Details
Pages
9 Pages
Subject
History, World History, Specialty
Languages
English
Grade
3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th
Resource Type
Activities, Cooperative Learning, Research
Product
Digital
Description
TIMELINE is a run through memorable events, famous people, landmarks and discoveries that occurred between 1800-2020. It is educational, inspiring and informative all at the same time!
As a curriculum director, I created these lessons for my teachers and the feedback I hear is above and beyond any expectations.
It is divided into 24 units that should be done throughout a school year. Each lesson is packed with information, as well as background information for the teacher (so no extra research required here! Time saved!), over 300 historical & educational photos, plus facts.
(CHECK OUT LESSON 11 WHICH IS POSTED AS A FREE SAMPLE TO GET THE IDEA)
Each lesson has between 4-6 events. Following is a list of SOME of the topics that are being covered:
Lesson 1:
Steam Powered Press (1814)
Mount Tambora/Year Without Summer (1815-16)
Lesson 2:
Discovery of Antarctica (1820)
Morse Code (1838)
Lesson 3:
Communist Manifesto (1848)
California Gold Rush (1848)
First Air Raid (1849)
The Fugitive Slave Act (1850)
Lesson 4:
Niagara Falls (1852)
Big Ben (1858)
Lesson 5:
Civil War (1861)
Red Cross (1863)
13th Amendment (1865)
Assassination of Abraham Lincoln (1865)
Lesson 6:
Yellowstone National Park (1872)
Invention of the telephone (1876)
Invention of the light-bulb (1879)
Lesson 7:
Russian Pogroms (1881)
Brooklyn Bridge (1883)
Time Zones (1884)
Lesson 8:
The Statue of Liberty (1884)
The Eiffel Tower (1889)
Coca-Cola (1892)
X-Rays (1895)
Lesson 9:
The Wright Brothers " Invention of airplane (1903)
Lesson 10:
Helen Keller " Braille, Sign Language (1904)
Child Labor (1909)
Lesson 11:
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire (1911)
Titanic (1912)
Assembly Line (1913)
Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand (1914)
Lesson #12:
Panama Canal (1914)
Endurance (Expedition in Antarctica) (1914)
Lesson #13:
Lie Detector " Polygraph (1924)
Lesson #14:
Mount Rushmore (1927)
Discovery of Penicillin (1928)
Stock Market Crash (1929)
Lesson #15:
Empire State Building (1931)
Production of Money " Counterfeiting (1932)
Fair Labor Standards Act (1938)
Lesson #16:
WWII (1939)
Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941)
United Nations (1945)
Diary of Anne Frank (1947)
Lesson #17:
Bermuda Triangle (1950)
Lesson #18:
Mount Everest (1953)
Communism (1953)
Robots (1954)
Rosa Parks " Civil Rights Movement (1955)
Polio (1955)
Lesson #19:
Guinness Book of World Records (1955)
Interstate Highway System (1956)
Berlin Wall (1961)
Lesson #20:
Assassination of President John F. Kennedy (1963)
Optical Illusions (1965)
Lesson #21:
Ellis Island (1965)
First humans to set foot on the moon (1969)
Mount St. Helens Volcano (1980)
Lesson #22:
U.S. Space Shuttle System (1981)
DNA Fingerprinting-Forensics (1984)
U.S. Space Shuttle Challenger (1986)
Lesson #23:
The White House (1988)
Ice Hotels (1990)
Lesson #24:
Attack on the World Trade Center (2001)
Leaning Tower of Pisa (2001)
Dept. of Homeland Security (2002)
Covid19 (2020)
AND MORE...
Teach and enjoy!
As a curriculum director, I created these lessons for my teachers and the feedback I hear is above and beyond any expectations.
It is divided into 24 units that should be done throughout a school year. Each lesson is packed with information, as well as background information for the teacher (so no extra research required here! Time saved!), over 300 historical & educational photos, plus facts.
(CHECK OUT LESSON 11 WHICH IS POSTED AS A FREE SAMPLE TO GET THE IDEA)
Each lesson has between 4-6 events. Following is a list of SOME of the topics that are being covered:
Lesson 1:
Steam Powered Press (1814)
Mount Tambora/Year Without Summer (1815-16)
Lesson 2:
Discovery of Antarctica (1820)
Morse Code (1838)
Lesson 3:
Communist Manifesto (1848)
California Gold Rush (1848)
First Air Raid (1849)
The Fugitive Slave Act (1850)
Lesson 4:
Niagara Falls (1852)
Big Ben (1858)
Lesson 5:
Civil War (1861)
Red Cross (1863)
13th Amendment (1865)
Assassination of Abraham Lincoln (1865)
Lesson 6:
Yellowstone National Park (1872)
Invention of the telephone (1876)
Invention of the light-bulb (1879)
Lesson 7:
Russian Pogroms (1881)
Brooklyn Bridge (1883)
Time Zones (1884)
Lesson 8:
The Statue of Liberty (1884)
The Eiffel Tower (1889)
Coca-Cola (1892)
X-Rays (1895)
Lesson 9:
The Wright Brothers " Invention of airplane (1903)
Lesson 10:
Helen Keller " Braille, Sign Language (1904)
Child Labor (1909)
Lesson 11:
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire (1911)
Titanic (1912)
Assembly Line (1913)
Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand (1914)
Lesson #12:
Panama Canal (1914)
Endurance (Expedition in Antarctica) (1914)
Lesson #13:
Lie Detector " Polygraph (1924)
Lesson #14:
Mount Rushmore (1927)
Discovery of Penicillin (1928)
Stock Market Crash (1929)
Lesson #15:
Empire State Building (1931)
Production of Money " Counterfeiting (1932)
Fair Labor Standards Act (1938)
Lesson #16:
WWII (1939)
Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941)
United Nations (1945)
Diary of Anne Frank (1947)
Lesson #17:
Bermuda Triangle (1950)
Lesson #18:
Mount Everest (1953)
Communism (1953)
Robots (1954)
Rosa Parks " Civil Rights Movement (1955)
Polio (1955)
Lesson #19:
Guinness Book of World Records (1955)
Interstate Highway System (1956)
Berlin Wall (1961)
Lesson #20:
Assassination of President John F. Kennedy (1963)
Optical Illusions (1965)
Lesson #21:
Ellis Island (1965)
First humans to set foot on the moon (1969)
Mount St. Helens Volcano (1980)
Lesson #22:
U.S. Space Shuttle System (1981)
DNA Fingerprinting-Forensics (1984)
U.S. Space Shuttle Challenger (1986)
Lesson #23:
The White House (1988)
Ice Hotels (1990)
Lesson #24:
Attack on the World Trade Center (2001)
Leaning Tower of Pisa (2001)
Dept. of Homeland Security (2002)
Covid19 (2020)
AND MORE...
Teach and enjoy!
TIMELINE is a run through memorable events, famous people, landmarks and discoveries that occurred between 1800-2020. It is educational, inspiring and informative all at the same time! As a curriculum director, I created these lessons for my teachers and the... more
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