Creative learning aid, memory support, and cheat sheet - with Memoflips, sustainably anchor curriculum content in history lessons. Does your class memorize everything right before the exam without truly understanding the material? This way, the content is not firmly anchored in memory and is quickly forgotten. A creative method for students to learn sustainably and promote interconnected thinking is Memoflips. A Memoflip is a homemade little booklet in the form of cards or sheets that are stapled together. In it, students present their individual learning outcomes on a topic in a compressed format - whether in the form of mind maps, ABC lists, word images, diagrams, and much more - creativity knows no bounds. The Memoflips serve to secure results, but also for review and preparation for exams. This volume provides a helpful introduction to working with Memoflips, general templates such as a crafting guide and an evaluation sheet, as well as worksheets with suitable tasks and expectation horizons for five curriculum topics in history for grades 7 to 10. Low effort, as not much crafting is required, high motivation, and a sustainable learning effect are guaranteed. The topics include: - The Crusades - The American Revolution - Society in the German Empire (1871 - 1918) - The Cuban Missile Crisis - Conspiracy Theories The volume contains: - A helpful introduction - General templates for working with Memoflips - Methodological-didactic notes, worksheets, and expectation horizons for five curriculum topics.