Projects



This is a set of flashcards and small games that I created to help study and learn important terms associated with World War II. It includes a variety of people, years, events, and nations that are crucial to this major event in U.S. history.

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This is a short video I created to provide a brief overview of the forces involved in World War II. It includes both the Axis Powers and the Allied Forces. For each of the countries I provided some minor information either describing a specific leader, how they became involved in the war, or what that country was doing before the war. This would be helpful in introducing the topic of World War II in an American history class. I also set the video to "Big Band" music that would have been popular in the U.S. during the 1940's to help get the viewer into the "swing" of things!

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This is a glog that I created to explain the basics of World War II during the war itself. This would be used during the middle of the learning period to help teach the content. It would allow students to gather the main concepts and help to understand them. It also allows students to interact with the content matter. There are specific videos and websites embedded into the poster itself that help provide perspective and information on the subject.

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This is a Prezi presentation I created to cover the main details of World War II through pictures, videos, and descriptions!

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This VoiceThread is intended to provide high school American history students with a general overview of the events of World War II. It covers the events from the start of the war when Poland was invaded in 1939 to the aftermath of the war and the development of the United Nations in 1945. By viewing this VoiceThread students are able to gain a better insight on what happened during World War II and I have also included questions following each slide for students to respond to.