American History Vocabulary
In this Ongoing course, we will sift through the pages of US History, one letter at a Time! Start anytime!
Jenn Perry
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:(882)
What's included
1 live meeting
45 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 5 - 8
Drop- In Any Time! Welcome to the A to Z Series : US History! *Join us, for this ongoing course, as we cover the ins and outs of all things US History...one letter at a time. Lessons do not build upon one another, drop in for any class. In this Ongoing Class, We will study the stories of the men and women who had a part in shaping the United States of America. We will use slides, clips and worksheets to cover a wide variety of topics. This course will consist of Teacher-Led Discussion, along with Interactive games (Blooket) and time for Student input. Main Topics Highlighted.....An additional 9-10 topics will briefly be discussed each class. Week 1 Letter A - Agriculture, American Revolution, John Adams Week 2 Letter B - Alexander Graham Bell, Boston Tea Party, James Buchanan Week 3 Letter C - California, Cold War, Colonies Week 4 Letter D - Declaration of Independence, Delaware River, Delaware Week 5 Letter E - Elections, Eisenhower, Equal Rights Week 6 Letter F - Federalists, Gerald Ford, Flags Week 7 Letter G - Germany, Ulysses Grant, Great Depression Week 8 Letter H - Alexander Hamilton, Hiroshima, Herbert Hoover Week 9 Letter I - Immigrants, Industrial Revolution, Iwo Jima Week 10 Letter J - Andrew Jackson, Japanese - American Internment Camps, Judicial Branch Week 11 Letter K - John F, Kennedy, Kitty Hawk, Kent State University Week 12 Letter L - Labor, Abraham Lincoln, Louisiana Purchase Week 13 Letter M - Douglas MacArthur, James Madison, Migrants Week 14 Letter N - NASA, NATO, Richard Nixon Week 15 Letter O - Barack Obama, Oregon Trail, Olympics Week 16 Letter P - Philadelphia, Progressive Era, Pearl Harbor Week 17 Letter Q - Quakers, Quartering Act, Quebec Act Week 18 Letter R - Railroads, Ronald Regan, Eleanor Roosevelt Week 19 Letter S -Senate, Social Security Act, South Carolina Week 20 Letter T - William Howard Taft, Transportation, Harry Truman Week 21 Letter U - United Nations, United Farm Workers, Unions Week 22 Letter V - Vietnam War, Virginia, Voting Week 23 Letter W - Washington DC, WWII, Women's Rights Week 24 Letter X/Y/Z - Yorktown, Young People, Zuni Blooket will be used to check for understanding.
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Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
Bio. Com, History.com, Smithsonian.com
Joined December, 2020
4.9
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Hello Outschool Community!
- I am a proud mom to four Teens, All of which have navigated their way through their education, while being 100% Homeschooled.
- I hold a Bachelors Degree in Education and have worked with learners in a K-12 setting.
- I am a firm believer in making content relevant to the lives of students and aim to integrate that at any given opportunity.
- Finally, I am a huge Outschool proponent! As we celebrate our 5 year Outschool-versary, I know the benefits of peers interacting with peers and the importance of kind, open-minded adults teaching and learning from my children.Reviews
Live Group Class
$9
weekly1x per week
45 min
Completed by 27 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-14
3-8 learners per class
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