American History Teacher

Explorers and Pioneers: An American History Voyage

April Rogers

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Inquiry-based lessons that connect students with significant events and influential figures, fostering critical thinking and civic awareness. See how history shapes lives and empowers citizens to enact positive changes in their communities.

Exciting stories of influential figures and significant events that shaped our communities. 

探究型の授業で、生徒を重要な出来事や影響力のある人物と結びつけ、批判的思考と公民意識を育みます。歴史がどのように人々の生活に影響を与え、地域社会に前向きな変化をもたらす力を与えるかを学びます。

This lesson introduces students to the first people who migrated to what is now Massachusetts. It explores the arrival and settlement of Indigenous peoples, their cultures, and their way of life before European colonization.

 The Indigenous People: The First Migrants?

This lesson focuses on the different Indigenous communities in the Boston area, such as the Wampanoag, Nipmuc, and Massachusett peoples. Students learn about their governments, traditions, and the lasting impact of these communities today.

 The Indigenous People: Communities

Students delve into the Wampanoag way of life, examining their homes (wetus), food, language, and the skills they used to survive. The lesson highlights the connection between the Wampanoag people and their environment.

People of the First Light: The Wampanoag

This lesson uses a timeline activity to explore key events in Squanto’s life, from his enslavement and return to his role in assisting the Pilgrims. Students analyze his experiences and the injustices he faced.

 Squanto’s Life: A Timeline Activity

Students investigate the reasons why people immigrate, focusing on "push" factors (like war or poverty) and "pull" factors (like opportunities or safety). They connect these ideas to the experiences of immigrants in Massachusetts.

 Push/Pull: Why Do People Immigrate?

 This lesson addresses the history of slavery in Massachusetts and the abolitionist movement. Students learn about the experiences of enslaved people and the efforts to end slavery.

 Forced Migration: Slavery and Confronting a Difficult Past

Students map their own family immigration and migration histories, fostering personal connections to larger themes of movement and community building.

Mapping Where Our Families Immigrated/Migrated From

Students explore the Separatists and Strangers' journey on the Mayflower and their settlement in Plymouth. They will analyze the challenges the settlers faced and evaluate their decision to migrate.

  The Mayflower Voyage and Settlement

This lesson examines the settlers and Wampanoag's shared harvest celebration, challenging myths and exploring how this event should be remembered.

The First Thanksgiving?

Students engage in an interactive activity where they make decisions as Puritans settling in Massachusetts, analyzing the consequences of their choices and the fairness of their actions.

Choose Your Own Adventure: The Puritans

This lesson explores Roger Williams' contributions to the idea of separating church and state. Students learn about his achievements as a founder, diplomat, and linguist, and discuss his advocacy for religious freedom and fair treatment of Indigenous peoples.

Roger Williams: Church and State

Students examine Anne Hutchinson's life and her fight for women's leadership and religious freedom. The lesson highlights her trial, expulsion from Massachusetts Bay Colony, and her role in founding a new colony.

 Anne Hutchinson: Women Should Lead!

This lesson investigates the causes of King Philip’s War, focusing on tensions between Indigenous peoples and English settlers. Students analyze perspectives on land disputes, cultural disrespect, and population pressures.

 King Philip’s War

Students explore the roles of Boston leaders in spreading revolutionary ideas during the American Revolution. They evaluate the strategies used by each leader and decide who had the most effective approach.

Revolutionary Leaders: John Adams, Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and 
Paul Revere

This lesson examines the lives and methods of abolitionists in Massachusetts. Students learn how these leaders used speeches, writings, and activism to fight against slavery.

From Slavery to Anti-Slavery: Frederick Douglass, 
Sojourner Truth, and William

Students study the contributions of women’s rights leader. They analyze their strategies for achieving equality and discuss which approach was most effective.

Women’s Rights: Abigail Adams, Susan B. Anthony, the Grimké sisters, and Lucy 

This lesson focuses on the experiences of factory workers in Massachusetts during the Industrial Revolution. Students debate whether factory owners treated their workers fairly.

New England Factory Life

Students learn about Horace Mann’s contributions to public education, including tax-funded schools, education for all, and teacher training. They evaluate which of his achievements was most impactful.

Massachusetts: The Birthplace of Public Education

This lesson explores the experiences of early European immigrants, focusing on their reasons for immigrating and their contributions.

 The Early European Immigrants: English, Germans, and Irish

Students learn about the experiences of Chinese immigrants, including their challenges and contributions to the economy and culture.

  The Early Asian Immigrants: Chinese

This lesson examines the immigration experiences of people from Eastern and Southern Europe and the Caribbean, focusing on their arrival at Ellis Island and their impact on American society.

Welcome to Ellis Island: Eastern and Southern Europe and the Caribbean

Students explore the experiences of Asian immigrants who entered the U.S. through Angel Island, discussing their challenges and contributions to American culture.

 Life After Angel Island: China, Japan, and India

This lesson focuses on the living conditions of immigrants in tenements, highlighting the challenges they faced and their efforts to improve their communities.

 Life in the Tenements

Students learn about immigration from Canada and Mexico, exploring the reasons for migration and the cultural influences these groups brought to the U.S.

Newcomers from Nearby: Immigration from Canada and México

This lesson examines the Immigration Act of 1924, its impact on immigration patterns, and its implications for different immigrant groups.

The Immigration Act of 1924

Students explore the changes in immigration during the 20th century, focusing on new policies, challenges, and contributions of immigrants to American society.

  Immigration in the 20th Century

This lesson introduces students to the concept of refugees by examining the experiences of Vietnamese refugees after the Vietnam War. Students learn about the challenges refugees face and the reasons they leave their home countries.

  What is a Refugee? A Case Study of Vietnam

Students explore the significant contributions of immigrants to American society by studying the lives and achievements of Albert Einstein (science), David Ortiz (sports), and I.M. Pei (architecture). 

The Contributions of American Immigrants: Albert Einstein, David Ortiz, I.M. Pie

This lesson examines the various ways people immigrate to the United States today, including legal pathways, visas, and asylum-seeking processes. Students discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by modern immigrants.

Immigration Today: How Do People  Come to the US?

Students learn about the naturalization process, including the steps immigrants take to become U.S. citizens. The lesson highlights the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.

Immigration Today: Naturalization

This lesson focuses on what it means to be a good citizen by examining real-life examples of individuals who have positively contributed to their communities and society.

 Examples of Good Citizens

Students reflect on their own roles as citizens and brainstorm ways they can contribute to their communities, emphasizing civic responsibility and engagement.

How Will I Be a Good Citizen?

This lesson introduces students to the concept of town meetings, a form of local government. Students participate in a mock town meeting to understand how decisions are made in their communities.

Town Meeting: How Does It Work?

Students learn about the responsibilities of a mayor and the election process by participating in a mock mayoral campaign. They create platforms, campaign materials, and vote for a class mayor.

 Running for Mayor

This lesson explores the role of taxes in funding public services. Students debate and decide how tax money should be allocated to different community needs, such as education, public safety, and transportation.

 Taxes: You Decide What Should Be Funded!

Students will work on a final class project based on their choice.  This project will be a culmination of the things they have learned during the course. 

Final Project

Students will present their final project. 

Presentation of the Final Project

Voices of Change: Discovering Our History

変化の声：私たちの歴史を発見する

In this ongoing course, students will learn about the experiences, achievements and notable figures in African American history.

この継続的なコースでは、学生はアフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史における経験、業績、著名な人物について学びます。

African American History Course || Black History || Ongoing 

アフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史コース || 黒人の歴史 || 継続中 

Zhane A

In this course, students will learn about black history beginning with Ancient African kingdoms and societies. 

このコースでは、学生は古代アフリカの王国や社会から始まる黒人の歴史について学びます。 

Black History From a Decolonized Perspective (African American History) 

脱植民地化の観点から見た黒人の歴史（アフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史） 

Kind Academy-Online MicroSchool for Future Leaders

In this ongoing course, students will learn about the experiences, achievements and notable figures in African American history. SUMMER COURSE


この継続コースでは、学生はアフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史における経験、業績、著名な人物について学びます。サマーコース


African American History Course || Black History || Ongoing SUMMER COURSE

アフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史コース || 黒人の歴史 || 継続中のサマーコース

This ongoing course is for students who want to learn the dark history that is not traditionally taught. Unlock the secrets of history’s darkest corners in our riveting Dark History class. Explore the chilling tales that textbooks leave out

この継続コースは、伝統的に教えられていない暗い歴史を学びたい学生向けです。私たちの魅力的な暗い歴史の授業で、歴史の最も暗い部分の秘密を解き明かしましょう。教科書では触れられていない恐ろしい物語を探ります。

Dark History: True and Terrible History

暗い歴史: 真実の恐ろしい歴史

Academy of Wonder: History FNAF Gaming

In this ongoing course, students will learn about the experiences, achievements, events and notable figures in African American history.


この継続的なコースでは、学生はアフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史における経験、業績、出来事、著名な人物について学びます。


African American History || Ongoing Course (ages 13-16)

アフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史 || 継続コース（13〜16歳）

A Social Studies class for students to explore the key events, ancient civilizations, leaders and cultural traditions that shaped the history of Africa. Perfect for middle school students interested in African history, world/global cultures

アフリカの歴史を形作った重要な出来事、古代文明、指導者、文化的伝統を学ぶ社会科の授業です。アフリカの歴史や世界文化に興味を持つ中学生に最適です。

World History - Weekly African History

世界史 - 週刊アフリカ史

Dalen A.

In this interactive African American History course PART TWO, students will learn about the important contributions of black historical figures in music, arts, and medicine, gaining insight into how they shaped these fields today.

このインタラクティブなアフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史コースパート 2 では、学生は音楽、芸術、医学における黒人歴史上の人物の重要な貢献について学び、彼らが今日これらの分野をどのように形作ったかについての洞察を得ます。

Black History | Music, Arts, and Medicine ||  Ongoing Course

黒人の歴史 | 音楽、芸術、医学 || 継続中のコース

In this on-going class, learners can either complete one of my history classes in a one-to-one setting or receive history tutoring.

この継続的なクラスでは、学習者は私の歴史クラスのいずれかを一対一の設定で修了するか、歴史の個別指導を受けることができます。

One-on-One History Tutoring

マンツーマン歴史指導

Nicole Trusky

Not your typical history class! 
In this full-year 36-week course, students will travel through time and around the country with a front-row seat to a side of history not normally taught in schools. 

典型的な歴史の授業とは違います! 
この 36 週間の 1 年間のコースでは、学生たちは時を超えて国中を旅し、学校では通常教えられない歴史の一面を最前列で体験します。 

US History Class - History Through The Ages

アメリカ史の授業 - 時代を超えた歴史

Miss Shauna

In this on-going class we will learn about the decisions, tactics and strategies of some famous and not-so-famous, yet decisive battles in World History. 

この継続的なクラスでは、世界史における有名な戦いやそれほど有名ではないが決定的な戦いの決定、戦術、戦略について学びます。 

Military History Club: The Most Decisive Battles in History

軍事史クラブ: 歴史上最も決定的な戦い

Keith (M.A. Military History)

In this ongoing class, students will look back in time at events, inventions, people, and anything else that was significant to this week in history.

この継続的な授業では、生徒たちは歴史上今週に重要だった出来事、発明、人物などについて振り返ります。

History Hub: This Week in History

歴史ハブ: 今週の歴史

Melanie Wiancko, B.Ed.

1:1 tutoring for American history, government,  or World History.  Help with note-taking, sequencing, overall understanding, test review, and DBQ writing. Stop struggling to survive history this year; instead, let me help you thrive.

アメリカの歴史、政治、または世界史の 1 対 1 の個別指導。メモの取り方、順序付け、全体的な理解、テストの復習、DBQ の書き方を指導します。今年は歴史を生き残るために苦労するのはやめて、代わりに私があなたの成功をお手伝いします。

History Help in American, Government & World History

アメリカ、政府、世界の歴史に関する歴史ヘルプ

Kim Guthriegabs M. Ed

Come join us as we learn the history of each state - beginning with Indigenous history, different settlements and why people moved there, when and how it joined the union, and a brief look at historical moments and what makes it unique. 

各州の歴史を学びましょう。先住民の歴史から始まり、さまざまな集落と人々がそこに移住した理由、いつどのように連邦に加盟したか、歴史的瞬間とその州の独自性について簡単に説明します。 

American History - United States History

アメリカの歴史 - アメリカ合衆国の歴史

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

Students will learn about the history of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and how he is still important today. 

生徒たちはマーティン・ルーサー・キング・ジュニア博士の歴史と、彼が今日でもいかに重要であるかについて学びます。 

African American History: The Amazing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. | Black History

アフリカ系アメリカ人の歴史: 驚異のマーティン・ルーサー・キング・ジュニア博士 | 黒人の歴史

We will learn about black history from a decolonized perspective, anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion. 

私たちは、脱植民地化の観点、反人種差別、多様性、公平性、包摂性の観点から黒人の歴史について学びます。 

5 to 10 Year-Old Black History From a Decolonized Perspective 

脱植民地化の観点から見た5～10歳の黒人の歴史 

This ongoing course will allow students to receive private history tutoring

この継続的なコースでは、学生は歴史の個人指導を受けることができます

1 to 1 History Tutoring

1対1の歴史個別指導

Military History 101 by Amber Chaffee

Explore US presiedents biographies on a weekly basis, uncovering their birthplaces, childhoods, education, favorite foods, and pastimes. Delve into each president's journey pre- and post-presidency. 

毎週、アメリカ大統領の経歴を調べ、出身地、幼少期、教育、好きな食べ物、娯楽などを明らかにします。各大統領の任期前と任期後の歩みを詳しく調べます。 

They Grew up to Be President

彼らは成長して大統領になった

Learn the biographies of different men and women through out history who helped shape our lives. 

歴史を通じて私たちの生活を形作ってきたさまざまな男性と女性の伝記を学びましょう。 

Who Are You? Historical Biographies!

あなたは誰ですか？歴史上の伝記！

Travel through time from slave ships, to the fields of the plantations, and then to the brave escape of the Underground Railroad.  


奴隷船からプランテーションの野原、そして地下鉄道の勇敢な脱出まで、時を旅します。  


Slavery and the Underground Railroad

奴隷制度と地下鉄道

Arts

A class for advanced beginners. Create a beautiful and fun custom pillow while mastering essential crochet techniques like the magic circle, increasing, decreasing, and reading patterns!

上級初心者向けのクラスです。マジックサークル、増減、パターンの読み方など、かぎ針編みの基本テクニックを習得しながら、美しく楽しいオリジナル枕を作りましょう！

Camp Crochet Flower Power Pillow

キャンプクロッシェフラワーパワーピロー

55-minute private knitting or crochet lessons for beginners to advanced students from a Craft Yarn Council Certified Instructor and Master Knitter. 

クラフトヤーンカウンシル認定インストラクターおよびマスターニッターによる、初心者から上級者までを対象とした 55 分間のプライベート編み物またはかぎ針編みレッスンです。 

Private Knitting or Crochet Lessons: 55-Minutes

プライベート編み物またはかぎ針編みレッスン：55分

30-minute private knitting or crochet lessons for beginners to advanced students from a Craft Yarn Council Certified Instructor and Master Knitter

クラフトヤーンカウンシル認定インストラクターとマスターニッターによる、初心者から上級者までを対象とした30分のプライベート編み物またはかぎ針編みレッスン

Private Knit & Crochet Lessons: 30 minutes

プライベート編み物＆かぎ針編みレッスン：30分

Journey through history from the ice age to ancient empires to medieval castles to the wild west and meet the kids who lived there.

氷河期から古代帝国、中世の城、そして西部開拓時代までの歴史を旅し、そこに住んでいた子供たちに会いましょう。

History of Kids Around the World

世界中の子供たちの歴史

Explore the grand narrative of Big History from the Big Bang to the present, providing a comprehensive interdisciplinary understanding of the universe's origins, biological evolution, human civilization, and future prospects. 

ビッグバンから現在までのビッグヒストリーの壮大な物語を探求し、宇宙の起源、生物の進化、人類の文明、将来の展望についての総合的な学際的な理解を提供します。 

Big History Chronicles: Unveiling the Epic Journey of Our Universe

ビッグヒストリークロニクル：宇宙の壮大な旅を明らかにする

Three true Civil War tragedies surrounding the lives of young women and girls lost to time but not forgotten.

時とともに失われてはいるが忘れ去られることのない、若い女性や少女たちの人生を取り巻く南北戦争の真の悲劇 3 つ。

The Gunpowder Girls: Exploring Civil War-Era Arsenals

ガンパウダー・ガールズ：南北戦争時代の兵器庫を探る

Private ongoing knitting or crochet lessons for beginners to advanced knitters.

初心者から上級者までを対象とした、プライベートの継続的な編み物またはかぎ針編みのレッスン。

変化の声：私たちの歴史を発見する

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