Every event on one front page: the story, the people, a timeline and a question for the class. Pick, print and teach.
Sunday night, and Monday's lesson is still a blank page. You hunt for a reading, build slides, make copies… and half the class tunes out when the textbook opens.
The history you already teach, now on the front page of a newspaper.
The event, the place and the date, like the front page that morning.
What happened, told in clear sentences at a grade 6–12 level.
A full-color painting that puts students inside the scene.
123456Who was there and why they mattered, with painted portraits.
The dates, numbers and places students need to remember.
An open question at the bottom that starts the class discussion.
1 page = 1 class period. Print it in color or black and white, or project it for the whole class.
12 collections · grades 6–12 · print in color or black and white
Hand one newspaper to each student: they read the story, meet the people, check the timeline and answer the question at the bottom.
One class period · zero prep
Tape six front pages around the room and let the class walk from one to the next like a museum, noting what they discover on each page.
Great for review
Keep a few printed newspapers in a folder. The day you're out, your substitute just hands them out and the lesson still happens.
Never a lost class dayA total of $66 in bonuses, at no extra cost
Ready-to-present slides for every era, straight to the screen.
Reading questions, vocabulary and comprehension tasks by period.
Visual summaries of each period for quick review.
A world history course map, quarter by quarter.
Print-and-go lessons for the days you can't be there.
Five-minute warm-ups and quick checks for understanding.
If World History Newspapers isn't right for your classroom, ask for a refund within 30 days and get 100% of your money back, no questions asked.
Dates, names and numbers follow standard history references.
US Letter pages, in color or black and white.
One-time payment, no subscription.
As soon as your payment is confirmed, you receive an email with your access file. Tap "Access Here" and the members area opens already unlocked. Nothing is shipped by mail: everything is digital.
Grades 6–12. The reading level suits middle school, and the depth works for high school world history, including AP review. Homeschool families use it for the ancients-to-modern cycle.
Yes. The Complete includes a U.S. History collection with 50 front pages, from Lexington and Concord, the Constitution and the Civil War to Ellis Island, the New Deal and the civil rights movement.
Yes. The newspapers are simulated (there were no newspapers in ancient Egypt), but the dates, names and events follow standard history references, and every page is reviewed before it goes into the archive.
The pages are finished designs in PDF, not editable templates. You choose the edition that fits your unit and pair it with your own questions or the included bonuses.
The Essential has 100 hand-picked newspapers. The Complete has the whole archive, with 200+ newspapers, the U.S. History collection and the 6 bonuses, for just $7 more.
