9th Grade History PLC
A space for 9th grade history teachers to share lesson ideas, swap resources, and plan together across the semester.
Partner Area
Compass Civics
Student-led policy research, civic action, and mentorship.
Connect Google Ads and promote the payday-loan education book
Because the nonprofit published the book for civic education, we can prepare a mission-based campaign that clearly advertises the educational book—not a loan service.
Based on Kason Kendall’s OJSS research
Hiroshima & Nagasaki: How Should We Remember the Atomic Bombings?
A large, evidence-rich lesson that asks students to compare textbook stories, U.S. decision-making, Japanese civilian experiences, military estimates, diplomacy, and the lasting nuclear debate.
5
class periods
12+
primary sources
1
evidence-based inquiry
Where is your team right now?
For each step, record one action your team will start, one you'll stop, and one you'll continue. Then write a SMART goal and a short reflection. Your team's answers are saved here — no paper needed.
Essential Standards and Skills
Action 1 of 4
Shared Clarity and Defined Mastery
Action 2 of 4
Common Formative Assessments
Action 3 of 4
Systematic Interventions
Action 4 of 4
Discussion
1 postShare what's working in your classroom, ask questions, drop resources. Everyone in the group sees posts instantly.
Teacher
Aug 10, 2026
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Option 1 — Direct link
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Option 2 — Embed code (HTML)
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- Go to Modules → + Module Item.
- Choose External Tool, pick this link.
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