German Stew | Recipes from Modern History
Week 22 of Dave Raymond’s Modernity course, you’ll be covering “ The Wrath of Man: World War II” It’s widely known that the Nazis were masters of…
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Rice Pudding | Recipes from Modern History
Week 21 of Dave Raymond’s Modernity course, covers “The Lost Generation: Literary Converts” We often reflect what these great authors wrote, but we don’t always remember…
Watch These 15 Classic Films While Studying World War 2
One of the most extensive and complex eras of history to study is World War 2, so here is a list of 15 great films that covers the many different side…
A Workman’s Lunch | Recipes from Modern History
We often think about how the people of the past influenced us, but we don't always remember what they ate. Prepare "The Busy Man’s Lunch To Carry" a…
11 Amazing Books to Read While Studying World War 2
Here are 11 books to give your students to read while they are studying WW2. They can be used to provide context and perspective while watching Lesson…
13 Great Books to Read While Studying World War 1
Here are 13 amazing books for you and you students to read while studying WWI. They provide insight and spark interest into a world we are slowly forg…
Mrs. Coolidge’s Cornmeal Muffins | Recipes from Modern History
When you get to Week 18 of Dave Raymond's Modernity course, you'll be covering "Domesticity vs Tyranny: Versailles, Dictators, and America's Roaring 2…
Modern Art Movements | Modern World History Teaching Resources
The impact of modern art on history is impossible to ignore. Artists developed new ways of looking at the world and presenting what they saw or hoped …
The Roaring Twenties | Modern World History Teaching Resources
The Roaring Twenties, as the 1920s became known, was a period of economic growth after World War I that led to increased consumerism and the testing o…
5 Tips To Write A Better Research & Thesis Paper
Is your student struggling to write their research paper? Are they enjoying the topics they chose? Here are 5 tips to help your student write…