Showing posts with label annotated bibliography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label annotated bibliography. Show all posts

Sunday, May 31, 2026

FREE Juneteenth Story Activities for Active Learning & Engagement

Juneteenth is a great opportunity to learn about culture and freedom in our country. 


Begin with "Why All Americans Should Know About Juneteenth":


             Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FX-Iisvrj8


Or, try:

             Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gi7qY7sMuc 


Use the free handouts to begin discussions on Juneteenth:








Click for full packet from Amped Up Learning and TpT

Enjoy learning about an important part of our country's history with Juneteenth!
Beth, Educator Helper

Sunday, April 26, 2026

FREE College Planning and Choosing a Major Handouts

End of high school means planning for college for many upcoming graduates. 

For junior high/middle school, it means the pressure is on to begin to think about your future.  

Use the following FREE AUL or TpT handouts to assist with career and college planning:








Still looking for the perfect college?

Use the FREE AUL or TpT presentation with active learning handouts to get started on your college decision:





Good luck with college planning!
Beth, Educator Helper

Sunday, April 12, 2026

Annotated Bibliographies--Best Seller FREE Handouts

Surprisingly, one of the most downloaded lessons is Annotated Bibliographies!

While many students will avoid having to ever write annotated bibliographies, there are some courses, such as history, where annotated bibliographies are used extensively. 

Let's start by listening to an Educreation lecture on annotated bibliographies

Link https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/annotated-bibliographies/43403633/ 

Ready to write annotated bibliographies? Use the handouts below to get started:










Get the full packet at AUL or TpT.



Make writing an annotated bibliography as easy as possible for students.



Need help citing research sources? 

AUL or TPT to view:



The most fun your students can have learning plagiarism! AUL or TPT to view:


Happy Annotating!
Beth, Educator Helper