Explore the spatial patterns of Native American lands in 1819 and the decrease in size of those lands through the current Native American reservations.
Categorize sections of the oceans and understand their importance.
Explore the geography and significance of the D-Day invasion.
Explore the essential services in a small American town in the early 1900s and compare the services that are offered in a community today. Book: Our Town by Thornton Wilder.
Starting with the location of all Life Flight hospitals in a state, use perpendicular bisectors to draw boundaries between Life Flight regions, which will inform first responders.
Investigate how properties of volcanoes are influenced by the crust and plate boundaries nearest them.
Discover the impact of tuberculosis on 1800s America and modern society.
Compare country-age structures to long-term population growth.
Analyze the geography of post-WWI Europe, the Middle East, and the League of Nations.
Explore abiotic factors associated with primary productivity.
Investigate rates of population growth and decline with US Census data.
Determine the rate of coastal erosion by estimating changes in historical aerial photos.
Learn about the Battle of Chancellorsville and how it is connected to Stephen Crane’s novel.
Explore the effects of the Reformation and Counter-Reformation.
This activity highlights patterns of poverty and wealth to address overconsumption and resource extraction.
Examine patterns of where rock types form and the relationship they have toward each other.
Discover when and how Russia acquired territory between 1553 and 1914 to become the largest country in the world.
The War of 1812 ensured the United States’ independence and created opportunities for two future U.S. presidents to demonstrate their leadership qualities.
Explore the relationship between the location of surface water and U.S. population settlement patterns.
Explore the Silk Roads transfer of goods, ideas, and disease yesterday and today.