This Fabergé egg is nicknamed "Peter, the Great" and was made for the last Czar of Russia, Nicholas II. He presented the egg to his wife, the Czarina Alexandra Fyodorovna for Easter in 1903.
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter from Students of History! Hope you have a wonderful, relaxing Sunday with family and loved ones!
This Fabergé egg is nicknamed "Peter, the Great" and was made for the last Czar of Russia, Nicholas II. He presented the egg to his wife, the Czarina Alexandra Fyodorovna for Easter in 1903.
This Fabergé egg is nicknamed "Peter, the Great" and was made for the last Czar of Russia, Nicholas II. He presented the egg to his wife, the Czarina Alexandra Fyodorovna for Easter in 1903.
Friday, April 11, 2014
Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Sale
The National Park Service declared the Washington DC's cherry blossoms at peak bloom this morning! In honor of this beautiful sign of spring, every teaching resource in the Students of History store will be 10% off all weekend long!
Happy Spring!
Friday, April 4, 2014
Inventions of the Industrial Revolution Infomercial Group Project
This new fantastic cooperative learning project on major inventions and inventors of the Industrial Revolution will have your students engaged, having fun, and learning!
Included is a directions page on how to present a 1 minute infomercial to the class along with 7 one-page readings on different inventions of the industrial period. In groups students read about their assigned inventor/invention and plan their "infomercial".
As each group presents, other students fill out the included graphic organizer on the 7 inventions and inventors. An answer key for this is included along with a rubric for the infomercial presentation.
My students love this project and always come up with some hilarious pitches for these inventions that they remember the rest of the year! When I used it earlier this year, the students got so into it, we ended up needing a second class period to present all the "infomercials" because the students went into such great detail! It was an amazing couple of class periods!
You can download this lesson for your classes by clicking here!
Thanks for looking!
Included is a directions page on how to present a 1 minute infomercial to the class along with 7 one-page readings on different inventions of the industrial period. In groups students read about their assigned inventor/invention and plan their "infomercial".
As each group presents, other students fill out the included graphic organizer on the 7 inventions and inventors. An answer key for this is included along with a rubric for the infomercial presentation.
My students love this project and always come up with some hilarious pitches for these inventions that they remember the rest of the year! When I used it earlier this year, the students got so into it, we ended up needing a second class period to present all the "infomercials" because the students went into such great detail! It was an amazing couple of class periods!
You can download this lesson for your classes by clicking here!
Thanks for looking!
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