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Civics cultural activities for Google Apps
Cultural Diversity Lesson Plans-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion DEI Health Unit
TPT's #1 Best-Selling High School Cultural Diversity Unit!!These "Cultural Diversity Lessons" include 14 lessons that delve into the complexities of diversity and racism, followed up with 5 more lessons on celebrating students own heritage! Using Beverly Daniel Tatum's' article "The Complexity of Identity: 'Who Am I ?'" students work through several complicated identity and race issues. More About This Unit:-Includes 19 impacting lessons Powerful DEI articles, stories, quotes, videos and more!-6
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9th - 12th
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Intro to Culture and Cultural Traits 5-E Lesson | Explore World Culture | Google
This student-favorite lesson explores culture and cultural traits. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E format is easy for you to use! Begin with a fun “4 Pics, 1 Word” warm-up activity, then introduce key vocabulary and concepts. Fill-in notes accompany the lesson. Next, challenge students to complete an “ABC’s of Culture” activity examining cultural traits. Finally, assess learning with a “Search & Find” activity where students watch a video & identify example
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3rd - 8th
Follow the Drinking Gourd by Winter the Underground Railroad Lesson
Follow the Drinking Gourd by Winter The Underground Railroad Lesson is perfect for teaching American history, African American history, main idea and details, cause and effect, new vocabulary, writing skills, and much MORE! This lesson plan includes: Learning Objectives Pre, during, and post reading activities, Background InformationExtension resourceKWL Chart, Word search New Vocabulary activities Reading Comprehension QuestionsCause & Effect activity Main idea and details activity Nearpod
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4th - 6th
Virtual Field Trip | Songs of Civil Rights on Google Slides
Take an experiential musical Civil Rights tour with this Virtual Musical Field trip: Sounds of Civil Rights! From demanding equality in Washington to refusing to ride segregated buses, the United States has always had musicians singing on behalf of its people. Listen to the 14 songs, learn about brief histories, and reflect.Content warning: Civil Rights contains mature content including war, violence, lynching, riots, protests, racism, & Discrimination. When in presentation mode, clicking
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6th - 12th
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Dia de los Muertos Virtual Altar
Let your students create a virtual altar using this template. The slide bundle includes a blank altar to DIY with over 50 images to create a unique altar. It also includes an already complete altar that just needs an image of a deceased one to be honored.Have your students make an altar for someone they miss or turn it into a research project and ask them to learn about a famous Latinx person who passed away. This is a great virtual learning, hybrid learning, or even in-school project!
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5th - 12th
Distance or In-Person: Civil Disobedience-Comparing Points of View in Literature
This product focuses on the perspective of Thoreau's "Resistance to Civil Government," Gandhi's "On Nonviolent Resistance," and King's "Letter from a Birmingham City Jail" in analyzing the perspectives of civil disobedience presented in each.It includes:Instructional slidesbackground details for each textvocabulary development for Thoreau's textliterary focus of paradoxDigital worksheets that guide students through the close reading of each textPost-Reading analysis questionsI use this lesson du
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Distance or In-Person Learning: Complete American Romanticism Unit
Daily Black History Month Slides: Inspirational Quotes, Facts, & Book Talks
Looking for a way to recognize & celebrate Black History Month in your classroom this February? Here are 35+ Google Slides that contain:Inspirational Quotes from Black LeadersBook TalksBlack History FactsClickable links to historical leaders' biography'sThere are 10 quotes, 15 book talks, and 10 facts. There are 28 days in February meaning you have more than enough for the month!
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Not Grade Specific
First Nations Issues in Canada: Stations Activity
In this "Stations" activity, students will get into groups and recieve hands-on learning about some of the largest issues facing First Nations people in today's society. Broken down into 4 stations (Missing Women, Residential Schools, Water Treatment & Drug/Alcohol Abuse), students will go through each and learn about how these problems are affecting F.N.M.I. communities in Canada. Included aside from the Stations Packages and Links, there is more information on Reconciliation activities f
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6th - 11th
April Is Autism Awareness Month
Celebrate Autism Awareness Month with this Google Slideshow that features 18 famous people who are on the Autism Spectrum.
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Not Grade Specific
Visualizing a Citizen Assignment
What does a citizen look like? What do citizens do? What do citizens think about or feel? Have your students answer these questions by using their creativity to color what a citizen looks like to them.Students will color in the outline of the person as a citizen and add words or images around the outside that also relate to citizenship. Students will also explain their choices on the outside around their drawing. On the back of the page is a set of reflection questions for students to use to ref
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8th - 12th
Zoroastrianism: Jigsaw Activity
This "Jigsaw" activity will allow your students to become experts on the ancient religion of Zoroastrianism. Students will be broken into groups to learn about Zoroastrian Beliefs, Rites & Rituals, Ceremonies and Worship, after which they will teach their corresponding group about what they have learned. This package comes with a lesson plan as well as a Powerpoint that provides basic background information to the students.
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8th - 12th
The Rise of White Supremacy in the Reconstruction Era -- Slides
*This is the Slideshow for the other Assignment of the SAME NAME*This lesson works to be focused both on the history of white supremacy and modern-day links to the N-word. In this lesson, students will learn about the origins of the N-word, Reconstruction Era violence towards Black Americans, and the lasting effects of the N-word. This lesson can promote thoughtful discussions among students who may partake in the use of derogatory language and those who have had said it to them. This lesson mus
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6th - 8th
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Global Citizenship Introduction
This Google Slide Presentation allows students to engage in their learning on Global Citizenship. (Note - if you do not have laptop access, a printed copy of the slides would work as well.)Contains:-Word Web for "Global Citizen"-Reading / Images-Comparison Chart : Similarities and Differences between them and a child from Japan
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3rd - 6th
Amend: The Fight for America: Episode 2: Resistance Guided Video Questions
This 10-question video guide follows along with EPISODE 2 (Resistance) of the Netflix series Amend: The Fight for America to your classes. The documentary is rated TV-MA and was released in 2021. Will Smith hosts. Each episode investigates the path toward equal rights for all in America by way of the 14th Amendment. Below is a breakdown of the topics of this episode.Episode 2 Resistance: (52 min) Explores the topics of Reconstruction, the Lost Cause ideology, resistance to the ratificatio
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7th - 12th
3 Parts of Global Citizenship
This Google Slide Presentation allows students to engage in their learning on Global Citizenship. (Note - if you do not have laptops, students can still complete on a printed out version of the slides.)Contains:-Topics (Civic Responsibilities, Cultural Awareness and Environment)-Graphic Organizers / Images-Image (drawing or google search) and Explanation : Exit Activity
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3rd - 6th
25 U.S. Civics Bellringer Writing Prompts & Essential Questions | Google Slides
vThis collection of 25 open-ended critical writing prompts is the perfect way to get students thinking, writing, and discussing essential civics topics and themes. These prompts are ready-to-use as bellringers, extra time writing prompts, or other civics supplements! Students begin by reflecting on Essential Course Questions, (Slides 1-3), and then answer various critical thinking questions about civic issues like voting, the U.S. Constitution, the three branches of government, important legisla
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7th - 12th
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First Nations Spirituality: Lesson & Worksheets
This lesson is aimed at introducing the basics of F.N.M.I. spirituality to your class in an engaging manner. Found within the documents is a Lesson Plan, Google Slide presentation and worksheet of 7 questions that focuses on solidifying teachings about the Medicine Wheel, The 7 Teachings of the Ojibway, and an explanation of the significance of the Totem Pole This lesson created by a teacher who has worked for over 10 years in First Nations communities across Canada, and is filled with hands-o
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7th - 11th
Week Of Action! 13 Guiding Principles BLM
The following slides are geared towards civil rights, taking action and the 13 guiding principles of Black Lives Matter. There are full 5 day activities each with it's own writing activity or follow up questions students can answer ex: acrostic poems, family village organizer, as well as a story time questions and activity and lastly an African American Artist Library.
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2nd - 8th
Russia and Eurasian Republics - Student Atlas
Designed to replace physical journals and paper organizers, this resource allows students to create their own atlas while taking notes in class or conducting their own research remotely. Sections include:Geography - physical features, climateCulture - art, language, food, dress, social structures, technology, beliefsSocial Institutions - government, economic, educational, religiousIn addition, the student atlas includes a final check for understanding and a learning rubric. Combine with introduc
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: World Geo & Cultures BUNDLE: Create Your Own Atlas
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Choice Board
MLK Jr. Day Choice Board: This is a student friendly editable CHOICE BOARD for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Students can choose from a variety of extension writing activities. The prompts are simple and engaging for students of all writing abilities. Students can complete the slides at their own pace and choose some or all tasks to complete.First, students will click the link to the slide for the task they have chosen.Students can read directions on the slide.Students can type their response on t
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2nd - 10th
Current Events Project | Become Your Own News Station!
This is a very engaging project for any current events class! Students will get to become their own "News Station" as they create 4 things:- 3 Episode Podcast Series- 2 Comics- 1 Breaking News Email- A logo for their news stationStudents love the choice they get in which current events they report on. I use this as a Current Events Final Project, but it can be used in any way for your Current Events class!
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7th - 12th
TeachingTeens: Race and Racism
So you want to teach about Racism?These slides were created in partnership with Accultura, a cultural intelligence and diversity training agency in Canada. The slides focus on an exploration of race and racism as a form of systemic oppression in Canada and the United States. Students will learn about the social construction of race in Canada and the United States, how racism can flourish within our institutions, and more generally, what it means to engage with social justice issues and take step
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8th - 12th
Hispanic Heritage Month Símbolos Nacionales de Costa Rica for Google Slides™
¿A tus estudiantes les cuesta nombrar los símbolos nacionales? En este juego digital, los estudiantes tomarán turnos nombrando símbolos nacionales de Costa Rica, intentando adivinar dónde está escondida una sorpresa visual. ¡Sus intentos son premiados con animaciones y gifs! Esta actividad no requiere preparación adicional. Está listo para la reunión virtual o para usar de forma presencial en el aula. Es una actividad divertida que ayudará a tus estudiantes a avanzar del reconocimiento visual a
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PreK - 2nd
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Corners of Culture: Graphic Notes, Blank Notes, Guided Notes (Color and B&W)
When asked to define "culture", my students usually mention food, traditions, and holidays. But there's so much more involved in culture, so I developed an acronym to help students remember that culture involves history, geography, the humanities, economy, rituals, customs, and politics. Then I designed different notes pages for different types of learner: graphic notes (black and white and color) for visual learners, gap-fills for active listeners, completed notes to use as a handout, and blank
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6th - 12th
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