Who says history has to be boring?
History isn't boring. It's just been taught that way.
Make History Fun with curriculum that will keep your students engaged!
History isn't boring. It's just been taught that way.
Make History Fun with curriculum that will keep your students engaged!
Make History Fun exists to prove that history isn’t boring — it’s just been taught that way. The past is full of drama, ambition, conflict, humor, and larger-than-life personalities. Our mission is to bring that energy back into the classroom through creative storytelling, interactive digital resources, and bold ideas that make students lean in instead of tune out.
On February 17, 2020, the educational resource “Make History Fun” was featured nationally on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
During the episode, kid presidential expert Macey Hensley brought presidential Valentines cards to the show that were created by Make History Fun. The cards were used in an on-air in a segment with host Ellen DeGeneres and guest Melissa McCarthy.
The appearance resulted in national television exposure for the Make History Fun materials, highlighting them as an engaging and creative way to teach U.S. presidential history.
His philosophy in his classroom is “Make History Fun.” He uses a number of different resources to teach his students about history. His Constituting America lesson “Little Jemmy is Missing” is an interactive escape room lesson where the students must find “Little Jemmy” a.k.a. James Madison and the missing Constitution. He also enjoys incorporating debates, songs, and skits to bring history to life for his students. His historical themed Valentines Day Cards were featured on “The Ellen” show to celebrate Presidents Day.
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