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Special Education
United States History
Reading Comprehensions
Black History and Blacks in U.S. History
Slave Life (hi/lo)
Frederick Douglass (hi/lo)
The Abolitionist Movement (hi/lo)
The Missouri Compromise (hi/lo)
The Compromise of 1850 (hi/lo)
Fugitive Slave Law (hi/lo)
Slavery in the West (hi/lo)
Advantages and Disadvantages (hi/lo)
Slave Codes (hi/lo)
Uncle Tom's Cabin (hi/lo)
The Underground Railroad (hi/lo)
Harriet Tubman (hi/lo)
Dred Scott (hi/lo)
Black History and Blacks in U.S. History theme unit page
Hispanic Heritage
What Does Hispanic Mean? (hi/lo)
Who Named This Place? (hi/lo)
Where Did These Words Come From? (hi/lo)
Who Thought Up This Food? (hi/lo)
Mexican Independence Day (hi/lo)
Latin American Dance (hi/lo)
Cesar Chavez (hi/lo)
Father Hidalgo (hi/lo)
Gloria Estefan (hi/lo)
Roberto Clemente (hi/lo)
Sammy Sosa (hi/lo)
Antonio Santa Anna (hi/lo)
Mexican-American War (hi/lo)
Hispanic Heritage theme unit page
Immigration
Welcome to America (hi/lo)
Angel Island (hi/lo)
What's In a Name? (hi/lo)
Immigrating by Boat (hi/lo)
Ellis Island (hi/lo)
Why Do Immigrants Come Here? (hi/lo)
Becoming a Citizen (hi/lo)
Challenges Immigrants Face (hi/lo)
Finding Religious Freedom (hi/lo)
Illegal Immigrants (hi/lo)
Who Were the First Immigrants in America? (hi/lo)
Famous Immigrants (hi/lo)
Immigration theme unit page
Native Americans
Native Americans (hi/lo)
Crazy Horse (hi/lo)
Massacre at Wounded Knee (hi/lo)
Battle of Little Bighorn (hi/lo)
Native Americans theme unit page
Women's History
Clara Barton (hi/lo)
Girl Power! (hi/lo)
Laura Lane Welch Bush (hi/lo)
Mrs. President? (hi/lo)
Dorothea Dix (hi/lo)
Yes, Ma'am (hi/lo)
A Woman's Place Is in the West, Part 1 (hi/lo)
A Woman's Place Is in the West, Part 2 (hi/lo)
A Woman's Place Is in the West, Part 3 (hi/lo)
Women in the Civil War (hi/lo)
Women's History theme unit page
Colonial America (1492-1765)
Benjamin Franklin (hi/lo)
House of Burgesses (hi/lo)
Social Classes in Colonial America (hi/lo)
Women in Colonial America (hi/lo)
Settling America - Roanoke and Jamestown (hi/lo)
Education in Colonial America (hi/lo)
Colonial America's Communication (hi/lo)
George Washington in the French and Indian War (hi/lo)
The French and Indian War (hi/lo)
Colonial America (1492-1765) theme unit page
American Revolution
The Midnight Ride (hi/lo)
New Taxes - Sugar and Stamp Act (hi/lo)
No Taxation without Representation (hi/lo)
The Boston Massacre (hi/lo)
The Boston Tea Party (hi/lo)
The Intolerable Acts (hi/lo)
American Revolution - Who Had the Better Chance of Winning? (hi/lo)
Lexington and Concord (hi/lo)
The Battle of Bunker Hill (hi/lo)
The Colonists Protest (hi/lo)
African Americans in the Revolutionary War (hi/lo)
Treaty of Paris - The Revolutionary War is Over (hi/lo)
Articles of Confederation (hi/lo)
Valley Forge (hi/lo)
Benedict Arnold (hi/lo)
Thomas Jefferson (hi/lo)
Thomas Paine (hi/lo)
Declaration of Independence (hi/lo)
Help from Europe (hi/lo)
Women in the American Revolution (hi/lo)
The Colonial Navy (hi/lo)
American Revolution theme unit page
A New Nation
(1776-1830)
The Economy Grows (hi/lo)
Growing Cities (hi/lo)
Going West (hi/lo)
The Erie Canal (hi/lo)
Industrial Revolution (hi/lo)
Working in a Factory (hi/lo)
The Bank of the United States (hi/lo)
The Spoils System (hi/lo)
Election of 1824 (hi/lo)
John Quincy Adams as President (hi/lo)
Trail of Tears (hi/lo)
Panic of 1837 (hi/lo)
Andrew Jackson (hi/lo)
Henry Clay (hi/lo)
The Oregon Trail (hi/lo)
Marcus and Narcissa Whitman (hi/lo)
Tariff of Abominations (hi/lo)
Indian Removal Act (hi/lo)
Democracy Grows (hi/lo)
The Louisiana Purchase (hi/lo)
Zebulon Pike (hi/lo)
Sectionalism (hi/lo)
Monroe Doctrine (hi/lo)
Sequoyah (hi/lo)
California Missions (hi/lo)
The U.S. Gets Florida (hi/lo)
Manifest Destiny (hi/lo)
Seminole Wars (hi/lo)
"Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too" (hi/lo)
The Alamo (hi/lo)
A New Nation (1776-1830) theme unit page
Lewis and Clark
(1804-1806)
George Shannon- Lost in the New World I (hi/lo)
George Shannon- Lost in the New World II (hi/lo)
George Shannon- Lost in the New World III (hi/lo)
Lewis and Clark - Who Were They? (hi/lo)
Lewis and Clark Make New Discoveries (hi/lo)
Lewis and Clark Cross the Rocky Mountains (hi/lo)
Lewis and Clark - The journey (hi/lo)
Lewis and Clark - Little Known Facts (hi/lo)
Sacagawea (hi/lo)
Bird Woman and the Great Fish (hi/lo)
Lewis and Clark (1804-1806) theme unit page
The War of 1812
Pirate Girl (part 1 of 3) (hi/lo)
Pirate Girl (part 2 of 3) (hi/lo)
Pirate Girl (part 3 of 3) (hi/lo)
The Beginning of Our National Anthem (hi/lo)
Who Wanted to Fight the War of 1812? (hi/lo)
The Burning of Washington (hi/lo)
"We have met the enemy..." (hi/lo)
The United States Invades Canada (hi/lo)
Dolly Madison Saves George Washington (hi/lo)
Treaty of Ghent (hi/lo)
Battle of New Orleans (hi/lo)
African Americans in the War of 1812 (hi/lo)
Tecumseh (hi/lo)
Causes of the War of 1812 (hi/lo)
USS Constitution (hi/lo)
The War of 1812 theme unit page
A Nation Divided
(1840-1861)
Slave Life (hi/lo)
Frederick Douglass (hi/lo)
The Abolitionist Movement (hi/lo)
The Missouri Compromise (hi/lo)
The Compromise of 1850 (hi/lo)
Fugitive Slave Law (hi/lo)
Slavery in the West (hi/lo)
Advantages and Disadvantages (hi/lo)
Slave Codes (hi/lo)
Uncle Tom's Cabin (hi/lo)
The Underground Railroad (hi/lo)
Harriet Tubman (hi/lo)
Mormons (hi/lo)
The Gold Rush (hi/lo)
Dred Scott (hi/lo)
A Nation Divided (1840-1861) theme unit page
The Civil War
(1861-1865)
The Northern Economy (hi/lo)
The Southern Economy (hi/lo)
Gettysburg Address (hi/lo)
John Wilkes Booth (hi/lo)
Women in the Civil War (hi/lo)
Dorothea Dix (hi/lo)
Clara Barton (hi/lo)
Civil War Prisons (hi/lo)
Famous Everyday People (hi/lo)
Naval Warfare (hi/lo)
Ulysses S. Grant (hi/lo)
Robert E. Lee (hi/lo)
Jefferson Davis (hi/lo)
Fort Sumter (hi/lo)
First Battle of Bull Run (hi/lo)
Vicksburg (hi/lo)
Atlanta Falls (hi/lo)
Surrender (hi/lo)
Injuries and Illness (hi/lo)
Moving the Wounded (hi/lo)
Weapons of War (hi/lo)
Draft Law and Riots (hi/lo)
Lincoln's Assassination (hi/lo)
Arlington National Cemetery (hi/lo)
A Rail Running Soldier (part 1) (hi/lo)
A Rail Running Soldier (part 2) (hi/lo)
A Letter Home (hi/lo)
Stretcher Men (hi/lo)
The Civil War (1861-1865) theme unit page
After the Civil War
(1865-1870)
Black Codes (hi/lo)
Carpetbaggers and Scalawags (hi/lo)
Freedmen's Bureau (hi/lo)
The Start of the Ku Klux Klan (hi/lo)
Sarah and the Henhouse Guest I (hi/lo)
Sarah and the Henhouse Guest II (hi/lo)
Sarah and the Henhouse Guest III (hi/lo)
Changes in Farming (hi/lo)
Reconstruction (hi/lo)
Effects of Reconstruction (hi/lo)
The Thirteenth Amendment (hi/lo)
The Fourteenth Amendment (hi/lo)
The Fifteenth Amendment (hi/lo)
After the Civil War (1865-1870) theme unit page
Spanish American War (1898)
A Long Way from Home — A Story of the Spanish American War, Part 1 (hi/lo)
A Long Way from Home — A Story of the Spanish American War, Part 2 (hi/lo)
A Long Way from Home — A Story of the Spanish American War, Part 3 (hi/lo)
Spanish American War (1898) theme unit page
The United States Grows
(1865-1900)
Railroads (hi/lo)
Jeb-Rails West (hi/lo)
Chiang--Rails East (hi/lo)
Native Americans (hi/lo)
Massacre at Wounded Knee (hi/lo)
Crazy Horse (hi/lo)
Settling the West (hi/lo)
The Cattle Industry Grows (hi/lo)
A Changing Workforce (hi/lo)
Children Go to Work (hi/lo)
Labor Unions (hi/lo)
Strikes Hit the Nation (hi/lo)
Ulysses S. Grant as President (hi/lo)
Thomas Edison (hi/lo)
Andrew Carnegie (hi/lo)
Battle of Little Bighorn (hi/lo)
Monopolies, Cartels, and Trusts (hi/lo)
The United States Grows (1865-1900) theme unit page
Wild, Wild West
Settling the West (hi/lo)
Wild, Wild West theme unit page
The Great Depression
(1929-1945)
Hardscrabble Christmas I (hi/lo)
Hardscrabble Christmas II (hi/lo)
Hardscrabble Christmas III (hi/lo)
The Great Depression (1929-1945) theme unit page
The 1950's
Dreamboat - A Fifties Story, Part 1 (hi/lo)
Dreamboat - A Fifties Story, Part 2 (hi/lo)
Dreamboat - A Fifties Story, Part 3 (hi/lo)
The 1950's theme unit page
The 1960's
What Did You Say? (hi/lo)
The 1960's theme unit page
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