MS SS TeacherNYS 5-6, 7-12, NH 5-12 @historywithmonnat (at the place where the color of the sky is blue).
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Always happy to present with my coauthor and dear friend @LucyKirchh #BringHistoryToLife #NCSS2024 Thanks to all who attended. Congrats to all the winners! Thanks @ISTEofficial!
Pocket Constitutions for ALL! Any donation would be greatly appreciated to bring our most important document into the "pockets" of all of my students.
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Today was about Causes of the War of 1812. We used an awesome activity called "Dividing the Pie" where students determine which causes had the most impact. They also had to justify why they ranked the impacts the way they did. Can't wait for them to share! #engagement #edutwitter
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The lesson of the week is one of the first big games I made for my class. In Settlers of America students compete to build the most successful colony by making decisions about multiple historical events. mrroughton.com/blog/gamifyin… They loved it again! #sschat
Not sure how the transition will go, but if you are hanging out where the skies are blue, then please find me! @historywithmonnat #sschat (and then teach me how to rebuild there).
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What a great idea!!!
Ss @HeritageBroncos created an Andrew Jackson Oval Office. They designed items by connecting what they learned about him and his presidency. Ex: the Nullification Crisis, spoils system, suffrage, Indian Removal Act, & The Trail of Tears. @gcisdSS
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How is everyone teaching the nuts and bolts of paragraph writing for a research paper? Do you have something you love in teaching writing intros and conclusions? I'd love to hear about it because I'm in the thick of it right now! #sschat
#sschat question a student asked that I haven't been able to easily find an answer too...after the Quebec Act of 1774, were American colonists free to move into the Ohio River Valley (thereby negating the Proclamation of 1763)?
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Heading back to school in less than 48 hours- and I'll be teaching the Bill of Rights. Check out this presentation I made...hand signals, picture supports, and explanations galore!
bit.ly/BORHANDS @FISDsocstudies @ConklinSteph @ClarkMSCougars
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Great! If anyone is looking for more #primarysources about the French & Indian War, check out Today in History: Fort Necessity & the French and Indian War primarysourcenexus.org/2014/… #sschat
Yesterday we dove into some primary sources about the Ohio River Valley and the French & Indian War. #primarysourceanalysis
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💬 Hear ye, hear ye. . . we have a new poster!
25 LANDMARK SUPREME COURT CASES
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Available for preorder now! Ships on 11/24.
doing this! So excited. Thank you.
This week's historical escapade in class: Navigating Washington's Presidency challenges with the finesse of political speed dating and a dash of history lab flair. Because who said history can't be the life of the party? 🎩📜 #ClassyHistory #PresidentialCharm WGMSWildcats
Field Trip to the Veterans Cemetery Monday to help retrieve the flags that were placed for the holiday, learn about flag etiquette, taps, and our state’s military involvement beginning in the 17th century.Thank you to all that served and are serving. #VeteransDay #sschat #history
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Number Mania AKA by the numbers templates on slide 16 docs.google.com/presentation… – at Riverside, CA
@historysandoval I love your idea about doing an infographic for showing content. Is there a particular platform that I could suggest to my students for creating this?
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Have some fun while revising. If your students are revising for their mocks, they may find this Battleship retrieval game useful. The topic is Germany 1918-1939. If you’d like a copy, please click on the link drive.google.com/file/d/1O0z… #historyteacher
these are the types of primary sources students love! thanks for sharing.
The anniversary of the Stamp Act reminds me one of my favorite sources from the entire Revolution. In NYC, protesters posted placards all around town in the week before Nov. 1st when the Act would go into effect warning residents not to comply with the Act.
ALT Placard reading: "Pro Patria, The first Man that either distributes or makes use of stamped paper, let him take care of his house, person, and effects. Vox Populi; We dare"