FREE printable and digital graphic organizer for students to analyze Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address - Add this activity to your Civil War curriculum, use it for Presidents Day, or connect it to a public speaking lesson!
Teacher tips for making your student biography projects more successful! Use these helpful tips with students in upper elementary, middle, and high school!
10 Must-Read Historical Fiction Books for Kids in Upper Elementary and Middle School. A fun and engaging way for kids to learn about history and gain a greater appreciation for the world around them.
Teach students how to edit their writing with the COPS editing checklist! This simple strategy works for peer and independent editing. Create an editing checklist anchor chart to use with students in elementary and middle school!
This engaging read aloud and directed drawing is a perfect activity for Presidents Day! Teach students in elementary and middle school about the life of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln with this fun lesson.
Argumentative writing format and organization for students and teachers. A step-by-step guide for writing an argument essay with descriptions and examples.
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