U.S. History Craft/Activity

Celebrate the 4th of July with this free printable mini booklet of The Star-Spangled Banner—perfect for early readers

Explore important Underground Railroad sites across the United States. Visit historic locations that played a key role in freedom journeys. A meaningful travel guide to Underground Railroad destinations.

Civil War Project

A fun portrait project inspired by Lane Smith's book Lincoln's Dream. This is great for second and third graders. Combines paint, drawing, and collage.

Teaching the Civil War era? Or Underground Railroad? Black History Month? Check out this fun game for learning about the Underground Railroad: Click on any pic above to get your own free copy! You Might Also Like:The Race Around the World Game {A Review Game on Explorers}Black History IG Biography ReportFall Math Game WorksheetsCreate Your ... Read More about Underground Railroad Game

Drawing Through History: Robert Fulton's Steamboat

The American Civil War, widely known in the United States as simply the Civil War, was a war fought from 1861 to 1865 to determine the survival of the Union or the independence of the Confederacy.

Learn about the civil war for kids with this free printable activity learning about famous people in the civil war making this flipbook.

Use this craft, chart, and these videos to teach your students about Eli Whitney and the cotton gin.

The role of a drummer boy during the Civil War was an important one. These boys, some as young as ten years old, were commissioned for more than just

These resources and hands-on activities for studying the American Civil War will be all the information you need. History can be interesting!

Historical Early American Civil War era Folk Toys, games, dolls, and instruments and authentic handmade traditional children's pastimes from the civil war era of the USA wholesale for museum gift shops and living history centers.

Go back in time and imagine how pioneers did chores in the past long ago with this fun game! Printable cards show pictures and words of chores for groups of students to act out together in small groups while other students get to guess the chore being dramatized. There are 16 different chores to act...

“I have, Who Has” is a great whole class activity to review what has been learned in class. It is a looping activity, which means that the review involves each person around the classroom until each student receives a card. It begins with a student asking the question and another student answering. The questions and answers rotate/loop around the room until it reaches a student with the final card. To make it fun and more competitive, I time my classes and have my Pre-AP classes compete...