Introduction to a Map
$0.00In our Introduction to a Map lesson plan, students learn the basics about maps, including how to read one and how to use cardinal directions. Students put their new knowledge to use by creating their own simple maps.
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Jamestown
$0.00In our Jamestown lesson plan, students learn about the early settlement of Jamestown, Virginia. Students learn the significance of this settlement in relation to the 13 colonies and how the settlers interacted with local native populations.
John F. Kennedy
$0.00In our John F. Kennedy lesson plan, students learn about the life and accomplishments of President John F. Kennedy. Students also learn about his assassination and the lasting impact he had on U.S. politics.
Judicial Branch
$0.00Our Judicial Branch lesson plan teaches students about what the Judicial Branch is and how it functions today. Students also learn the history of the branch, how it was conceived, and how it interacts with the other branches of government in the United States.
Korean and Vietnam Wars
$0.00In our Korean and Vietnam Wars lesson plan, students learn about both the Korean and Vietnam Wars, including when and where they took place and their causes and reactions. Students compare and contrast the two wars and identify which people and places are associated with which war.
Late 19th Century
$0.00Our Late 19th Century lesson plan teaches students about the major events, inventions, and people of the late 19th century. One of the things students learn about during this lesson in Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and its importance.
Laws and Rules
$0.00In our Laws and Rules lesson plan, students learn the definitions of laws and rules and their differences. Students connect this lesson to real life by coming up with a list of rules and laws that they know of already.
Legislative Branch
$0.00Our free downloadable PDF Legislative Branch lesson plan introduces students to the Legislative Branch of the United States. Most students are familiar with some parts of the world of politics and government but are usually unsure of the two parts that make up Congress, the House, and the Senate. During this lesson, students are asked to nu
Lewis and Clark
$0.00Our Lewis and Clark lesson plan teaches students about the 2-year Lewis and Clark expedition across America exploring the west to the Pacific Ocean and back again. Students also learn about other significant people who were involved in the expedition in some way.
Lincoln’s Assassination
$0.00Our Lincoln’s Assassination lesson plan teaches students about the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Students learn about the events of the assassination, why John Wilkes Booth may have wanted to assassinate him, and the impact this event had.
Louisiana Purchase
$0.00Our Louisiana Purchase lesson plan teaches students about the Louisiana Purchase, including what it was, how it came about, and what the lasting impact of it is. Students also learn related lesson vocabulary.
Map Reading Skills
$0.00Our Map Reading Skills lesson plan teaches students about different kinds of maps and how to read them. Students participate in an activity in which they create a map of the United States with a specific purpose in order to demonstrate that they recognize the key elements needed for maps.
Marco Polo
$0.00In our Marco Polo lesson plan, students learn about the explorer Marco Polo, including his early life, his accomplishments, and his lasting legacy. Students also learn about the Silk Road and its historical uses.
Martin Luther King Jr.
$0.00Our Martin Luther King Jr. lesson plan, students learn about the Civil Rights leader Marthin Luther King Jr., including his early life, his accomplishments, and his lasting legacy. Students complete an activity in which they put significant events in his life in order.
Maya Civilization
$0.00Our free downloadable PDF Maya Civilization lesson plan introduces students to the Mayan Civilization and the events during its time-period in history. Many students may know very little about the Mayans, though it was one of the most advanced civilizations in history along with the Aztecs and Inca. There is an incredible amount of informat
Mayflower Compact
$0.00In our Mayflower Compact lesson plan, students learn about the Mayflower Compact, including what it was and why it was significant. Students also learn about the Pilgrims and their trip on the Mayflower to provide context for this lesson.
Mexican-American War
$0.00Our free downloadable PDF Mexican-American War lesson plan teaches the history and significance of the Mexican-American War. During this lesson, students are asked to draw and label the major states and areas that were involved in the Mexican-American war in order to prove they understand the geography involved in the lesson. Students are a
Michelangelo
$0.00Our Michelangelo lesson plan teaches students about the famous artist Michelangelo, including his artwork and his lasting impact on the art world. Students look at some of his art and learn about his other accomplishments as well.