Secondary History Resources
High School Unpacking & Progression Guides
World History Essential Standards
World History Unpacked Document
American History I Essential Standards
American History I Unpacked Document
American History II Essential Standards
American History II Unpacked Document
Civics and Economics Essential Standards
Civics and Economics Unpacked Document
History Strand Map K-12
Social_Studies_Strand_Maps.pdfWebsites for Social Studies Resources
Social_Studies_Resource_Links.pdfHistory Technology Resources
Khan Academy - has a library of more than 3,000 math, science, history lesson delivered in easy-to-understand videos.
EDSITEment - Lesson guides, teaching plans, and media resources to drive excellence in humanities education.
Stanford History Education Group -
Use to find assignments related to primary sources in high school history.
Stanford (Read like a historian) - This curriculum teaches students how to investigate historical questions by employing reading strategies such as sourcing, contextualizing, corroborating, and close reading.
U.S. History Curriculum by New Visions - Assignments for U.S. History outlines and vocabulary.
Gilder-Lehrman - Historical Resources
John Green (Crash Course Youtube) Everything you ever wanted to know about everything!
EDPuzzle - a wonderful way to make videos or use YouTube videos that requires students to watch the video in its entirety. You also can embed questions and/or notes within the video. It will link with Canvas and automatically grade itself.
Quizizz - Find and create free gamified quizzes and interactive lessons to engage any learner.
Quizlet - Help every student confidently learn anything, no matter what they’re striving to achieve. Use study sets, study modes and in-class game, you can instantly create a more engaged classroom.
Mentimeter - Quick responses/poll/ticket out the door.
Bitmoji Classroom - Available through the Bitmoji app, these customizable, mini-me avatars have become stand-in teachers running virtual classrooms, enforcing rules and expectations, collecting assignments—and making students smile.
Common curriculum for lesson plans - Focus on just a single day or zoom all the way out to year-long calendar. Common Curriculum organizes all your plans in one flexible calendar.