart—was flown from Santa Monica to the finish line in Cleveland, kicking off the National Air Races. The country watched as these brave women made history flying cross-country, breaking into a competition that was thought to be for men only. Today the Powder Puff Derby continues as the Air Race Classic, with modern day racers carrying out the legacy and the adventurous spirit of the original racers.
- PBS LearningMedia: Amelia Earhart | Aviator, Record-breaker, and Activist Video
Wednesday, March 8
1 pm: nova: picture a scientist.
Women make up less than a quarter of STEM professionals in the United States, and numbers are even lower for women of color. But there is a growing group of researchers who are writing a new chapter for women scientists, exposing longstanding discrimination, and leading the way in making science more inclusive. In Picture a Scientist , a biologist, a chemist, and a geologist lead viewers on a journey through their own experiences in the sciences, ranging from outright harassment to years of subtle slights. Along the way, from cramped laboratories to spectacular field stations, scientific visionaries, including social scientists, neuroscientists, and psychologists, provide new perspectives on how to make science itself more diverse, equitable, and open to all.
- PBS LearningMedia: Raychelle Burks | Picture a Scientist
Thursday, March 9
1 pm: secrets of the surface: the mathematical vision of maryam mirzakhani.
Filmed in Canada, Iran, and the United States, Secrets of the Surface: The Mathematical Vision of Maryam Mirzakhani examines the life and mathematical work of Maryam Mirzakhani, an Iranian immigrant to the United States who became a superstar in her field. In 2014, she was both the first woman and the first Iranian to be honored by mathematics’ highest prize, the Fields Medal.
- Learning resource: Secrets of the Surface: Maryam Mirzakhani | Biography
Wednesday, March 15
1 pm: american masters | toni morrison: the pieces i am.
Toni Morrison leads an assembly of her peers and critics on an exploration of the powerful themes she confronted throughout her literary career in this artful and intimate meditation that examines the life and work of the legendary storyteller.
- PBS LearningMedia: American Masters | Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am Collection
Tuesday, March 21
1 pm: ida b. wells: american stories.
There are few historical figures whose life and work speak to the current moment more than Ida B. Wells, the 19th century crusading investigative journalist, civil rights leader, and passionate suffragist.
- PBS LearningMedia: Reconstruction: Ida B. Wells – Pioneer of Civil Rights
2 PM: Ruth Stone’s Vast Library of the Female Mind
Ruth Stone was a promising young poet when her husband suddenly committed suicide. Destitute, with three daughters to support, she traveled the country teaching, but always returned to her farmhouse in Vermont. Using animation by granddaughter Bianca Stone, archival footage, and candid interviews with Ruth, her family, and other poets, the film is an intimate portrait of a great American poet.
- Learning resource: Biography: Ruth Stone | Poetry Foundation
Thursday, March 23
1 pm: american masters | laura ingalls wilder: prairie to page.
Laura Ingalls Wilder: Prairie to Page presents an unvarnished look at the unlikely author whose autobiographical fiction helped shape American ideas of the frontier and self-reliance. A Midwestern farm woman who published her first novel at age 65, Laura Ingalls Wilder transformed her frontier childhood into the best-selling “Little House” series.
- PBS LearningMedia: American Masters | Laura Ingalls Wilder: Prairie to Page Collection
2:30 PM: A Harpist’s Legacy: Ann Hobson Pilot and The Sound of Change
A Harpist’s Legacy: Ann Hobson Pilot and the Sound of Change profiles the inspirational life and distinguished career of the revered harpist. This compelling documentary follows Pilot’s trailblazing journey as the first black female principal player in a major symphony orchestra and also as an international soloist, teacher, mentor and driving force behind music-education programs for underserved minorities. A Harpist’s Legacy uses her professional journey to explore the increasing racial diversity and shift in attitudes toward musicians of color in the classical music world.
- PBS LearningMedia: FM Symphony Orchestra Young People’s Concert: Introduction to the String Family
Friday, March 24
2:30 pm: georgia o’keeffe: a woman on paper.
Georgia O’Keeffe: A Woman on Paper , highlights the artist’s career while focusing on the little-known story of O’Keeffe’s time spent in Columbia, S.C., as an art instructor at Columbia College. The program follows O’Keeffe’s career through various artistic stages, ending permanently in New Mexico, where she created more realistic paintings with vivid color.
- PBS LearningMedia: Elements of Art: Texture | National Gallery of Art
Thursday, March 30
1 pm: kasturba gandhi: accidental activist.
Kasturba Gandhi lived her life in the shadows of her iconic husband, Mahatma Gandhi. Now she emerges. Kasturba Gandhi: Accidental Activist tells that untold story of how she became one of the first women activists in modern history, impacting the growing number of women activists today.
- PBS LearningMedia: Deepak Chopra: The Wounds of Partition
2 PM: Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story
Follow Dorothy Day’s journey from a young communist journalist, to a Catholic convert, to the co-founder of The Catholic Worker newspaper and the first “houses of hospitality,” which sheltered New York City’s homeless during the Great Depression. The documentary uses extensive archival footage from Day’s own collection and interviews with actor Martin Sheen, public theologian Cornel West, Day’s granddaughters and more.
- Learning resource: Day and the Catholic Worker Movement | Educational Materials: Journey Films
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American History Activities
American history activities bring the past to life for middle school students. Tweens love getting out of the textbook and spending time completing projects, reading living books, cooking authentic meals, playing historical games.
If your older kids feel that history is boring, it’s easier to keep them engaged when you use hands-on activities like these to make the subject more interactive.
This huge list is full of fun things you can add to your lesson plans when you’re studying United States history to make it more exciting for tweens.
It includes activities and projects for a range of time periods and events, including the 13 Colonies, the American Revolution, the westward expansion, and more.
Choose a few and add them to your tween’s next history lesson and see how more exciting the subject becomes.
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Why Should You Use American History Activities?
As you know, there is so much to study and learn about American history. While it’s easier to give teens a textbook and have them just read about history, that will most likely make them hate the subject.
Without hands-on activities like these, kids won’t fully understand that the history of the United States is rich and interesting. They’ll assume it’s dry and boring and dread the subject.
But when you bring it alive with fun projects, games, living books, and more, they are engaged and open to learning. This is how kids learn best.
So now’s the time to make history enjoyable by using awesome tools like these in your homeschool.
Colonial America Games and Activities
In the late 1600s, men and women came to a new land looking for freedom and adventure, wanting to build a new union. The American Indians were well established on this land with a successful society of their own. They both make up the story of Colonial America.
As part of your study on the 13 Colonies, take some time to complete a few of these fun activities with your tweens to help them understand what life was like for those early settlers.
When you’re studying early American history, play these fun, Colonial games for children popular in those days with your tweens as part of your lessons.
When you’re making your history lesson plans, take the time to go exploring the 13 Colonies with books and videos .
Discover more about Colonial America with this 13 Colonies notebooking unit . It includes interesting study questions and fun activities for tweens.
Spend some time combining geography and history with these Colonial map activities .
Teach tweens how much help the American Indians gave the settlers by cooking some Native American corn recipes as part of your Colonial history lessons.
Your tween can use these myths and facts about the first Thanksgiving as part of a presentation as part of a history lesson.
American Revolution Hands-on Activities
Are you a loyalist or a patriot? That was the question of the time during the events leading up to and during the American Revolution. It eventually led to the birth of our country, but it wasn’t easy getting to an autonomous union.
Help teens understand the issues facing the colonists with these hands-on projects.
My tween had a lot of fun with these two American Revolution hands-on activities . She loved using her American Girl dolls as part of school, so she especially enjoyed creating the historical silhouette.
One of our absolute favorite activity was this American Revolution artifact project . Abigail made a teapot that was representative of those used in the 1700s.
Pioneer Activities
Head west was the rallying cry of many after we became a nation. The colonies were getting crowded and people were looking for something more. They wanted to explore. So they packed up their wagons and headed west.
It’s easy to for teens to get a glimpse of what life was like for the American pioneers when you use these fun hands-on activities as part of your pioneer lesson plans.
When you’re learning about the American pioneers, spend some time in the kitchen making these pioneer recipes . Teens love food, so they’ll appreciate this unique way to study history.
These pioneer crafts were once functional tools used by the pioneers. Tweens can make them as part of their history studies to get a better understanding of the life of the pioneers.
In your homeschool, when you learn about the pioneers, this American Pioneer notebooking unit should be a part of your middle school lesson plan. It will make planning easy because kids can use it to direct their learning. Plus, there’s some fun activities included.
Use these pioneer life activities with your middle schoolers to give them an idea what daily life was like for the early settlers. Things like drawing a life-sized log cabin, making a quilt, and cooking some recipes will make tweens feel like they went back in time.
Show tweens how difficult the journey was for the American pioneers by studying their mode of transportation – the covered wagon. There are 6 covered wagon activities to choose from.
Here are some American pioneer books and resources you can use in your homeschool when you’re studying this part of United States history.
As you study the American Pioneers, use these Pioneer hands-on activities to engage your tweens. They can cook an authentic pioneer meal, make a covered wagon, play some games, and more.
California Gold Rush Activities
The discovery of gold is what led so many individuals to California. They heard about people striking it rich and wanted it for themselves. But it wasn’t as easy to find and mine gold as they thought, so many left just as poor as when they arrived.
These books and activities will help tweens understand what drove so many to pick up and leave their families just for a chance at fortune.
When your tweens begin studying about the discovery of gold in the United States, this California Gold Rush activity should be a part of your lesson plan. The notebooking and unit study will help you plan your lessons and is a great way for tweens to keep track of everything they’re learning.
Use these gold rush books as a part of your study on the California Gold Rush and wild west. Living books like these make it easy to engage older kids in history.
Civil War Activities
The Civil War pitted friends against friends and brother against brother. It divided our nation. It was a costly war that both sides were willing to die for.
These activities will help your tweens gain a deeper understanding of this dark period of our nation’s history.
These Civil War hands-on activities are a wonderful addition to your lesson plans.
The activities below all cover a variety of time periods, so you can easily add them to your history lesson plans whenever you need something interactive for your teen.
These American history board games make the subject fun for tweens. They’re a wonderful way to help them memorize all the dates and facts that are a part of history class. I try to add them to my lesson plans as often as possible.
When you’re studying history in your homeschool, let your tween make an early American quilt . It’s actually quite easy to do and will give her a chance to work on some life skills. You can see the doll-sized ones that my girls made during our history lessons.
Teach your older kids about the contributions American women have made over the years with fun, interactive resources.
A fun way to add science to your history lessons is to study Ben Franklin’s inventions . There are a bunch that kids can easily create to learn more about his important contributions to our world.
Make sure to add some lessons about the American Presidents to your middle school history plans. These resources and activities will make it a breeze for you to teach your tweens about the highest office in our country and the men who have held it over the years.
If you’re struggling to get your tweens to remember their Liberty Bell facts , use this helpful Liberty Bell scavenger hunt. It’s a great addition to your early United States history lessons.
Spend some time during your history lessons teaching flag etiquette to your kids. It’s important that they know all they can about this vital symbol of our country.
The Battle of the Alamo was an important event in our history and one that tweens should study in United States history. These resources and activities will help make it interesting for older kids.
Add some early American history videos to your lesson plans. Instead of just reading about history, tweens can watch it unfold.
Wondering how to make American history interesting for kids ? Here are some activities that are sure to engage your tweens and make history enjoyable for them.
If your tween loves American Girl and Minecraft, she’ll definitely want to take this American Girl Minecraft class . It’s a wonderful addition to your homeschool history lessons.
When you use Dave Raymond’s American history curriculum , there are some activities included that will help teens learn and discover how interesting history is.
Don’t struggle to find ideas for American history lessons and activities . This massive list is full of things you can do to make history interactive and fun for your tween.
As you can see, it’s quite simple to make history fun and interactive for middle schoolers. Tweens can do many of these projects and activities independently, so you won’t get overwhelmed adding them to your lesson plans.
Engaging older kids and giving them a glimpse various time periods and the people who lived during them is truly the best way to make history exciting for them. There’s no way your teens will claim that history is boring when their lessons are full of fun hands-on activities.
What American history activity is your tween going to try first?
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Guidelines for teaching during black history month, 10 black history month activities for your students.
February is Black History Month : the celebration of African American history, contributions, and achievements that’s recognized annually across the United States and Canada.
For teachers, it’s a great opportunity to teach with intention, honoring the tradition and showing students its importance, along with the importance of Black history and culture.
And this year, it's more important than ever to uphold this tradition and celebrate Black history — no matter where your students are learning.
Use these 10 activity ideas to teach Black history all month and keep your students engaged, whether they're in-class or online!
Typically, teachers tend to stick with the same few topics during Black History Month: civil rights, historical Black leaders or celebrities, and important milestones.
While these are still great topics to explore, there are also plenty of other important concepts you should consider introducing to your students this year, such as:
- Current Black political issues
- The Black Family: Representation, Identity, and Diversity
- Stereotypes and microaggressions
- The history and impact of Black culture
- The history of hip hop
- African Americans and the Vote
- Black Health and Wellness (this year's Black History Month theme!)
For Black History Month 2022, this year's theme is Black Health and Wellness. People are encouraged to explore how North American healthcare has underserved the black community and recognize the contributions to medicine and healthcare by black people.
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When teaching Black history, remember to:
- Follow the do’s and dont’s
- Always promote diversity in your classroom
- Remind students that Black history is American history
- Leverage Black voices as much as you can (use relevant media, invite guest speakers etc.)
P.S. If you want to help parents talk about Black history and racial issues with their kids at home, use these 8 tips for parents as a helpful resource to start with — including additional resources for anyone who wants to learn more.
Use these activities throughout the month (and the rest of the year) to keep Black history at the forefront of your lessons and encourage your students to keep learning more.
1. Quote or fact of the day
Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.
Maya Angelou
Every morning, greet your students with a new quote or fact that’s relevant to Black history.
Say them aloud during your lesson, add them to your bulletin board or send them in an online message (or all of the above, if you’re feeling ambitious). After this, you can open a discussion with your class about the relevance of each quote or fact.
Your students will love looking forward to what each day brings!
Try these:
- Black history facts
- 15 Inspiring quotes
- 5 Black history quote posters
- Black history quotes - mini posters
2. Person of the day or week
Take time to talk about Black influencers and their accomplishments. Highlight a different person every day or week and center your lessons around them!
Explore categories like:
- Politicians
- Historical figures
- Heroes and iconic leaders
- Scientists and mathematicians
Tip: Try to look beyond typical historical figures and popular celebrities. There are plenty of Black contributors students may not have even heard of yet — use this chance to introduce them!
3. Black history trivia & games
Bring some fun (and maybe a little competition) into your lessons this month! Find trivia and games that focus on Black history, or repurpose other classroom games to incorporate Black History Month questions and answers.
- Black history multiplication - true or false
- Black history quizzes (these online quizzes are perfect for remote learning!)
4. Worksheet activities
Teach students about Black history while they work on fun activities at their own pace. Send worksheets to students online or print them out for independent classroom learning.
- Black history coloring pages
- Barack Obama crossword and trivia
5. Virtual events
Classroom learning is great, but there’s so much students can learn from their own experiences!
This year especially, there are plenty of online activities and events celebrating Black History Month. So why not choose a youth-appropriate one your class can participate in?
- National Museum of African American History: Classroom Connections
- Black History Every Month: Virtual Events That Inspire Action, Education, and Connection
6. Timeline activity
Provide more context on important events in Black history with a bit of chronology.
Have students put together their own timelines, whether individually or in groups, that focus on specific historical events or people. They’ll have fun putting all the events together and learn lots along the way!
7. Study (and create) art
Art in the Black community carries so much historical and cultural significance that can inspire some great, illuminative lessons.
Assign one of these activities from Creative Child , or get students to:
- Write a story
- Make a video or podcast
- Create visual art or crafts
8. Use relevant media
There’s so much good media out there to help you teach Black history — use it to your advantage!
Read books or watch videos with your class, then discuss the themes and lessons of each piece of media. After this, you can assign work based on them.
Try these books:
- All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold
- The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson
9. Host thought activities
Strengthen collaboration skills with various thought activities during February. These will get students thinking and help them learn new ideas and perspectives from each other.
Start by posing a relevant question to your class, like:
- Why do we celebrate?
- What does Black History Month mean to you?
- How can we fight intolerance in our everyday lives?
Encourage plenty of participation, then discuss everyone’s answers together!
10. Assign a class project
Give your class a larger assignment they can work on for the entire month, like a collaborative media project or group presentation — like this one from The Core Coaches on Teachers Pay Teachers .
These bigger projects let students build on what they’re learning and work together towards something they can be proud of!
Additional resources
Get inspired by these extra resources to help you even more:
- Black History milestones
- Black History in the National Archives
- Teaching tools for Black History Month
- Black History in America teaching guide
- Black History Month resources and lessons
- 10 Picture book biographies to celebrate Black History Month
- 20 Important lessons to teach kids about Black History Month
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Celebrate Pi Day 2023 with These Fun Facts
March 6, 2023 by Anthony Persico
Happy Pi Day 2023!
Pi Day 2023 is on March 14th and it’s time to celebrate the most mathematical holiday of the calendar year.
If you're looking for some awesome National Pi Day 2023 activities, check out our infographic that shares interesting National Pi Day fun facts that will blow your mind!
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Pi Day Activities : Learn about the history of Pi and more fun facts with our free National Pi Day Infographic
You can click on the image of the National Pi Day Infographic or you can click here to download a printable pdf version .
Below, you can also find an animated Pi Day Fun Facts Video that accompanies the free infographic.
Looking for some Pi Day humor ? Click here to access 11 Super Funny Pi Day jokes for all ages.
Happy Pi Day! When is pi day, what is pi day, and how can you celebrate?
When is Pi Day 2023?
National Pi Day 2023 will be celebrated on Tuesday March 14th.
Pi Day is celebrated on the 14th of March each and every year. Pi Day is a national holiday that is celebrated in the United States and sometimes also around the world
When is pi day? National Pi Day is held on March 14th every year
National Pi Day is a mathematical national holiday that celebrates the mathematical symbol 𝝅, which represents the ratio of the circumference of any circle to its diameter. Since this ratio, no matter the size of the circle, always approximates to 3.14, pi is of the most important and interesting mathematical facts, which is why it has its own national holiday.
What is Pi Day? National Pi Day is a mathematical celebration of pi—the ratio of any circle’s circumference to its diameter.
Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th every year because the date 3/14 resembles to approximate value of pi, which is 3.14.
Again, pi represents the ratio of any circle’s circumference to its diameter, which always approximately equals 3.14, no matter how large or small a circle may be.
Why is Pi Day celebrated on March 14th?
National Pi Day is a relatively new holiday. It was first celebrated in San Francisco, California, in the United States in 1988.
Pi Day was first celebrated in San Francisco in 1988.
There are many famous people born on March 14th—National Pi Day—including world famous astrophysicist Albert Einstein, NBA superstar Steph Curry, and USA Olympic Gold Medalist Simone Biles.
National Pi Day Fun Facts Video
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History is the study of past events that relates to present society or country in several context. Most of the students don’t really find it appealing to attend their history class. For maximum the lecture turns out to be lengthy and tiring because they aren’t able to draw connections between mentioned topics with the real world. But there are still some students who find it exciting to gather historical knowledge and pursue this subject in higher level to gain professional degree. In any case if you are not wanting to write your history assignment, contact our online history tutors . They will do it for you disclosing all the evidences related to the subject.
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2. Cultural history: Cultural history sounds similar to social history but both are quite different. Social history provides information about the people whereas cultural history enrich our knowledge on music, arts, tradition, festivals followed in the past and draws their link with the present scenario of country and society.
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4. Environment history: It might sound surprising to you, but yes we can also do specialization in environmental history. Though this subject is lately introduced but the present condition of environment in comparison to thousands years before has been completely changed. So this subject draws our attention for the need of studying environmental history, seeking our attention to understand present environmental conditions with the past.
5. World History: The world we see around us today wasn’t same years ago. Whether the change triggered development or it resulted in deteriorating condition of particular country, it is always important to know about the process that triggered these changes. In world history, students get to know about world wars, condition of different countries before and after the wars, changes that took place, people involved and many more.
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History is one of the most well-known subjects of the humanities. It's the study of how things evolve through time, and it encompasses every facet of human culture. It can be described as documentary evidence of what happened over the years. An assignment related to history is called a history assignment. Students must have a thorough understanding of history as well as significant research skills in order to complete history homework projects.
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History as a subject covers all past events, i.e., ancient to modern society. We may have a better knowledge of the world we live in by learning history. Knowledge and comprehension of historical events and patterns, particularly during the early century, allows us to have a far better understanding of contemporary events. You begin to comprehend the commonalities and contrasts between the past and the present when you think about past occurrences and link them to the present. History allows you to explore the roots of the things you're studying while also allowing you to improve critical thinking as well. For those reasons, study of history is extremely important for students. They should have clear concept of history subject so that they can effortlessly complete assignments whenever their history professor assigns them.
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History is not just about the past,it is the study of change over time, and it covers all aspects of human society which is concerned with kingdoms, rules, ruling period, effects,etc. So let's see the different segments of History :-
● Political History
● Social History
● Military History
● Economic History
● Cultural History
● Ancient History
● Medieval History
● Modern History
● Historical Personalities
● Historical Events
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Political history project entails a narrative and analysis of political events, philosophies, parties, voters, and leaders.
Military History
This sort of history assignment relates to the extent and influence on communities, cultures, and economy of armed conflicts in human history and to the changes which occur in local and international interactions.
Economic History
Homework related to economic history is focused on the scholarly study of historical businesses or financial activities.
Cultural History
Cultural history assignment is concerned with combining anthropological and historical methodology to explore popular religious traditions and cultural perceptions of historical events.
Social History
Rather than state concerns, social history explores social structures and interactions among different population groups. It is essential to study because it analyses normal people's experiences throughout history.
Diplomatic History
Diplomatic History is the authorized publication of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations. It reaches out to a wider variety of readers, including those interested in American studies, economics & finance, and so on.
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History is not just about the past. There are different net elements to it. It is concerned with kingdoms, rules, ruling period, effects, and so much more. So let's break down different segments of History for your clarity:-
Political History - political History is concerned with different nations, movements, effects, and ruling of political leaders and organizations. It talks about how different eras of politics started, the impact of various political leaders, and its public History.
Social History- social History emphasizes the relation and interaction of different communities in society rather than other states and regions. It talks about ordinary people in a community. It focuses on caste, gender, religion, labor, disability, privileges, crime, etc.
Military History- As the name suggests, Military History is concerned with military power and armed conflicts over the years. It is not limited to a region or place and can talk about global disputes throughout the world. Military History helps to know about the past, present, and future reasons for conflicts and the stories associated with them.
Economic History - Economic History is the study of economics and the events related to it. It talks about the impact of the economy on a nation and lifestyle. It also focuses on its effects on people, trading, and other aspects of a country.
Cultural History- cultural history talks about the culture of people since ancient days. It compares the changes in culture, its effect, and how people absorbed it in different regions of society. It showcases the traditions involved in cultural History and its interpretation which lead to peace or revolt.
Ancient History- Ancient History is the mixture of all the things from the ancient past. It can be about traditions, places, ways of living, culture, and habits. In addition, it talks about pre-historic things and past events.
Medieval History - medieval History talks about history from the 13 th , 14 th , and 15 th centuries. It talks about the different lifestyles and ways of living and other regions during that period.
Modern History- the early modern History focuses on the period after the 15 th century. It talks about the changes, impacts, and events at that time. That is the time when evolution was at its peak and how it all gradually started.
Historical Personalities- historical personalities talk about some of the famous historical figures which are still known now. Some of them are Hitler, Mahatma Gandhi, etc. These personalities are known because of their specific work or things which has led down their History through time.
Historical Events- historical events talk about different occasions and the History associated with them. It talks about the significant events in History in-depth and all the formation regarding it from other parts of the world.
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- Not focusing on dates - History is full of important dates, so students should prioritize learning the dates and important facts. Not providing enough data or incorrect data can lead to loss of grades.
- Studying just before the exam- we all know and accept that History is a challenging subject, so you should not wait till the exam. Instead, start learning from an early period not to face hardships during exams.
- No doing assignments- History is a challenging subject to get good grades in. however, the marks can be elevated by scoring well in assignments, so don't neglect your assignments and submit them on time.
- Not taking assistance- there is no harm in taking aid if you are facing difficulty in it. You can take help from friends, family and even get professional help. Take help before it's too late to get your issues resolved and be more familiar with the matter.
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Question: How to write an assignment in History
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Ans: You can find solutions to any history topic online., you can also search them in different history books. Thus, a proper history solution is a blend of information from online sources and insightful books.
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