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Historical Thinking Skills: Chronological Thinking
The exploration of historical thinking skills continues with chronological thinking
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Nine History Games to Play Right Before Winter Break
Nine History Games to Play Right Before Winter Break
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Why I Quit Exit Tickets
Why I Don’t Use Exit Tickets
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Teaching Asian Art
Teaching Asian Art
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The Sentiment That Ruined Public Education
There is a phrase commonly used that has over the past few decades ruined public education
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Support Small TpT Shops
For Small Business Saturday support a small TpT shop.
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Article Reaction: Are Good Principals Necessary?
Good principals are necessary but they require amazing leadership skills
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Martha Washington’s Quilt for Elementary Students
Martha Washington’s Quilt for Elementary Students
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Let the Sunshine In!
Let the Sunshine In!
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Early American History Bundle for Elementary Students
Early American History Bundle for Elementary Students
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Funny Teaching Moments
Seven funny teaching moments I had to endure.
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Senet: Play Like An Egyptian
Senet: Play Like an Egyptian
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Plants and Classrooms: Allergy Concerns
Plants and Classrooms: Allergy Concerns
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PERSIA Charts: What are they and how do you use them?
What are PERSIA Charts and how do you use them?
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Books About Women in History
Books About Women in History
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Calendar Era Notation Poster
Calendar Era Notation Poster: A TpT Resource Blog
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What Do You Wish More People Knew About Being A Teacher: The Serious
What do you wish more people knew about being a teacher
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Who was Elizabeth Bathory?
Who was Elizabeth Bathory?
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Historical Thinking Skills: Decision-making
Historical Thinking Skills: Decision Making
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Halloween History Resources
My Halloween History Resources on TpT
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5 Ways to Supplement Learning with Video Games
5 Way to Supplement Learning with Video Games
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Japanese History Writing Task Cards
Japanese History Writing Task Cards
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Learning Tailwind is a Marathon
Tailwind is a marathon, not a sprint.
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Five Benefits of Playing Cards in Elementary School
Five Benefits of Playing Cards in Elementary School
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Teaching with Monopoly 2.0
Teaching with Monopoly 2.0: Learn about what’s new
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Benedict Arnold the Loyalist?
Benedict Arnold the Loyalist?
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Learning the Centuries in Elementary School: A History and Math Combination
Learning the Centuries in Elementary School: A History and Math Combination
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Famous Couples and Pairs
Famous Couples and Pairs Matching Game
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Asian Game Bundle
Asian Game Bundle on TpT
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Year-Round High School History Resources
Year-round High School History Resources
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Drinking Water Challenge: Teacher Edition
Drinking Water Challenge: Teacher Edition
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Chronology for Elementary Students
Chronology for Elementary Students
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6 History Games to Try in the New School Year
6 History Games to Try in the New School Year
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The Poem of Mulan Podcast on TpT
Poem of Mulan Podcast on TpT
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Rosetta Stone Homeschool: A Real Product Review
Rosetta Stone Homeschool Review
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Tulip Mania: How to Teach Speculative Trading
Tulip Mania can be a fun and interactive lesson. Learn how.
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What is Tailwind?
Want to try Tailwind? Get a referral code.
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Summer Break 2019
Summer Break 2019
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6 Fictional Novels Based on Real History
6 Fictional Novels Based on Real History
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Who Should Get Credit? Leif Erikson or Columbus?
Who Should Get Credit? Leif Erikson or Columbus?
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Dear New Teacher
Dear New Teacher: An Open Letter
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Voter Information Posters
Voter Information Posters
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Five Chinese History Resources for World History
Five Chinese History Resources for World History
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I Voted Stickers
I Voted Stickers
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How Many Pins a Day?
New to Pinterest and want to know how many pins per day? It’s complicated.
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Fiction for Teachers Summer Reading
Fiction for Teachers Summer Reading
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The Usurpation of Historical Thinking Skills
The Usurpation of Historical Thinking Skills
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End-of-Year Learning Games for History Classes
End-of-Year Learning Games for History Classes
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Chinese History Writing Task Cards
Chinese History Writing Task Cards
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Ode to History: The Retirement of My Mentor
Ode to History: The Retirement of My Mentor
Integrated Social Studies
Because one subject isn't enough
Integrated Social Studies 