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Hit the Hammer and win your next trivia night

Bennett Sherry
Bennett Sherry 19 days ago

Did you know that medieval scribes doodled weird stuff in the margins of manuscripts? Like knights sparing with snails:

  

That’s a taste the fun tidbits and useful teaching tools you’ll find when you click the hammer. You’ll find guides, tips for activities, and anecdotes about how a Roman emperor tried to tax pee and the US Navy’s floating ice cream factory.

Do you have any cool nuggets like these that you use in class to hook students and get discussions warmed up? Post yours below. We’ll select the best entry and add it to the hammer in one of our courses!

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  • April Williams
    April Williams 17 days ago

    Unfortunately, I don’t have a single "go-to" bit of trivia, which is why I’m so thrilled about this new OER feature! That said, I do have two favorite sources for engaging information that I can work into almost any social studies topic: NPR and Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

    Rarely do I open the NPR app without finding something I can tie into our current unit. And Dr. Gates does such a fantastic job connecting historical patterns to celebrity family genealogies that almost every episode gives me a great hook to engage my students.

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  • April Williams
    April Williams 17 days ago

    Unfortunately, I don’t have a single "go-to" bit of trivia, which is why I’m so thrilled about this new OER feature! That said, I do have two favorite sources for engaging information that I can work into almost any social studies topic: NPR and Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

    Rarely do I open the NPR app without finding something I can tie into our current unit. And Dr. Gates does such a fantastic job connecting historical patterns to celebrity family genealogies that almost every episode gives me a great hook to engage my students.

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