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In what year did Kenya become a colony of Great Britain? In what year did Nairobi become the capital? In what year was the East African Community (EAC) created? Test your knowledge of Kenyan history with this free printable card game. All thirty-one questions include two levels of difficulty, so it’s perfect for middle school or […]
Challenge your students to think critically about history with these essay questions. A brief overview of five major events of the 1850s is presented – the ministry of David Livingstone, the Crimean War, the Great Exhibition of 1851, the Suez Canal, and key events that resulted in the American Civil War. Each event is followed […]
Nunavut is a territory of the Dominion of Canada. This newest territory is located in the far north and is considered to be part of the Arctic region. Making up about one-fifth of the land area of Canada, Nunavut is an important source of natural resources including diamonds, copper, gold, silver, and uranium. Learn of […]
Challenge your students to go deeper in their understanding and appreciation of those who fought so bravely at this pivotal time in history. These essay questions encourage reflection on the lives of these leaders from England, New Zealand, Australia, China, and the United States. A short bio of each individual is given as well as essay […]
This Famous People Mini Quiz Pack explores the lives of four famous authors: Beatrix Potter, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Frances Hodgson Burnett, and Pearl S. Buck. These three fun quizzes can help you learn more about them and are great for review, for independent research, or for a springboard for further study. As you learn about these authors […]
In what year was the Kalevala published? In what year were the Aland Islands given to Finland by the League of Nations? In what year were the Olympic Games held in Helsinki? Test your knowledge of Finnish history with this free printable card game. All thirty questions include two levels of difficulty, so it’s perfect for […]
Saskatchewan is one of the Prairie Provinces of the Dominion of Canada and the only province in Canada whose boundaries are not formed by natural features. Along with many major oil fields and uranium deposits, Saskatchewan is known for having more farmland than any other province and for its natural beauty that attracts many tourists. […]
This Famous People Mini Quiz Pack explores the lives of four famous female aviators: Jean Gardner Batten, Amy Johnson, Amelia Earhart, and Marion Alice Orr. These three fun quizzes can help you learn more about them and are great for review, for independent research, or for a springboard for further study. As you learn about these women […]
In what year was the city of Cadiz founded by the Phonecians? In what year was the University of Granada founded? In what year did Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes die? Test your knowledge of Spanish history with this free printable card game. All thirty questions include two levels of difficulty, so it’s perfect for middle […]
Challenge your students to go deeper in their understanding and appreciation of those who fought so bravely at this pivotal time in history. These essay questions encourage reflection on the lives of these leaders from Canada, France, England, and the United States. A short bio of each individual is given as well as essay questions and […]
Yukon is a territory of the Dominion of Canada that is located in the far north between Alaska and the Northwest Territories. Along with having many natural resources which include coal, gold, silver, abundant forests, and more, this territory attracts many visitors traveling the Alaska Highway. The three national parks, the area of the Klondike […]
This Famous People Mini Quiz Pack explores the lives of four famous female scientists: Annie Jump Cannon, Marie Curie, Rosa Smith Eigenmann, and Lise Meitner. These three fun quizzes can help you learn more about them and are great for review, for independent research, or for a springboard for further study. As you learn about these scientists […]
In what year was the land known as Judah captured by the Babylonians? In what year did the first large-scale immigration of Jews begin, mostly coming from Russia? In what year were the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered? Test your knowledge of Israeli history with this free printable card game. All thirty-two questions include two levels of […]
Bring more meaning to your study of World War II as you challenge your students to go deeper in their understanding and appreciation of those who fought so bravely. These essay questions encourage reflection on the lives of these leaders from New Zealand, France, the United States, Ireland, and Great Britain. A short bio of each […]
Alberta is the Prairie Province of the Dominion of Canada that is farthest to the west. Along with having beautiful national parks, forts, missions, and trading posts that show the history of Alberta, this province is also one of the most productive oil regions in North America. Outdoor enthusiasts are also attracted to the skiing, […]
This Famous People Mini Quiz Pack explores the lives of four famous Female American Authors: Harriet Beecher Stowe, Sarah Orne Jewett, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, and Louisa May Alcott. These three fun quizzes can help you learn more about them and are great for review, for independent research, or for a springboard for further study. As you […]
In what year was the East India Company founded? In what year was the first women’s college at Oxford founded? In what year did the British Museum open to the public? Test your knowledge of English history with this free printable card game. All thirty-seven questions include two levels of difficulty, so it’s perfect for middle school or high […]
Challenge your students to go deeper as they study World War II with essay questions that encourage reflection on the lives of these leaders from the United States, Great Britain, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. A short bio of each individual is given as well as essay questions and notebooking pages. Look at the lives of […]
Prince Edward Island is the only province of the Dominion of Canada that is completely separate from the mainland of North America. Although a small island, the economy that has developed from the hard work of its people involves many industries from agriculture and aquaculture to food processing, aerospace, and more. The province of Prince […]
This Famous People Mini Quiz Pack explores the lives of four famous astronomers: Sir Isaac Newton, James Bradley, Robert Hooke, and Edmond Halley. These three fun quizzes can help you learn more about them and are great for review, for independent research, or for a springboard for further study. As you learn about these men and their […]
In what year was Leiden University founded? In what year was the Dutch West India Company founded? In what year was the constitution of the Netherlands adopted? Test your knowledge of Dutch history with this free printable card game. All thirty-four questions include two levels of difficulty, so it’s perfect for middle school or high school. Download […]
As you study World War II, challenge your students to go deeper with essay questions that encourage reflection on the lives of these American, Canadian, English, Australian, and German leaders. A short bio of each individual is given as well as notebooking pages. Look at the lives of General Andrew McNaughton, Lieutenant General Bernard Montgomery, Field […]
British Columbia is the third-largest province of the Dominion of Canada and the only province that lies on the Pacific Ocean. British Columbia’s capital is located on Vancouver Island, and many more islands are a part of the province. A few of the many famous people from British Columbia include Glenn Anderson, William Richard Benett, […]
Who are Nathaniel Hawthorne, James Fenimore Cooper, Washington Irving, and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow? These three fun quizzes can help you learn more about them and are great for review, for independent research, or for a springboard for further study. As you learn about these men and their contributions, you will also learn a little of […]
Northwest Territories lies in the far north of the Dominion of Canada and includes islands in the Arctic Ocean. It is home to the largest remaining herd of buffalo in Canada. Two of the many famous people born in the Northwest Territories are Ethel Blondin-Andrews and James Gladstone. Learn more of Northwest Territories’ history with […]
As we say goodbye to 2017, it is important to think back to things that have happened within the last 100 years of history. Test yourself or your family to see what you know about these 25 countries that have become independent within the last 100 years. This fun, FREE 8-page printable includes an answer […]
How much does your family know about the history of Switzerland? In what year did the Swiss defeat the Austrians at Sempach? In what year was mathematician Johan Bernoulli born in Basel? Test your knowledge of Swiss history with this free printable card game. All thirty questions include two levels of difficulty, so it’s perfect for middle […]
Who are Patrick Gordon Taylor, Charles Kingsford Smith, Billy Bishop, and James Doolittle? They were all aviators who greatly contributed to the growth of aviation with their bravery and devotion. This Famous People Mini Quiz Pack explores the lives of these four aviators through three fun quizzes. The quizzes are great for review, for independent […]
How much does your family know about the history of Ireland? In what year was a Parliament held in Kilkenny that passed laws forbidding the Vikings from adopting Irish customs? In what year was Trinity College of Dublin established? Test your knowledge of Irish history with this free printable card game. All thirty questions include two levels of […]
When was the Alamo built? How is the Palais Garner used today? What are the advantages to shipping of the Panama Canal? Research these landmarks and more with Exploring Landmarks Unit 9. Included are notebooking pages for each of the seven featured landmarks – Alamo, Betsy Ross House, Centre Pompidou, India Gate, Palais Garnier, Panama […]
Manitoba is one of the three prairie provinces of the Dominion of Canada. It is famous for its natural resources, along with its many forests, rivers, and lakes. Tourists love to visit Manitoba for many reasons, not the least of which is the amazing aurora borealis. The province of Manitoba is the birthplace of Etienne […]
Who are Benjamin Latrobe, Pierre Charles L’Enfant, Francis Greenway, and Charles Bulfinch? They were all architects who greatly contributed to the way buildings were designed. This Famous People Mini Quiz Pack explores the lives of these four architects through three fun quizzes. The quizzes are great for review, for independent research, or for a springboard […]
