US History Flipped Classroom Video Curriculum Bundle

This "flipped classroom" US History curriculum includes 44 digital video lessons that cover ALL of American History, each with guided notes or a graphic organizer!

A flipped classroom is where students watch an instructional video at home and do the typical "homework" in class, where the teacher can provide more guidance. It's a great strategy to take lectures out of the classroom and save more time for projects, primary source analysis, and other engaging in-class activities.

These videos can be watched at home and are fully recorded lessons with guided notes that cover exactly what your students need to know.

This download includes a link to a Complete US History Curriculum playlist with 44 videos on ALL of US History. You can see all that are included in the preview or take a look at some of the included lessons here. The YouTube videos cover every major concept of US History and are all based on State Standards. Each is a fully-narrated overview of a topic that explains key concepts, people, terms, and events in ways that students can understand. You can preview one of them on the Watergate Scandal here.

Note, that the actual PowerPoint files are not included with this bundle to keep the cost down. This purchase includes just the YouTube videos and Word Document files of all the guided notes.

If YouTube is blocked in your school, I have now updated this with a link to the videos on my own site! You can access and share every video, guided notes, and Google Doc without having to use YouTube at all!

Complete teacher answer keys are also now included for every set of guided notes!

The guided notes worksheets are perfectly matched up with the videos so that students can take brief notes on the key concepts from each video. Some include interactive notebook-style graphic organizer options in addition to the outline notes as well.

A directions page includes the link to the video playlist as well as several recommended strategies on how to use the videos in your US History classroom.

Thanks so much for checking it out!