Social studies with a twist

Melissa Quijano M. Ed.

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In this 16-session course, students will learn about the tangled history of Russia. From the Kiev'an Rus’ to the Soviets, this class will give students the tools and context they need to talk about modern Russia. 

From Kiev'an Rus’ to Soviets: A History of Russia

In this 5 week class, students will take part in different interactive activities to explore the fascinating (and yucky) history of poo.

A History of Poop

Dr Anne Holdorph

In this ongoing course, your learner will discover topics in European history and archaeology, from prehistory to the Baroque period. This series of 23 classes is designed specifically for your learner interested in history. 

A History of Europe:  From Prehistory to the Baroque Period

Josee Dimson

In this 12-week courses, we will be looking at European diseases and how their medicine changed from the ancient world to the modern.

From Plagues to Smallpox: A History of European Diseases and Medicine

Shannon Jones, Historian, (MA European History)

A study in U.S. history which centers the experience of several groups including Native Americans, African Americans, Asian Americans, Irish Americans, Jewish Americans, Latinos and others. College level texts. Weekly writing assignments.

A History of Multicultural America- Honors Level

Amber Johnson Logan

The course will progress chronologically, examining two to three elections per week. 
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My Fellow Americans: A History of Presidential Elections

Robert Hood

In this 8-week IN-DEPTH course students will immerse themselves into the world of the Ancient Romans from its founding to the end of the Republic; learning about their origins, history, culture, politics, society, and more!

A History of Rome - Part 1: The Founding of Rome to Republic 

Debbie Sears

Welcome! In this 8-week course, your student will explore how young Americans have trained to become military leaders—through service academies, ROTC, and enlistment. We’ll cover the history, evolution, and impact of these programs.

Pathways to Service: A History of U.S. Military Academies, ROTC, & Other Routes

Kaijah Bell, M.A

This course explores the diverse cultural, ethnic, and racial histories that have shaped the United States. Using Ronald Takaki's A Young People's History of Multicultural America as the primary text, along w/ videos and in class activities

A Different Mirror for Young People: A History of Multicultural America Part 1

Alycia Wright, M.Ed

Join one of London's Official Loo Ladies as we dive deep into the city's history of going to the toilet and everyone's favourite body function!

More London History: Glorious History of Farting

Amber - the London Tour Guide

In this class, we’ll explore the history of Independence Day in the U.S. from why July 4th was chosen, what really happened in 1776, and how traditions like fireworks, parades, and BBQs became part of the celebration!

History of the Fourth of July

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

Arts

In this class, we will explore the history of The Millennium Falcon from Star Wars. Learners will be taken on a journey from the ship's humble origins to being a vital part of the greatest victories of the Rebel Alliance and New Republic. 

The Cool History of the Millennium Falcon

Dawn Sifuentes

In this STEM focused class students will look at weapon innovations from the ancient world up until modern times learning how they operate and how they changed human history. #academic

History of  Weapons That Changed the World

Josh Gaines B.Ed.

Explore the history of the Ancient Civilizations. Travel through time to the earliest human settlements. Explore Ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley, and Rome in this 4-day summer camp. We will do a related project every day.

Primus Summer Camp: History of Ancient Civilizations

Annette the Teacher Certified Reading Specialist

This course teaches U.S. history from different perspectives, using Howard Zinn's 𝑨 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒈 𝑷𝒆𝒐𝒑𝒍𝒆'𝒔 𝑯𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒚 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑼𝒏𝒊𝒕𝒆𝒅 𝑺𝒕𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒔 as the text book.

A Young People’s History of the United States

Beth Foster | Humanities Educator

In this 8-week course, students learn about ecology and the human transformations of the biosphere, from ancient times to the present, finding insights for ecological sustainability today

An Environmental History of the World (The Anthropocene)

Professor Dave, PhD

Journey through US history in Minecraft! Each week, students build iconic American landmarks—like the White House and Saturn V rocket—while learning the stories, events, and people behind them. Creative, hands-on, and educational!

Learn US History with Minecraft: Explore history of Space, War and Freedom

Create N Learn: Game-Based Learning & Future Skill

Decide the Hogwarts House of historic leaders through history, and decide which house is really the "evil house" in this ongoing course where we'll look at everyone from Caesar to Machiavelli to Mary Shelley! #academic

If Historic Figures Went to Hogwarts... (Ongoing) 

Students will grapple with the "6 degrees of separation" separating historical or cultural events or phenomena. This is a great class for "history nerds" and gifted/talented learners. This class has a large socialization component. 

6 Degrees of Separation in History 

Learn about where things are and what they're like in a laid back environment with discussion, memes, and history. #academic

Geography for the Geographically Disinclined 

Through novels, a film, and historical documents, students will explore what fascism is during both wartime and peacetime. 

What is Fascism? A Study Through Popular Media

In this one time class, students of my social studies classes will face off to see who is the ultimate history champion! 

History Trivia Challenge Game

In this course, students will produce a research paper about a topic in history of their choosing using the spiral approach.

Writing History Research Papers

In this course, students will discover the often ignored history of German speaking people in Central Europe, from their relationship with Rome through their quest for a national identity and beyond. 

History of Germany: A Story of National Identity 

In this 15 week course, students will read from political philosophers and theorists from 1664 to 1987. Students will read, lead discussions, and develop opinions about the role of government in the world. 

Political Philosophy of the Western World

In this semester course, students will take a deep dive into world history leading up to World War I. 

World History: The Fundamentals of the Modern World, Part 1

Learn about the history of Christian churches, from the fall of Rome to the theory of evolution. Learn about the differences between different Christian sects and key moments in history that influenced their split.

History of Modern Christianity

Life Skills

Learn all of the things school doesn't teach you, from writing a check to paying your taxes. Includes roleplaying and research elements to customize this course to each student. 

From Kiev'an Rus’ to Soviets: A History of Russia

Melissa Quijano M. Ed.

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