Texas history classroom

We’re studying Texas history next year and to prepare for that overwhelming subject I started searching up hands on Texas history lessons and shared with you.

Let's talk about the Spanish Missions of Texas. This era of Texas History will fascinate your students through different points of view. Check out how to use read alouds, interactive notebooks, and other resources to make your unit come alive!

Cute Texas History Classroom Idea, can be used for any state... Change to Virginia

Let's talk about exciting and engaging ways to teach our students about the Texas Revolution! This important era in Texas History is guaranteed to excite!

If you are looking for a free, fun, simple plan to follow for Texas History for young students, this is the place for you! As a homeschool mom, I found that there was little to no Texas History curriculum for younger children, especially not at a price I could afford for just one student who…

Regions of Texas anchor chart.

Texas History Bulletin board

Let's talk about the Oil Boom in Texas! This era in Texas History is fascinating for our students, so let's capitalize on their excitement! Oil has been big business in Texas since early in the 20th

Bobby Jackson has taught students in the Aransas County school district about the Plains Indians, the Battle of San Jacinto, and Spindletop since the state celebrated its sesquicentennial. How he does it bears no resemblance to the class I took when I was stuck in middle school.

Summative on the Battles of the Texas Revolution

Are you ready to teach your 4th grade Texas History students all about the annexation of Texas by the United States in 1845? Check out this blog post with 5 activities you should definitely do to make learning stick!

Let's talk about the Republic of Texas era of Texas History! This short period of time is sure to capture our students' imaginations, so let's talk about how to capitalize on it with interactive notebooks, student assessment, and engaging projects!

Hello Texas History teaching friends! Recently I have had several people ask me when I teach each unit, and about how long I take to teach it.

Happy Texas Independence Day! March 2, 1836 was when when sixty delegates signed the Texas Declaration of Independence. This event marked Texas’ independence from Mexico. The Texas Infographic was a joint project between History.com and NeoMam Studios as a summary of the major facts about Tex

Let's talk about the Colonization of Texas. This time period includes empresarios, the Father of Texas, and the beginning of many modern cities. Students are sure to get excited!

Since I teach 3 different social studies classes (World Geography, TX history, and US history), I rotate which class is represented on my bulletin board every few weeks. Well, when it was almost t…

You have almost made it to the end of the school year, but what do you do the last week of Texas History? Check out this blog post with tips, ideas, and activities for making Texas History engaging the last few days of school.

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Let's talk about how to teach our students all about the Regions of Texas! There are four regions of Texas each with their own unique landforms, flora, fauna, and attractions.