November 2019 Curriculum Calendar - Lesson Plan Ideas by Date
Enhance your current curriculum with this fun reference calendar. Whether you want to highlight historic events, honor birthdays of significant people, or celebrate holidays, this is a valuable tool for every teacher. Click on any event to find a breadth of related teaching resources that will spark new ideas to spice up your daily lessons. There's something worth celebrating every day!
Curriculum Calendar
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27
President Theodore Roosevelt born (1858)
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US presidents
First New York City subway opens (1904)
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mass transit, public transportation
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28
Statue of Liberty dedicated (1886)
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New York, Liberty Island
National Prohibition Act goes into effect (1919)
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Volstead Act, speakeasies
Cuban Missile Crisis ends (1962)
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29
First ARPANET link established, precursor to the Internet (1969)
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technology, computer networks
Stock Market crashes, "Black Tuesday" (1929)
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Great Depression, stock market crash
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30
John Adams born (1735)
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US presidents
War of the Worlds radio broadcast (1938)
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H.G. Wells
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31
Halloween
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costumes, Halloween traditions
Seven Billion Day: global population reaches 7,000,000,000 (2011)
Also try:
population growth
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1
European Union comes into existence (1993)
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Europe
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2
Day of the Dead
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Dia de los Muertos
James Polk born (1795)
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US presidents
Warren G. Harding born (1865) and elected president (1920)
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US presidents
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3
Daylight Saving Time ends, Standard Time begins
Also try:
time zones
Chevrolet Motor Car Company incoporated (1911)
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automobile industry, transportation
Linus Pauling wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1954)
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molecular biology, biochemistry
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4
First wagon train reaches California (1841)
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westward movement, Oregon Trail
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5
Guy Fawkes arrested for Gunpowder Plot (1605)
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Guy Fawkes
Susan B. Anthony votes and is fined $100 (1872)
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women's suffrage, 19th Amendment
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6
Inventor of basketball, James Naismith, born (1861)
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James Naismith
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7
Marie Curie born (1867)
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radioactivity, radioactive isotopes
The New York City Museum of Modern Art opens (1929)
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art galleries, art museums
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8
Wilhelm Roentgen discovers x-rays (1895)
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electromagnetic spectrum, Wilhelm Roentgen
National STEM/STEAM Day
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engineering, science experiments
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9
Carl Sagan born (1934)
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astronomy
Kristallnacht begins (1938)
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Holocaust
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10
Sesame Street debuts on PBS (1969)
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puppets
Great Wall of China opens for tourism (1970)
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Ming Dynasty, Chinese history
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11
Veterans Day
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US military
Origami Day
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Japanese culture, arts and crafts
World War I Armistice signed (1918)
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Woodrow Wilson, Fourteen Points
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12
Elizabeth Cady Stanton born (1815)
Joseph Stalin becomes ruler of the Soviet Union (1927)
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Soviet Union, socialism
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13
Vietnam Veterans' Memorial dedicated (1982)
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Vietnam War
World Kindness Day
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compassion, character education
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14
Claude Monet born (1840)
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impressionism
Treasure Island first published as a book (1883)
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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15
America Recycles Day
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recycled art, conservationism
Georgia O'Keeffe born (1887)
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painting flowers, artists
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16
Federal Reserve Bank opens for business (1914)
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central banking
International Day for Tolerance
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character education
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17
Suez Canal opens in Egypt (1869)
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Egypt
Elizabethan era begins: Queen Mary I of England dies (1558)
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Queen Elizabeth I, Queen Mary I
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18
Push-botton phones used for the first time (1963)
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telecommunications
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19
President Abraham Lincoln delivers the Gettysburg Address (1863)
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Battle of Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln
Impeachment hearings against President Bill Clinton begin (1998)
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President Bill Clinton
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20
Edwin Hubble born (1889)
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Hubble telescope
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21
Voltaire born (1694)
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Enlightenment, philosophers
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22
President John F. Kennedy assassinated (1963)
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John F. Kennedy, US presidents
Angela Merkel takes office as first female German Chancellor (2005)
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female leaders, German history
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23
Fibonacci Day
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Golden Ratio, mathematicians
Family Volunteer Day
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community service
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24
Origin of Species published (1859)
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Charles Darwin, evolution
Zachary Taylor born (1784)
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US presidents
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25
Andrew Carnegie born (1835)
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philanthropy, charity
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26
Alice in Wonderland first published in America (1865)
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Lewis Carroll, fantasy genre
Charles Shultz born (1922)
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Charlie Brown, cartoonists
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27
Bill Nye born (1955)
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science education
Atmosphere discovered on the extrasolar planet Osiris (2001)
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atmosphere, Hubble Space Telescope
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28
William Blake born (1757)
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Romantic Age, poets
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29
National Native American Heritage Day
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ancestors
C.S. Lewis born (1898)
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The Chronicles of Narnia
Louisa May Alcott born (1832)
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Little Women
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30
Mark Twain born (1835)
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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Winston Churchill born (1874)
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British prime ministers
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