Lincoln Farewell Address Resource Guide
Highlights one of Abraham Lincoln’s most moving speeches. Lesson plans and student activities based on the president-elect’s impromptu farewell to Springfield and his move from […]
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Teaching the Gettysburg Address
Providing students adequate context to understand the significance of the speech and its legacy over time. This is an overview of the teaching process meant […]
To Kill and To Heal
Explores the philosophical and moral divisions over the expansion of slavery and the election of Abraham Lincoln. Multiple lesson plans that can be aged up […]
Women’s History Month
Teacher resource guide with ideas for bringing Women’s History into the classroom.
Black History Month
Information and ideas to bring Black History Month into the classroom. Provides educators with historical background, biographical sketches of African-American History Makers, as well as […]
First Ladies Lesson Plan
Content illustrating what it takes to be a First Lady of the United States. Activities, discussion ideas and information about past First Ladies.
WWII Posters
This project is a way for students to use their creativity to reinterpret historic design ideas into modern translations and gain a deeper appreciation for […]
Truman’s Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb
The use of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War II was a controversial choice that remains a topic […]
Anti-Oppresive Lessons
A small collection of anti-oppressive, anti-racist homeschool curriculum ideas and resources for families impacted by closures caused by the coronavirus