Accessing Teaching Resources and Lesson Plans

Teach World History offers comprehensive lesson plans for world history teachers. The platform provides organized units covering various historical periods and events. Members can access editable and PDF resources, including PowerPoints, reading guides, and worksheets. Each lesson includes detailed instructions, opening activities, and assessments. Additional support and video resources are available to enhance teaching. Membership grants access to all materials and support for any inquiries.

What is the first step to access the Teach World History member area?

• Subscribe to the newsletter

• Download the app

• Click on the 'Contact Us' page

• Log in with your username and password

Which unit covers the Renaissance and the Reformation?

• Unit 5

• Unit 7

• Unit 3

• Unit 1

How can teachers access lesson plans for a specific unit?

• By downloading a mobile app

• By attending a webinar

• By clicking on the unit and scrolling down

• By emailing support

What is included in every lesson plan to help teachers?

• A list of recommended books

• Instructions for the teacher

• A guest speaker

• A video tutorial

What is the purpose of the bellringer activity?

• To summarize the lesson

• To test students' prior knowledge

• To provide a break for students

• To introduce the lesson topic

What is provided with every PowerPoint presentation?

• A video guide

• A worksheet for students

• A list of references

• A quiz

What can teachers use if they prefer not to use a PowerPoint presentation?

• A group discussion

• A guest lecture

• A podcast

• A detailed reading guide

What type of activities are included as bonus printables?

• Crossword puzzles

• Math problems

• Vocabulary worksheets and word searches

• Science experiments

What is included with every lesson plan to assess student learning?

• A research paper

• A group project

• A short quiz or exit slip

• A final exam

How can teachers get help with the resources at Teach World History?

• By visiting the office in person

• By calling customer service

• By using the contact form on the website

• By attending a workshop