Luke Rosa

@studentsofhistory.com

Taught social studies for 16 years in NJ, FL, & VA. Now share curriculum & ways to help teachers everywhere. 🌍 World History 🇺🇲 US History 🏛️ Civics & 🗺️ Geography. Learn more at: https://www.studentsofhistory.com/

One of my favorite things about summer is having the time to just enjoy history without any agenda. Just a great story in your ears on a walk, at the beach, or over your morning coffee. I put together a list of 12 of my FAVORITE podcast episodes every history teacher should hear. Link is 👇

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A giant map of the world, blown up across many printed sheets becomes an awesome puzzle for kids to put together! Great for teamwork and teambuilding early in the year!

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Spent this morning updating warm ups like these for US History. I love these for getting class started each day with activities that blend reading and content for quick, 5-mimute daily bellringers!

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Hope every teacher here in the BlueSky has an amazing winter break with friends, family, and loved ones. So grateful for my Ednetwork and all that I learn from you all. 🎄

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Ms. Shields' students did an awesome job with their picket signs in this lesson on the Homestead Strike, Pullman Strike, Haymarket Affair, and Great Railroad Strike of 1877! 🪧🪧

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I've heard teachers say they can't sacrifice a period just for kids to work. I like the strategies laid out here and have done similar: short chunks, check-ins, and ending with a plan. What’s your take on a structured study hall format? 🤔 www.edutopia.org/article/clas...

8 Ways to Maximize Work Periods in Class

Students benefit from a structured study hall format where they can check in with their peers, make progress on an assignment, and get feedback from the teacher.

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