Middle school history

An overview of the engaging resources for Civics, World, or US History that are all included with a subscription to Students of History.

Update your Social Studies classroom decor cheaply and easily with fun and useful decor. Make your classroom fun and inviting for students.

Using primary sources to teach history can be challenging. Use these valuable tips to bring more primary sources into your teaching.

Guide to using Social Studies Simulations to step away from the lecture podium and engage your students with hands-on history activities.

Make your history class lesson plans engaging and fun with these top 10 ideas. Use these middle school and high school history class lessons today.

This pacing guide for your American History curriculum plans out the whole year for your middle school or high school class. Perfect for US History Part 1, 2, or the whole thing.

Do you speak meme? Our students certainly do! I find myself browsing memes more often than I should. I even have a small (but growing) stash of them saved on my phone. A meme is

If you are on the hunt for bell ringers for 6th-grade history to activate and assess student learning, then you have come to the right place!

As a kid in school I loved when my teachers celebrated creativity in the classroom. In fact, when I reflect on my own education, the moments I remember the most were the creative ones. I vividly remember making salt maps of the state, book report mobiles, models, papier-mâché globes, interactive brochures, puppets, and dioramas. What about you? Are the instructional moments that you remember the most tied to creative activities? There's just something so powerful about hands-on learning with…