World history lessons

FREE World History Curriculum for Ancient Civilizations and the Old Testament (Great for teaching multiple ages all at once!)

Hands-on activities for studying world history are the best way for your kids to get a deeper understanding of the country all around us.

Uncover the history of the Rajput Kingdoms in this detailed lesson for AP World History. Understand their role in medieval India, their culture, and their resistance against various invasions from the 6th to the 12th centuries.

World History worksheets for your high school or middle school classroom and how these printable PDF and Google Doc resources can help your students learn history.

An overview of all 24 units included in the Students of History curriculum for World History, covering ancient civilizations to the modern world.

History is my passion; I love history! And yet, I really don't like textbooks. Here are 30+ ways to teach history without a textbook, from books to cooking, and more!

Are you looking for an engaging back to school activity for your students? Start the year off right with this no-prep history lesson that will get your students excited about world history. In addition to the discussion slides and teacher notes, you will receive a few lesson ideas, reinforcement activity, and a quiz template for additional assessment. And all of the files are editable! #FirstDayofSchool #BacktoSchool #WorldHistory #History #ClassroomActivities #MiddleSchool #HighSchool

Make HISTORY come alive for kids from preschool, kindergarten, through elementary age kids. These FREE history units includ lesson plans, creative, fun, and memorable history educational activities, free pritnables (worksheets, lapbooks, mapping activities), and more to make learning about egypt, middle ages, explorers, colonial america, revolutionary war, westward expansion, civil war, countries around the world, us states, and more FUN for homeschool families. #history #historyforkids…

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

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…