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Our free world history curriculum strives to bring junior and senior high school students face-to-face with the events, people, and places of our past. Fostering a Global Perspective: World history broadens our horizons by exposing us to diverse peoples, places, and time periods.
- World War II
The war's legacy is commemorated in various ways, and...
- Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt - World History Curriculum Free...
- Ancient Greece
This unit contains our free educational materials on ancient...
- Ancient Rome
The Roman legacy continues to influence contemporary...
- French Revolution
The French Revolution remains a pivotal moment in world...
- Middle East Conflict
The Middle East has been a region marked by numerous...
- World War II
As your class explores history, allow and encourage your students to view and reference the timeline spontaneously to situate new evidence in relation to what they’ve already studied, or to infer the timing of a new historic element for which they have no date.
History comes alive—with engaging lesson plans and teaching tools that explore the big eras of history and examine more specific topics. Resources include world history printable worksheets, text & questions sets, mini-books and plays, timelines, plus individual and collaborative research projects. African History Ancient Civilizations Asian ...
This printable World History Timeline covers all of the specified civilisations on the 2014 National Curriculum. Measuring around 1.5m wide by nearly 60cm high, it provides a great visual stimulus to show children how different periods existed at the same time in different parts of the world.
Our lessons come with a collection of supplementary materials and useful links on the subject, as well as downloadable handouts, assessments, keys and much more. All our teaching materials are downloadable entirely for free. Subtypes:
Focus on the major events in ancient history with this printable and digital timeline activity! Each pennant flag template highlights a major event from world history and the corresponding date. Students are required to provide a short summary and illustration of the event in the space provided.
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Our World History worksheets take you from Africa to Asia to Europe, and analyzes major societies of the western hemisphere, as well. Don't see a printable you need? Use our Test Maker™ to create your own printable that fits your needs.
