Resources included (7)

Great Depression Lesson Plan | Bank Failures | Hoovervilles | Dust Bowl Lesson | US History Lesson

Great Depression Lesson Plan | Causes of the Depression | Stock Market Crash | US History Lesson

World War 2 Lesson Plan | Isolationism in the 1920s and 1930s | US History Lesson Plan

Great Depression Lesson Plan | Challenges & Legacy of FDR & the New Deal | US History Lesson Plan

Great Depression Lesson Plan | Franklin Roosevelt, 2nd New Deal, 1936 Election | US History Lesson

Great Depression Lesson Plan | Franklin Roosevelt & the First New Deal | US History Lesson Plan

Great Depression Lesson Plan | Rise of Franklin Roosevelt & the New Deal | US History Lesson Plan
This 1930s Lesson Plan Bundle for US History students covers pivotal events like the causes of the Great Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, and America’s pre-WW2 isolationism. Perfect for U.S. History teachers seeking engaging and content-rich resources, this bundle includes seven ready-to-use lesson plans tailored for 45-to-50-minute class periods, with flexibility for adjustment.
Designed for educators of all experience levels, these lessons provide a comprehensive overview of key moments that shaped the decade of the 1930s, from economic struggles to government reforms and foreign policy shifts.
Lessons Included in this Bundle:
- Major Causes of the Great Depression (35 slides, 4 pages)
- This lesson examines the major causes of the Great Depression, including overproduction, income inequality, and the unstable banking system. Students will explore key factors like stock market speculation, buying on margin, and the 1929 crash that triggered a decade-long economic crisis.
- Bank Failures, Hoovervilles & the Dust Bowl: Life During the Great Depression (23 slides, 4 pages)
- This lesson delves into the human and environmental toll of the Great Depression, from devastating bank failures to widespread unemployment and Dust Bowl migration. Key topics include “Hoovervilles,” breadlines, and the resilience of Americans during these challenging times.
- Rise of Franklin Roosevelt & the New Deal (32 slides, 4 pages)
- This lesson highlights Herbert Hoover’s response to the Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s rise to power, and the introduction of the New Deal. Students will analyze FDR’s leadership and his early efforts to combat the economic downturn.
- Franklin Roosevelt & the First New Deal (31 slides, 4 pages)
- This lesson covers the First New Deal’s emergency relief programs, including the Civilian Conservation Corps, National Recovery Administration, and Tennessee Valley Authority. Students will evaluate the impact of FDR’s measures on the banking crisis and American morale.
- The 2nd New Deal and the 1936 Election (34 slides, 4 pages)
- This lesson explores the Second New Deal’s reforms, such as Social Security and the Wagner Act, and their long-term implications for labor and entitlement programs. The lesson also examines the 1936 election and the political realignment it sparked.
- Challenges & Legacy of the New Deal (24 slides, 4 pages)
- This lesson analyzes challenges to FDR’s New Deal, including the Supreme Court’s opposition, the court-packing scheme, and the Roosevelt Recession. Students will assess the legacy of the New Deal and its lasting impact on government and economics.
- US Pre-WW2 Isolationism (28 slides, 4 pages)
- This lesson examines U.S. isolationism in the decades before WWII, focusing on policies like the Neutrality Acts and isolationist groups such as the America First Committee. Students will analyze the tension between isolationist and internationalist ideologies in shaping 1930s foreign policy.
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Slides/Pages: 235 total (207 slides, 28 pages)
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Each Lesson Plan Includes:
- PowerPoint Presentation: Ready-to-use, visually engaging slides.
- Guided Notes: Student-friendly fill-in-the-blank notes to accompany the lessons.
- Multiple Choice Quizzes: 6-question quizzes to assess understanding.
- Teacher Answer Keys: Easy-to-reference answer keys for both guided notes and quizzes.
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Why Teachers Love This Resource:
- Great value: By purchasing this bundle, you save over 20% compared to buying each lesson individually.
- Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction.
- Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes.
- Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed.
- Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work.
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