Teaching history

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!

Teaching history doesn't have to just involve textbooks. Here is how you can teach history without textbooks or tests!

Students become stakeholders in the learning process WITHOUT having to dress up like Benjamin Franklin.

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.

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

There’s still 2 weeks until school starts but I wanted to give you a peek into my classroom. I was able to decorate with a lot of new things this year that I’m really excited about. I…

We teach kids all about the world around them - digging into the history, culture, peoples, food and animals of different countries. This timeline is a fun one for kids, covering the key points of Japanese history in a fun, colourful and dynamic way. This timeline covers the introduction of rice, the rise of the samurai, Sakoku and World War II right up to modern day. Ideal for dicussing history with kids, or for people planning a family trip to Japan.

Discover the profound impact of teaching history to your kids in homeschool! 📚🌎 Explore compelling reasons why understanding the past is crucial for shaping their future. From building critical thinking skills to fostering a sense of identity, delve into the richness of history education. Elevate your homeschooling curriculum journey with the power of historical knowledge!

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

These interactive educational websites and tools prove that the re-telling of historical events can be entertaining and fun.

Are you thinking about studying history at GCSE or A-level? This post looks at what jobs you can do with history and what careers choices you will have.

Teaching History Through Movies is a great way to make history come alive. This landing page tells how we do this, where to get & what movies we are viewing

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

In just about a month, students around the world (or at least the northern hemisphere) will be asking their social studies teachers, “why do we have to study history?” Of course there a…

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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.

Liz Kleinrock on Instagram: “I really like the “Lenses to Carry When Reading History” anchor chart from the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project, but I felt a…”

As much as we want students to be eagerly interested in learning about important subjects such as world history, the truth is that most high schoolers are distracted by their social pursuits, or they are simply bored to death with a teacher giving a lecture on the board. Show your students that learning about world ...

Miss Armstrong | Primary Teacher | ✨ Ancient Rome ✨How cute are my primary 1/2 children’s drawings of Roman soldiers! This topic could be easily adapted for all ages. If… | Instagram