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Fact: kids love toys. Engage young learners in the classroom by having them compare popular toys from the past with those from the present. [...] »
![Print, The first battle near Manturia [i.e. Manchuria], c. 1919, LoC](https://teachinghistory.org/files/imagecache/thumbnail/%252Fwebsites/teachinghistory/files/splash-lpr-pearlharbor.jpg "Print, The first battle near Manturia [i.e. Manchuria]. The Japanese soldiers defeated the enemy's cavalry, c. 1919, Library of Congress")
Explore the rise of animosity between the U.S. and Japan through primary source documents and related classroom activities. [...] »
Help students understand wartime propaganda with this excellent lesson plan. [...] »
Take a variety of perspectives into account before moving past the first Thanksgiving. [...] »
This creative lesson transforms language into a historic artifact and enables students to analyze how language changes over time. [...] »
Young students locate themselves on a map and explore spatial relationships among geographic features. [...] »
Use this essay on Jewish immigration to flesh out a unit on the Civil War or immigration. [...] »
Allow students to explore historical events through multiple perspectives with this lesson. [...] »
A great way for students to learn more about the War of 1812 and our nation's emblem: the Star-Spangled Banner. [...] »
An interactive exploration of the decisions Abraham Lincoln had to make during his presidency. [...] »
