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US History: Progress towards Equity

US History 1877-present (EOC)

TEKS: US.3(C), US.5(A), US.5(B), US.9(A), US.9(C), US.20(B), US.22(A), US.22(B), US.25(A), US.25(D)

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Historia de EE. UU. 1877-presente (EOC)

TEKS: US.3(C), US.5(A), US.5(B), US.9(A), US.9(C), US.20(B), US.22(A), US.22(B), US.25(A), US.25(D)

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History

4th Grade: Late 19th-Century Texas
5th Grade: U.S. in the 19th Century
8th Grade: Reform Movements

Economics

4th Grade: Modern Texas
6th Grade: Economics
8th Grade: Factors Contributing to Settlement
AP Human Geography: Agriculture and Rural Land-Use Patterns and Processes

World Cultures (6th)

TEKS: 6.5(B), 6.5(C), 6.7(A), 6.8(A)

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Stephen

Data from UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), 2016

05-25-22

Patience Kerns

cultivating goes with primarily with plants not animals. Domestication would be a great word to go with animals

10-10-23

Politics

US History: World War I

US History 1877-present (EOC)

TEKS: US.4(F), US.7(B), US.7(D)

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Clara Ferreira

This visual could be improved by being all in English. The word wall image is half in English and half in Spanish.

09-22-24

Stephen Fleenor

Should be fixed now, thanks for catching that!

10-01-24

History

US History: Growth and Change in the West

Politics

8th Grade: Government/Citizenship

US History 1450-1877 (8th)

TEKS: 8.15(D)

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Reid Braziel

This visual could be improved by correcting the percentage needed for a law to pass the Senate. In the US, most laws require 60% of the Senate to approve, not 50%.

09-06-24

Stephen Fleenor

Great point! Had to do some research on cloture votes - it might be worth verbally telling the students that some Senate votes are 50%, but many are cloture votes which need 60%.

09-30-24

Politics

4th Grade: Modern Texas
5th Grade: Government
8th Grade: Ratification Debate

Economics

4th Grade: Late 19th-Century Texas
5th Grade: Early America
6th Grade: Economics
8th Grade: Economics of the Colonial Regions

World Cultures (6th)

TEKS: 6.7(A), 6.8(A)

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Mary Mitchell

This could be improved by not having a lit cigarette on here as well as getting rid of the smiling emoji which makes it look unprofessional

10-23-23

US History 1450-1877 (8th)

TEKS: 8.12(B)

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Stephen Fleenor

Thanks for the feedback! We'll be on the lookout for another depiction of eating, and of other recognizable tobacco products.

10-23-23

Stephen Fleenor

The lit cigarette is the best depiction we can find so far of a tobacco product that is comprehensible to students who have never seen a cigarette before.

10-23-23

History

7th Grade: European Exploration and Colonization

Texas History (7th)

TEKS: 7.1(A), 7.2(C)

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Stephen

Pictured is a Franciscan friar from California. Also, though the mission pictured is San José, the Native Americans shown were depicted from the Alamo.

05-25-22

Politics

5th Grade: Government
6th Grade: Politics
8th Grade: Government/Citizenship

History

US History: Congress

Politics

4th Grade: European & Mexican Texas
5th Grade: Early America
6th Grade: Politics
8th Grade: Economics of the Colonial Regions

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