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$9.99
Transform history lessons with authentic Great Depression recipes!
Perfect standalone resource or novel study companion for Bud, Not Buddy, Echo Mountain, Esperanza Rising & more. Includes nutritional charts, historical context, cultural heritage dishes, and hands-on activities. Features community survival meals like Hooverville Soup, foraged foods, and kid-friendly treats.
Complete with discussion questions, safety guides, and modern adaptations. Ideal for grades 3-8 social studies, literature units, or homeschool. No books required—ready to use immediately!
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Explore the “Hood Museum of Art Visit Guide & Student Recap Quiz,” a dynamic art history resource for grades K–12. This 15-page package covers Monet’s Impressionism, abstract art, American floral themes, and ancient Mediterranean artifacts with detailed guides, hands-on activities, and a comprehensive quiz. Perfect for museum field trips or classroom learning, it fosters critical thinking and creativity with continued learning opportunities through research, reflection, and collaborative projects.
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$4.99
120+ trivia cards covering 16 art history topics: Art Basics & Definitions, Ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, African, Chinese, Medieval, Renaissance, Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, Pop Art, Famous Artists, Masterpieces, Art Terms & Techniques, and Artist Biographies (e.g., Van Gogh, O’Keeffe, Dalí). Includes a versatile game guide with formats like Jeopardy and Timeline Challenge.
Perfect for teachers, homeschoolers, and families. No-prep, interactive learning for grades 5–12!
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$9.00
This is a mini-unit, project-based novel study (approximately 10-25% of the content of a comprehensive study) • Dive into Jacksonian Era history and Native American resilience with this student manual for Soft Rain: A Story of the Cherokee Trail of Tears. • Designed for grades 3-9, this digital or printable PDF guide is open-and-go, with…
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$15.00
Why This Study Stands Out:
✅ Based on True Injustice – Connects to the 1912 eviction of Malaga Island’s Black community
✅ Ethics Meets STEM – Debate historical decisions while also mapping whale migrations
✅ Virtual Field Trip Ready – Explore Malaga Island via Google Earth with guided activities
✅ Adaptable Rigor – Scales from middle school to early high school
Format: 37 Page Printable PDF | Grade Level: 3-12
This study doesn’t just teach Lizzie Bright—it equips students to confront ongoing injustice with historical context and explores valuable STEM skills.
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$18.00
This comprehensive guide to critical analysis and application of Amos Fortune, Free Man is suitable for grades 3-12 whether by a single student, in a homeschool group co-op, or a traditional classroom setting. Most of the resources are split up by suggested age or grade level.
Document is 69 pages. This study does not include quizzes as analysis, rather focuses on simulation and application from the novel.
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$1.99
Use Rhetorical Analysis to compare and contrast the iconic “I have a Dream” Speech with Rev. Lorenzo Sewell’s remix of it during the Trump Inauguration of 2025.
