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Would you like some resources to teach and/or review your Virginia Studies content?  Then this post if for you!  I'm sharing my favorite...

Would you like to teach or review the  conflict between King George and the American colonists, while incorporating Language Arts?  If so, t...

Are you looking for some interdisciplinary end of year review activities involving writing and Virginia Studies?  Then this Virginia Studies...

Are you searching for a way to teach or review the conflict between King George and the American colonists?  Do you love it when Language Ar...

Are you teaching about the American Revolution and/or reviewing for your history SOL? Here's an activity that incorporates reading, coop...

I just love foldables.  It's kind of like getting to do a craft or art project while still learning the core information.  The students ...

A visitor to my blog recently asked if I had any methods for memorization of facts in Social Studies.  Even though I do, it got me thinking ...

I love to use Readers Theater whenever I can in all subjects.  The problem is that once you get into the upper grades, there aren't too ...

My students were having a hard time understanding what the charters that established the colony of Jamestown meant.  We read about them, we ...

Amanda is hosting a  "Fiction Friday Link-Up" at her very cool blog: The Teaching Thief.   This is a great opportunity to sha...

We are getting ready to do our unit on the American Revolution.  As part of our studies, we will learn the various roles Virginians played. ...