Tag: OTD

  • Cinco De Mayo: Not Mexican Independence Day

    Learn about what Cinco De Mayo means to US and North American history by checking out my blog and resources. (link)

  • Warren Spahn: The Winningest Southpaw in Baseball History

    Warren Spahn, a legendary left-handed pitcher and war hero, significantly impacted baseball with outstanding achievements and resilience, shaping the Braves franchise’s legacy from Boston to Milwaukee.

  • Book Review for Demon of Unrest

    This book chronicles the Civil War’s beginnings, focusing on key figures like Edmund Ruffin and the cotton aristocracy, illustrating how pride and ideology led to tragic conflict.

  • TDIH: Beware the Ides of March

    Teaching the play “Julius Caesar” is valuable for its historical, moral, and literary significance. Various engaging activities and online resources enhance learning.

  • War of 1812: Battle of New Orleans

    Teaching the Battle of New Orleans and Andrew Jackson demands nuanced understanding and critical thinking.

  • December 1914: When Peace Broke Out

    In December 1914, soldiers from opposing sides celebrated Christmas together, sharing songs, gifts, and moments of peace, highlighting the power of human connection amidst war.