Mr. Guess

World History AP
World Geography
Speech and Debate

[Mr. Guess @RealMrGuess]

me to research a topic and record a 'Storytime', I would be more than happy to do so. For those of you that have met Dovah, you know how much we love our floofy girl, and how heartbreaking it is for us to watch her be in so much pain. Thank you

[Mr. Guess @RealMrGuess]

tell stories about/from history and I bring all of my theatricality into it for my students in my history classes. I am offering a recording/podcast of a topic in history to those who would like to donate. I will have a list of stories that I can record, though if you would like

[Mr. Guess @RealMrGuess]

Ko-Fi account (https://t.co/h9uWmcvjXq) open now. We will also soon be posting a Waggle for the Vet bills as they come in.

My wife is offering commission art and short fics/stories to help fund raise for Dovah. Some of you are familiar with 'Mr. Guess' Storytime'. It's when I

[Mr. Guess @RealMrGuess]

bathroom. She is in a lot of pain, and it's been tough as we've been almost non-stop on the phone to get her to a specialist. She sees one tomorrow to see if it's cancer or not. She's turning 6 this February, and we're trying to raise money for her Vet bills. My wife and I have a

[Mr. Guess @RealMrGuess]

To all my friends and family here on Facebook. I have some heavy news that just hit us on Friday. Our dog, Dovah went in to the vet for some lameness in her right hind leg. Long story short, she has a 10cm mass in her pelvis that make it very painful for her to walk and go to the

[History Classroom @HistClassroom]

On This Day in History in 1916, First U.S. air combat mission begins. https://t.co/1wkCQvMLOM

[American Battlefield Trust @Battlefields]

#OnThisDay March 20th, 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s antislavery novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' was published in book form for the first time.

https://t.co/lhQJYydYVV

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The curriculum was predominantly based on ancient Greek and Roman ideas of education https://t.co/lDp5nva9MN

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On This Day in History in 1841, Supreme Court rules on the Amistad case. https://t.co/NJq3Qi1nv1

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#OnThisDay in 1936 a new fighter plane prototype took off from Eastleigh Aerodrome on its first test flight: the Spitfire. When the test pilot, Captain Joseph 'Mutt' Summers, landed the plane, he famously said to the engineers, "Don't touch anything" https://t.co/oGpLJbT48z

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On This Day in History in 1807, Congress abolishes the African slave trade. https://t.co/5CKIsbZTMc

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#OnThisDay at noon in 747 BC the Babylonian king Nabonassar ascended the throne. This date marks the start point of the Babylonian chronicle - the beginning of a new era characterised by the systematic maintenance of chronologically precise historical records

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On This Day in History in 1990, Nelson Mandela released from prison. https://t.co/iGOWn59xZ0

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On This Day in History in 1943, Americans secure Guadalcanal. https://t.co/iGOWn59xZ0

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On This Day in History in 1943, Germans surrender at Stalingrad. https://t.co/K5F6dRDwZV

[Mr. Guess @RealMrGuess]

...and it was exactly what I needed today. It meant a great deal, and I'm honored that you guys still like to come in every now and again. So, to all my guys and gals out there, if ever you all want more 'story time', my door's always open

[Mr. Guess @RealMrGuess]

I wanted to take a moment to tanks a few of my students for a great birthday present today. Jake, Cosme, Sarah, Michael, and all the rest of you who came in during the passing periods and after school to wish me a happy birthday and talk history, you guys are awesome

[HISTORY @HISTORY]

Despite his short reign, King Tut has become the most famous of all Egypt’s pharaohs thanks to the splendor of his tomb, which was first discovered in 1922 by the British archaeologist Howard Carter. https://t.co/Qpqj7itIPf

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Without them, there would have been no United States of America. #FoundingFathers https://t.co/4oauSwYNVu

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#OnThisDay in 1879 in the aftermath of the disaster at Isandlwana, a tiny band of British soldiers started to defend a small, hastily-fortified mission station from thousands of battle-hardened Zulu warriors: Rorke's Drift https://t.co/KyNKy8zRyy