Lesson	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
Lesson 1: Who is Bill Clinton	45 minutes	Pictures of Bill Clinton, world map, timeline template, markers	Introduce Bill Clinton with pictures and ask if anyone knows who he is.	Discuss where and when Bill Clinton lived, and what he is famous for. Show locations on a world map. Students fill in a timeline template with some key points.	Recap the main points about Bill Clinton's life and ask students to share one fact they learned.	Collect completed timelines to check for understanding of key facts and dates.
Lesson 2: Bill Clinton's Contributions	45 minutes	List of Clinton's achievements, video clips, discussion questions	Briefly recap who Bill Clinton is and introduce the idea that he made important contributions.	Show video clips of Clinton's achievements. Discuss in groups how his work impacted society and culture. List contributions on the board.	Groups share their discussions. Summarize the impact of Clinton's contributions.	Assess participation and understanding through group discussions and contributions to the list on the board.
Lesson 3: Impact on the World	45 minutes	Newspaper articles, internet access, discussion prompts	Review Clinton's contributions from the previous lesson.	Divide students into groups and assign each a different contribution of Clinton's to research. Groups discuss how that contribution influenced the world.	Groups present their findings. Summarize how Clinton's work has had a lasting impact globally.	Evaluate group presentations and understanding of global impact through questioning.
Lesson 4: Connecting to Our Lives	45 minutes	Personal reflection sheets, pencils, examples of Clinton's policies	Discuss how historical figures can influence our lives today.	Students complete a reflection sheet on how Clinton's policies might affect their lives or their community. Share examples to guide thinking.	Students share their reflections in small groups. Summarize common themes.	Collect reflection sheets to assess personal connections made by students.
Lesson 5: Designing a Timeline	45 minutes	Timeline template, markers, information on Clinton's life	Explain the importance of timelines in understanding historical events.	Students work individually to design a detailed timeline of Bill Clinton's life using given information.	Students present their timelines. Discuss key events and their significance.	Review timelines for accuracy and completeness.
Lesson 6: Recap and Review	45 minutes	Quiz sheets, pencils, review notes	Brief recap of all previous lessons. Highlighting key points about Bill Clinton's life and contributions.	Conduct a quiz based on the information covered in previous lessons. Include a mix of multiple-choice, true/false, and short answer questions.	Review quiz answers as a class. Clarify any misunderstandings.	Collect and grade quizzes to assess overall understanding of the unit on Bill Clinton.