History you can investigate
Print-and-go mini-packs help grades 4–6 learners look closely at historical sources, make careful claims, and ask what still needs checking.
Current printable packs
Each guide is fictional and clearly labelled. The historical claims come from the sources, not the characters.
Scotland · Grades 4–6
A 14-page A4 mini-pack with three lessons about following evidence, making careful claims, and leaving room for questions. Learners explore a battlefield record, an archive catalogue, and a later story about William Wallace.
Fiction note: William Walrus is a fictional classroom guide, not William Wallace.
Ancient Egypt · Grades 4–6
A 15-page A4 mini-pack with three lessons: examine the Rosetta Stone, compare sources about Cleopatra VII, and explore how later writers shape historical memory.
Fiction note: CleoCATra is a fictional guide, inspired by Cleopatra VII but not Cleopatra, and never evidence for her life.
What's inside
A simple sequence, timing, and prompts for discussion.
Print-friendly student activities for source exploration.
Separate a supported fact from an inference or question.
Story pages and meme labs keep the learning lively.
Made for flexible learning
Students can write, sketch, dictate, or work with a partner. The printables are designed to be usable without web access during the lesson, making them a practical option for homeschool and classroom routines.
Status notes: worlds with an open publication gate are never listed here as for-sale products. One additional world is complete but held off the site entirely pending attorney review; it has not been dropped.