Create the Ultimate Odyssey Tour!

14 Stops • 20 Years • 1 Epic Journey

Take The Odyssey on tour with this engaging, creative literary project designed to bring Homer’s epic journey to life!

With Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated film adaptation of The Odyssey now bringing Homer’s epic to a new generation of audiences, this tour book makes a perfect companion to the novel/epic poem and Nolan’s film adaptation.

As students travel with Odysseus from Troy to Ithaca, they document the people he meets, the challenges he faces, the choices he makes, and the lessons he learns along the way. The unique concert-tour format gives students a creative way to demonstrate their understanding of The Odyssey while practicing important literary analysis skills.

Students visit 14 stops on Odysseus’s epic journey, including the Land of the Cicones, the Lotus-Eaters, the Cyclopes, Aeolus’s island, the Laestrygonians, Circe’s island, the Underworld, the Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis, Helios’s island, Calypso’s island, the Phaeacians, and Ithaca.

At each tour stop, students explore characters, conflicts, important events, choices, consequences, themes, and lessons from the text through a collection of creative activities.

What’s Included:

15-Page Student Tour Book

• Cover
• 14 individual tour-stop pages
• Final Tour Awards page

Student Sample / Teacher Model

• Completed sample pages provide students with a model for the project
• Can also serve as a teacher reference or key where appropriate

Student Directions

• Illustrated directions for the static elements on each page

Teacher Directions

• Clear, step-by-step directions for introducing and completing the project

Scoring Rubric

• Ready-to-use rubric for assessing student understanding, textual evidence, completion, creativity, and presentation

Bonus: Page to Screen Short Essay Question

A Creative Way to Explore The Odyssey

This project gives students an opportunity to show what they understand about the text in a creative and meaningful way. Instead of simply answering traditional comprehension questions, students become the creators of an Odyssey tour book as they follow Odysseus’s journey across the Mediterranean.

The project can be used while reading, after completing the epic, or as a culminating literary project. It can also provide a fun framework for discussing similarities and differences between Homer’s Odyssey and Christopher Nolan’s film adaptation.

Perfect For:

Grades 7–10

Middle & High School ELA

 The Odyssey Companion

Movie Companion for: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey

Greek Mythology Units

Literary Analysis

Creative Literary Projects

Culminating Activities

End-of-Unit Projects

Text-to-Film Connections

Independent, Partner, or Small-Group Work

Send your students on the ultimate literary adventure!

Troy → The Mediterranean → Ithaca

14 Stops. 20 Years. 1 Epic Journey.

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Bring Greek mythology to life with these engaging museum-style exhibit banner templates. Students research mythological figures and create informative displays that transform your classroom, hallway, library, or school into a student-curated Greek Mythology museum.

Perfect for Ancient Greece units, mythology studies, enrichment projects, independent research, early finishers, gifted learners, gallery walks, and cross-curricular ELA/social studies activities.

What’s Included?

39 Exhibit Banner Templates

• 38 Greek mythology figures
• 1 blank template for additional figures

Teacher Directions

Student Directions

3 Completed Sample Banners

Museum Visit Reflection Guide

Scoring Rubric

Teacher Answer Key

Banner Sections

Each banner includes the following research categories:

• Name & Domain
• Physical Traits
• Character Traits
• Powers, Abilities & Influence
• Symbols & Sacred Items
• Important Myth or Legend
• Modern Connections
• Personal Motto
• Family Tree

Students also complete:

• Sketch Box #1: Illustrate a Famous Myth
• Sketch Box #2: Symbol or Sacred Item

Greek Mythology Figures Included

Achilles, Andromeda, Aphrodite, Apollo, Arachne, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Atlas, Cronos, Demeter, Dionysus, Eros, Gaea, Hades, Hebe, Hephaestus, Helen of Troy, Hera, Hercules, Hermes, Hestia, Iris, Medusa, Minotaur, Odysseus, Pan, Pandora, Persephone, Perseus, Poseidon, Prometheus, Psyche, Rhea, Theseus, Typhon, Uranus, and Zeus.

Great For

• Ancient Greece Units
• Greek Mythology Studies
• Research Projects
• Museum Projects
• Hallway Displays
• Gallery Walks
• Independent Learning
• Enrichment Activities
• Homeschool Learning
• Upper Elementary & Middle School Classrooms

History in the Halls

Students become curators, researchers, writers, artists, and museum designers as they create exhibit banners that showcase learning in a meaningful and memorable way. Mini-Museum, Big Stories.

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Students begin by planning and designing their mosaics using included templates and structured guidance. Once the mosaics are complete, they’ll deepen their understanding through historical paragraph writing prompts that strengthen writing, critical thinking, and synthesis skills.

Whether you’re teaching about the Invention of the Cotton Gin, the Lewis & Clark Expedition, or any other key historical event, this versatile project fits seamlessly into your curriculum and encourages students to think like historians.

 What’s Included:

• Teacher Directions (clear, step-by-step)
• Student Planning Sheets for both 8-section and 12-section mosaics
• Student Directions for each mosaic version
• Mosaic Circle Templates – Two Layout Options:
  • Simplified (8-section)
  • Detailed (12-section)

• Post-Mosaic Paragraph Writing Pages (5 unique prompts) with built-in structure support and lined writing space on each prompt.
  • Cause & Effect
  • Historical Impact
  • Perspective Writing
  • Compare & Contrast
  • Student Choice

• 2 Sample Completed Mosaics: Cotton Gin & Lewis & Clark Expedition
• Rubric for scoring mosaics
• Rubric for scoring paragraphs

Writing Extension Benefits:

• Reinforces historical thinking and synthesis
• Builds strong paragraph writing structure
• Great for assessment, reflection, or writing portfolios
• Encourages deeper engagement with content beyond visuals

Skills Developed:

• Historical analysis and summarization
• Non-fiction writing and paragraph structure
• Visual representation of ideas
• Organization of historical content (causes, outcomes, timelines, perspectives)

Perfect For:

• U.S. History or World History Units
• Social Studies Project-Based Learning
• Writing Across the Curriculum
• Differentiated Instruction
• Homeschool, Hybrid, or Sub Plans

Why Teachers Love It:

• Low-prep, high-engagement
• Cross-curricular: history + writing + art
• Supports multiple learning styles
• Makes history meaningful and memorable

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This Middle Ages poster project includes everything you need to guide your students from background knowledge to a finished illuminated letter and thoughtful paragraph.

What’s Included:

• 29-slide Google Slides presentation with background info and step-by-step directions (includes 3 short movies)
• 7 pages of vocabulary words and definitions
• 52 pages of uppercase A–Z tracing letter sets (2 styles)
•  Prewriting worksheet to support historical thinking and paragraph writing
•  Sample student images for visual reference
•  Grading rubric for both the poster and the paragraph

Skills Covered:

• Medieval history and culture
• Illuminated manuscript art techniques
• Paragraph writing with historical relevance
• Vocabulary development
• Creative and critical thinking

Perfect for:

• History or art integration
• Middle Ages unit activities
• Early finishers or enrichment
• Homeschool or classroom use
• 5th–10th grade students

Help your students make meaningful connections to the Middle Ages while creating something beautiful and personal!

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(Important Note: No clipart, images, or font of Sacajawea are included in the templates. The Sacajawea Sample Book is the only place you’ll find her images.)

Why Teachers Love This Resource:

• Ideal for independent work, early finishers, or sub plans.
• Promotes critical thinking, scaffolded learning, and self-expression.
• Interactive and visually appealing design keeps students motivated and engaged.

What’s Included:

• Six-page Biography Report Tab Book Template
• Sample Tab Book for inspiration and guidance
• Teacher Directions for easy implementation
• Editable List of People for students to research

Tab Pages Breakdown:

1. Life at a Glance: Key details (birth, death, known for), historical context, contemporaries.
2. Early Years: Family background, socio-economic status, cultural influences, formative events.
3. Later Years: Impact on the world, timeline of four significant life events.
4. Cultural Connections: Interesting facts, quotes, books or movies about them, public art or tributes.
5. Character Traits: Four traits with supporting evidence, misrepresentations, and a personal reflection.

How It Works:

Students use guided graphic organizers to perform in-depth research on an intriguing person. They assemble their findings into a fun, interactive tab book, creating a meaningful and tangible evaluation of the individual’s life and achievements.

Perfect For:

• Practicing research and writing skills
• Culminating or end-of-unit projects
• Distance learning and independent assignments
• Special projects for TAG (Talented and Gifted) students
• End-of-year activities

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Looking for a unique and interactive way to conclude a history or social studies unit? The “Historical Figure Personal Branding Project” is an ideal choice! This project allows students to delve into the lives of historical figures, encouraging them to creatively present their research through modern branding techniques.

Perfect for history and social studies classrooms at any grade level, this versatile project helps students connect deeply with historical figures by designing a personal brand. They’ll create three distinct promotional items from the perspective of their chosen figure:

• Instagram Post
• Spotify Playlist
• T-Shirt Design

Delivered in both Google Slides and PDF formats, this resource is easy to adapt and implement. It includes everything you need to guide students through the research and creative process:

• 41-slide Teacher Presentation Google Slides Deck
• 25-slide Student Electronic Type-On Google Slides Deck
• 18-page Student PDF Write-On Packet
• Samples and Models for each promotional item, showcasing branding strategies for figures like Alice Paul and the Suffragists.

Key Features:

• Step-by-step instructions for both teachers and students
• Graphic organizers to support research and branding development
• Customizable Google Slides templates for each promotional item

This project is a dynamic way to reinforce key historical concepts while fostering creativity. It’s an engaging and memorable activity that ensures students leave the unit or school year with a lasting connection to the figures they’ve studied.

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Additionally, the Guided Notes / Doodle Notes have lots of opportunities for doodling, higher level thinking, and memorable interactivity!

What you get:

• 84 slide presentation Google Slides* deck (No access to Google Drive required; you will be forced to make a copy)
• 22 slide Guided Notes / Doodle Notes in Google Slides* (perfect for electronic assignments)
• 22 page PDF Guided Notes / Doodle Notes for students to write on
• 3 pages PDF “Let’s Recap” to be used as exit tickets, summative evaluation, or checking for understanding
• PDF Answer Key for Guided Notes / Doodle Notes

This resource package encompasses essential details regarding the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. It includes video links, background information about the Louisiana Purchase, the Corps of Discovery, and its members, as well as journal entries that highlight significant events during the Expedition. All of these components are presented in an engaging manner designed to captivate your students’ attention.

This resource is all you need to teach these two topics!

Overview of Topics explored:

• Thomas Jefferson
• Louisiana Purchase (+ Napoleon’s Role)
• The Need for Exploration
• Jefferson’s Goals, Objectives, and Instructions for the Expedition
• Meriwether Lewis background
• William Clark background
• Preparations
• Challenges Ahead
• People of the Expedition (+ Highlighting Sacagawea)
• Dated Summaries of Corps’ Journal Entries (Including Interactions with Native Americans)
• Legacy of the Expedition

The best part? There’s virtually no prep work involved other than copying the notes sheet, (unless you prefer to assign it electronically, of course).

Student Pages:

The student pages are expertly crafted in a Cornell Note format, with the left-hand column reserved for instructions, questions and responses, while the right-hand column provides space for doodling and filling in the blank notes as the teacher guides students through the presentation. Cornell Notes offer numerous advantages for learning, including:

• Structured Organization: Cornell Notes format provide a clear structure for organized note-taking.
• Effective Review: The format facilitates efficient review of key points and main ideas.
• Active Engagement: Students engage actively by summarizing and questioning their notes.
• Focus on Key Details: Separating main ideas from details helps in understanding and retention.

Guided Notes / Doodle Notes

And of course the resource incorporates Guided Notes / Doodle Notes: a skillful integration of words, images, numbers, and shapes for the purposes of learning. It is an approach that combines traditional methods with visual elements like drawings, diagrams, and icons. Completing Guided Doodle Notes brings several benefits:

• Better Retention: Doodle Notes enhance memory by merging visuals with text.
• Enhanced Understanding: They help students grasp complex concepts through visual representation.
• Personalization: Students can infuse their notes with colors and patterns, making them uniquely their own.
• Focus and Engagement: Doodle Notes keep students attentive and engaged during lessons.
• Simplification: Complex topics are simplified, making them easier to comprehend.
• Effective Communication: Doodle Notes make it effortless to share and convey ideas to others.
• Enjoyable Learning: They transform learning into a fun and enjoyable experience, motivating students.
• Stress Reduction: Doodling can be a relaxing activity that reduces study stress.
• Long-Term Benefits: Improved understanding and retention pay off in the long run, particularly during exams and for reference.

The “Let’s Recap” pages are designed to help students consolidate their learning. These pages feature a variety of question types, including cause & effect, fill-in-the-blank, open-ended, multiple choice, fact or opinion, and choose-one questions. While teachers don’t have to use all three pages, they serve as fantastic tools for checking understanding, as exit tickets, or even as a summative assessment.

Bring the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition to life in the classroom with this engaging, informative resource!

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Inspire your students with this innovative Women’s History project, “From the Desk of a Woman in History”! Delve into the lives of remarkable women in American and international history through a captivating Google Slides project. Encourage research, writing, and presentation skills as students create electronic displays of historical women’s desks, adorned with items symbolic of their lives and achievements.

This engaging project invites students to envision the contents of a woman’s desk from history, enriching their understanding of pivotal events and figures in women’s history. Perfect for History and Social Studies educators seeking to infuse their curriculum with meaningful, interactive activities, this resource is ideal for Women’s History Month celebrations or end-of-year projects.

• Encourage critical thinking: Students imagine and curate items for each historical figure’s desk, such as letters, photographs, books, and newspapers, while providing insightful descriptors for each item.
• Sample prompts provide guidance: Inspire students with prompts like “Letter to or from…”, “Photograph of…”, “Book entitled…”, and “Newspaper reporting on…”.
• Bonus models: Clarify project expectations with models like “From the Desk of Abraham Lincoln” and “From the Desk of Abigail Adams”, offering students tangible examples to emulate.

• 18 PDF Teacher Pages: Detailed directions, helpful tips, research websites, and sample projects (including Abraham Lincoln and Abigail Adams).
• Google Slides* Template: Customizable desk and table templates for students to personalize their projects.
• Google Slides* Sample: Abigail Adams sample provided as a model for students to reference.
• 5 PDF Student Pages: Prewriting and note-taking resources to aid students in organizing their thoughts and research.

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Additionally, the Guided Notes / Doodle Notes have lots of opportunities for doodling, higher level thinking, and memorable interactivity!

What you get:

• 59 slide presentation Google Slides* deck (No access to Google Drive required; you will be forced to make a copy)
• 20 slide Guided Notes / Doodle Notes in Google Slides* (perfect for electronic assignments)
• 20 page PDF Guided Notes / Doodle Notes for students to write on
• 3 pages PDF “Let’s Recap” to be used as exit tickets, summative evaluation, or checking for understanding
• PDF Answer Key for Guided Notes / Doodle Notes

This resource package covers the foundational information about the 13 Colonies including hard-to-find materials on the Backcountry. Your students will learn about each region through the presentation slide deck. They will tie together the introductory and background information about backers and sponsors and why people chose to come to North America.

Topics explored:

• Background
• New England Colonies (including info about Jamestown and Plymouth)
• Middle Colonies
• The Backcountry

To facilitate your presentation, the slide deck information is organized into the THREE COLONIAL REGIONS (New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies) and THE BACKCOUNTRY. It develops the following topics for each region:

• Reasons for Settling
• How Governed Selves
• Geography
• Climate
• Resources, Products, Crops
• Economy/Jobs
• Interactions With Native People
• Cities and Challenges

Cornell Note Format:

The student pages are expertly crafted in a Cornell Note format, with the left-hand column reserved for instructions, questions and responses, while the right-hand column provides space for filling in the blank notes as the teacher guides students through the presentation and doodling. Cornell Notes offer numerous advantages for learning, including:

• Structured Organization: Cornell Notes format provide a clear structure for organized note-taking.
• Effective Review: The format facilitates efficient review of key points and main ideas.
• Active Engagement: Students engage actively by summarizing and questioning their notes.
• Focus on Key Details: Separating main ideas from details helps in understanding and retention.

Doodle Notes:

Additionally, the resource incorporates Guided Notes / Doodle Notes®: a skillful integration of words, images, numbers, and shapes for the purposes of learning. It is an approach that combines traditional methods with visual elements like drawings, diagrams, and icons. Completing 13 Colonies Doodle Notes brings several benefits:

• Better Retention: Doodle Notes enhance memory by merging visuals with text.
• Enhanced Understanding: They help students grasp complex concepts through visual representation.
• Personalization: Students can infuse their notes with colors and patterns, making them uniquely their own.
• Focus and Engagement: Doodle Notes keep students attentive and engaged during lessons.
• Simplification: Complex topics are simplified, making them easier to comprehend.
• Effective Communication: Doodle Notes make it effortless to share and convey ideas to others.
• Enjoyable Learning: They transform learning into a fun and enjoyable experience, motivating students.
• Stress Reduction: Doodling can be a relaxing activity that reduces study stress.
• Long-Term Benefits: Improved understanding and retention pay off in the long run, particularly during exams and for reference.

“Let’s Recap”

The “Let’s Recap” pages are designed to help students consolidate their learning. These pages feature a variety of question types, including cause & effect, fill-in-the-blank, open-ended, multiple choice, fact or opinion, and choose-one questions. While teachers don’t have to use all three pages, they serve as fantastic tools for checking understanding, as exit tickets, or even as a summative assessment.

The best part? There’s virtually no prep work involved other than copying the notes sheet, (unless you prefer to assign it electronically, of course).

Bring The 13 Colonies and the Backcountry to life in the classroom with this engaging, informative resource: 13 Colonies Guided Notes Doodle Notes!

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This resource package covers the fascinating Age of Exploration, digging into the motivations driving early European explorers and their sponsors. The pursuit of exploration through the lens of “God, gold, and glory” is thoroughly explored. Furthermore, major early explorers and the patrons who funded their daring expeditions are introduced. Notably, the resource sheds light on the profound impact of these explorations on Indigenous Peoples, with a focus on the consequences of Columbus’ voyages.

The best part? There’s virtually no prep work involved other than copying the notes sheet, (unless you prefer to assign it electronically, of course).

What you get:

• 35 slide presentation Google Slides deck (No access to Google Drive required; you will be forced to make a copy)
• 13 slide Guided Notes / Doodle Notes in Google Slides* (perfect for electronic assignments)
  • * 3 of the pages are: “Let’s Recap” pages to be used as exit tickets, summative evaluation, or checking for understanding
• 13 page PDF Guided Notes / Doodle Notes* for students to write on
  • * 3 of the pages are: “Let’s Recap” pages to be used as exit tickets, summative evaluation, or checking for understanding
• PDF Answer Key for Guided Notes / Doodle Notes

This download contains files that may be printed and copied or used digitally.

Towards the end of the Age of Exploration Doodle Notes section, you’ll find the “Let’s Recap” pages, designed to help students consolidate their learning. These pages feature a variety of question types, including cause & effect, fill-in-the-blank, open-ended, multiple choice, fact or opinion, and choose-one questions. While teachers don’t have to use all three pages, they serve as fantastic tools for checking understanding, as exit tickets, or even as a summative assessment.

Topics Explored:

• What exactly was the Age of Exploration & Discovery?
• What events paved the way for this era? (Think: Crusades and Renaissance)
• What were the driving forces behind these perilous journeys?: “God, Gold, and Glory”:
  • God: Spreading religion and church support
  • Gold: Crusades, trade, spices, enslaved Africans, South American metals, merchants and the Silk Road, faster trade routes, and the Spice Islands
  • Glory: Intense competition between nations, the quest for recognition, and the pursuit of social and economic status

• Who were the brave explorers of this era?
• Who financed these audacious ventures?
• What were the far-reaching consequences for Native Peoples?

The pages for your students are expertly crafted in a Cornell Note format, with the left-hand column reserved for essential questions and responses, while the right-hand column provides space for filling in the blank notes as the teacher guides students through the presentation. Cornell Notes offer numerous advantages for learning, including:

• Structured Organization: Cornell Notes format provide a clear structure for organized note-taking.
• Effective Review: The format facilitates efficient review of key points and main ideas.
• Active Engagement: Students engage actively by summarizing and questioning their notes.
• Focus on Key Details: Separating main ideas from details helps in understanding and retention.

I recommend using the left-hand side after each section and/or as a warm-up for the next day to solidify learning.

Doodle Notes:

Additionally, the resource incorporates Guided Doodle Notes: a skillful integration of words, images, numbers, and shapes for the purposes of learning. It is an approach that combines traditional methods with visual elements like drawings, diagrams, and icons. Completing Guided Doodle Notes brings several benefits:

• Better Retention: Doodle Notes enhance memory by merging visuals with text.
• Enhanced Understanding: They help students grasp complex concepts through visual representation.
• Personalization: Students can infuse their notes with colors and patterns, making them uniquely their own.
• Focus and Engagement: Doodle Notes keep students attentive and engaged during lessons.
• Simplification: Complex topics are simplified, making them easier to comprehend.
• Effective Communication: Doodle Notes make it effortless to share and convey ideas to others.
• Enjoyable Learning: They transform learning into a fun and enjoyable experience, motivating students.
• Stress Reduction: Doodling can be a relaxing activity that reduces study stress.
• Long-Term Benefits: Improved understanding and retention pay off in the long run, particularly during exams and for reference.

Bring the Age of Exploration & Discovery to life in the classroom with this engaging, informative resource! The Age of Exploration Doodle Notes / Guided Notes, presentation and evaluation package will make teaching a breeze!

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