Looking for engaging social studies resources for upper grades? Well, look no further. This week’s round-up features Ancient Rome Units, Spanish Language Activity Bundles, Crash Course Film History Activities, and so much more. These resources are literally a blast from the past! You won’t want to miss out, especially since half of them are free!
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It’s FREE!“This resource provides students with non-fiction reading passages, a notes sheet, and an engaging activity to introduce them to the concept that the Greeks and Etruscans greatly influenced the ancient Romans.” |
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“This unit provides students with many student-centered, engaging, and meaningful activities and projects that give students the opportunity to practice incorporating well-developed evidence in a creative way.” |
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It’s FREE!“This set of word puzzles provides students with a fun, stress-free way to practice verb conjugations.” |
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“This bundle provides the teacher with everything they need to introduce and practice clothing vocabulary with their students.” |
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It’s FREE!“My color by number activities provide students with an original nonfiction reading passage and a review activity. Big kids like to color, too!” |
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“This resource is a great, NO PREP way to integrate digital citizenship instruction into your classroom. It covers many different aspects of digital citizenship.” |
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It’s FREE!“This freebie introduces the sociological perspective and discusses how sociology differentiates itself from the other social sciences. With this resource, students explore what sociology can do, and how a concern with social problems was at the center of sociology’s beginnings.” |
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“VideoNotes- Digital learning in a digital world. This video notes bundle is one of many on the outstanding Crash Course series that promotes close viewing in order to assist the myriad of learner with varying learning styles. It promotes the attainment of essential background content knowledge. This product can be used in the classroom, as a flipped classroom assignment, and/or as an independent learning assignment.” |
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It’s FREE!“This close-reading activity takes your students into the minds of the Founding Fathers and provides them an opportunity to discover the true meaning behind one of the most important documents in human history. Your class will have an opportunity to translate the words of Thomas Jefferson into a modern, breathing proclamation that they can understand in today’s vocabulary.” |
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“This bundle has it all! This collection of diverse and engaging activities investigates one of the most significant eras in American history. From inventions and innovations, industrialization, immigration and urbanization, to political machines, social reform, and the progressivism of Teddy Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, this bundle is the complete package.” |
