Twelve real historical documents, from a German embassy warning to a decoded telegram, trace the path from the sinking of the Lusitania to America’s declaration of war, in the actual words of the people who lived it. Students source each document, weigh what it says against what it leaves out, and build toward a full synthesis essay arguing whether the sinking was a cause, a catalyst, or both. Part of a larger World War I curriculum line, and built to work completely as a standalone unit on its own. Built for grades 9-12, with a documented way to flex down for strong grade 6-8 students.
Step into a real 1915 inquiry as a junior investigator building the file the official report couldn’t. Five sealed evidence envelopes guide students through decoding a real wireless transmission, reconstructing a damaged cargo record, and auditing an official document for what it quietly leaves out. No locks required, just careful reading and cross-referencing. Includes a full facilitator guide, answer key, self-check card for solo play, and three differentiation tiers for grades 3 to 12, but geared mostly towards middle and high school. While it is an escape room, it’s built like a real inquiry, and not simply not a treasure hunt: every stage ends in a written hypothesis, judgment call, or argument.
Send your student into a real conversation with history. This 10-page printable guide teaches students to ask specific questions, listen for the story beneath the story, and treat a family member’s memory as the primary source it actually is. Grab the free companion lesson plan for full differentiated assignments in grades K–12.
Transform medieval history into hands-on adventure! This K-12 mini project-based unit features castle building, tally stick accounting, and differentiated instruction for every age.
A Companion guide for Castle Diary by Richard Platt! Features 6 differentiated worksheet sections (Grades 3–12) connecting Tobias Burgess’s medieval diary to real history. Includes analysis questions, comprehension activities, complete answer key, rubrics, and extension projects. Perfect for whole class, differentiated instruction, or homeschool. Covers feudalism, castle life, medieval society, and historical thinking skills. 30 pages, print-and-go format!
Embark on a medieval adventure with Adam, his loyal dog Nick, and his harp in this richly detailed, differentiated novel study packet for Adam of the Road by Elizabeth Janet Gray (Newbery Medal winner)! Designed for grades 3–12, this flexible resource lets you mix-and-match multilevel activities to fit every learner: Story Explorers & Comprehension: Plot…
Turn the stunning 2025 Louvre heist into an engaging history investigation! This differentiated unit (Grades 1-12) explores the stolen French Crown Jewels through Napoleon, Empress Eugénie, and French history. Includes 56-page teacher guide, student manual, and activities from crown-making to advanced research papers. Perfect for classrooms, homeschools, and co-ops.
What’s Included:
✓ Complete teacher guide with historical context
✓ Student investigation manual with worksheets
✓ Differentiated activities for all grades (1-12)
✓ Cross-curricular connections (Art, Economics, Drama, Technology)
✓ Free online resource links & bibliography
✓ Project-based learning with real-world connections
Topics Covered: French history, Napoleonic era, cultural heritage, art theft, museum ethics, material culture, European monarchy, postcolonial studies
56 pages | PDF | Grades 1-12 | 3-30 hours of activities
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Complete art education collection: 5 copywork guides (25 days), a fun art and art history trivia card set to use as game cards, and a comprehensive unit study on modern art’s birth (1860s-1910s). Multi-level materials for grades 3-12. Perfect for homeschool & classroom comprehensive art history curriculum.
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