Walking Through History Curriculum
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For middle school and high school curriculum books or teacher training on the award-winning series - Exploring History is unique for four reasons:
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The Walking Thorugh History curriculum series is a rebirth of the original Exploring History series. It encourages students to simulate historical events, read historical fiction, write persuasive essays, and analyze primary source documents. Active hands-on instruction allows them to discuss, debate, and simulate events to make them come alive in the classroom. It engages students in simulation
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07/07/2023
Students participated in an interactive play, conquering Tenochtitlan (Mexico City) during European Exploration. Tough decisions were made by the conquistadors, teaching students that exploration was a cruel and risky business.
07/07/2023
Learn how your students can read and write hieroglyphs just like the ancient Egyptians with the WTH curriculum!
07/06/2023
The volume that houses the constitution, new government, westward expansion, and the Civil War now hits the market. Enjoy the simulations, plays, discussions, and debates that we offer!
06/12/2022
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02/28/2018
Deeper Thinking about Active Learning Most of us have firsthand knowledge—we know that active learning techniques hold the key to overcoming student passivity. They open the door. But that’s not enough. We’ve got to get ourselves and our students inside—that’s where the learning lives.
11/21/2017
Teachers: These are the 6 must-know strategies for great blended learning Teachers value today’s classroom digital resources, but students might not be as comfortable using technology as parents and educators believe, according to a new report about successful blen…
11/20/2017
Students use video to make viral connections Using Skype, a video messaging application, Vermilion Elementary students interact with others around the United States and world
11/20/2017
Motivating Students Through Reading | DonorsChoose.org project by Mrs. Gilas My students need books they can relate to like Copper Sun. This book will integrate ELA with Social Studies curriculums. My students walk into my classroom every day full of life, ready to learn, a...
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