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Civics cultural activities for Microsoft PowerPoint
Human Rights for Kids
A colourful, well-structured PowerPoint that contains meaningful activities to teach children about Human Rights. It also provides links to relevant and age-appropriate YouTube clips.
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5th - 7th
What is racism and how can we safely challenge it?
What is racism and how can we safely challenge it?In this introductory lesson, the students will explore the meaning of racism, why it is wrong, and how it impacts individuals and wider society. Through a selection of case studies, we will discuss ways that we can challenge racism safely, and reflect on the way that the individuals in the case studies might be feeling. The lesson touches upon issues such as xenophobic comments relating to foreign languages, discrimination and prejudice, Islamoph
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Healthy Relationships & Social Skills
Cultural Diversity Powerpoint
This 19 slide interactive powerpoint teaches students (or even adults) about culture and ethnicity. This lesson contains information regarding the current view of America as a tossed salad as opposed to a melting pot. Several slides contain discussion questions and images.
Here is a detailed list of what the powerpoint contains:
- cover slide
- culture discussion question
- culture: defined
- what is ethnicity?
- map of US with question
- culture adventure slide
- traditions
- diverse world
- m
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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
National Anthems - ESL adult conversation lesson in PowerPoint format
National Anthem is an ESL conversation lesson in editable PPT format, with a quiz, a worksheet, and teacher’s notes.Anthems are interesting because they offer us insight into the self-image or the self-conceptualization of the country’s history. National anthems are designed to “unite the population around shared values”, but they sometimes do the exact opposite. In this lesson, students discuss the importance (or lack of importance) of national anthems. We talk about the validity of using the a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
1930s Pop Culture Icons, Celebrities, Fashion, Movies, Technology, Slang, Music
This presentation takes the learners in a journey through time back to the 1930s to give the students of culture a glimpse of what that period of time was like.This presentation introduces the readers to the icons, the music, the movies, the fashions, the celebrities, the technology and the slang language of that time. This presentation is an enjoyable journey into the past and a very informative resource for all the students of culture and the history of pop art.
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9th - 12th
Urban American 1865-1896 American Vision Modern Times Chapter 6
This 58 slide presentation deals with the industrialization phase of the United States in the decades following the Civil War. The topics discussed in this presentation discusses the following topics:I - ImmigrationII - UrbanizationIII - The Gilded AgeIV - PopulismV - The Rise of SegregationThis presentation follows Chapter 6 of The American Vision by GlencoeThis is a presentation that always draws a great response from my high school students.The use of the text book cover in this description i
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Caricatures – The right to express an opinion ESL, EFL, ELL adult conversation
This presentation contains a 44 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT formatIn Europe, the satirical French magazine ‘Charlie Hebdo’ has been on the news along with the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten and their ‘Muhammad cartoons controversy’ in 2005. In sep. 2nd 2016, they published two caricatures that literally turned our stomachs. These caricatures sparked a debate about caricatures and the freedom of expression. It Includes:- The origin of caricatures- the difference between a cartoon a
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Famous African Americans - #1
This first unit introduces students to quick biographies of famous people who have made significant contributions. I made these for hallway bulletin boards I was responsible for in my school. I strategically set them up near the cafeteria and gym, places where students stood in line for a few minutes. And they read them!Everyone needs heroes, people to look up to and aspire to be like. As an ESL teacher, I wanted my students to recognize themselves in highly accomplished musicians, scientists, d
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K - 5th
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
Museums - Debate - ESL, EFL, ELL adult and kid conversation & debate lesson
Museums – do we still need them? an ESL adult conversation PPT lessonThis is a two-hour PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format and a quiz activity. It's a wonderful lesson to give before or after a weekend or a vacation.Museums are changing fast to fit and adjust to modern times. Some museums manage to incorporate the newest technology into their exhibitions and some fall behind. In this lesson, we discuss the place of museums in communities and their social and educational responsibilities in
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Pro and Post Vacation Bundle - ESL adult conversation PowerPoint lessons
Día del Niño / Children's Day
ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONAnanas ✏️, Inspire, Teach & Care Join the celebration of Universal Children's Day with Ananas! Our unique teaching materials on Teachers Pay Teachers include classroom posters and stickers, coloring worksheets, and a summary of the children's rights and responsibilities. Includes PDF 16:9 (For presentations) and A4 PDF✏️ Let's inspire, teach, and care for the future generation together! #ChildrensDay #EducationForAll #AnanasTeachingMaterials #AnanasInspireTeachCareDESCR
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PreK - 3rd
Entire debate course bundle
This includes many resources, video and reading, to help kids debate many topics including:Death penaltyGunsHate speechImmigrationPornographyPrisonsPrivacyProstitutionDrugsSextingPatriot ActWelfareAbortionAnimal experimentationCloningEuthanasiaMarijuanaShould adolescents be jailed without parole for certain crimes?ObesityMentally illIs the earth actually flat?Partial birth abortionSpankingStem cellsAffirmative actionDress codeDrug testingReligious expressionSearchesThreatsVaccinesHonor killingsJ
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7th - 12th
Famous Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans
Dear Parents and Teachers,Ideal for distance learning and homeschooling!This unit introduces students to quick biographies of famous people who have made significant contributions. I made these for hallway bulletin boards I was responsible for in my school. I strategically set them up near the cafeteria and gym, places where students stood in line for a few minutes. And they read them!Everyone needs heroes, people to look up to and aspire to be like. As an ESL teacher, I wanted my students to re
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K - 5th
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
Citizenship Power Point: Duties and Responsibilities of American Citizens
Power Point Presentation teaching students about the duties and responsibilities of American citizens. Each slide contains examples of the duty/responsibility in daily life and pictures. Good for discussion starters.
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3rd - 10th
Industrialization 1865-1901 American Vision Modern Times Chapter 5
This 162 slide presentation deals with the industrialization phase of the United States in the decades following the Civil War. The topics discussed in this presentation discusses the following topics:I - IndustrializationII - The RailroadsIII - Big BusinessIV - UnionsThis presentation follows Chapter 5 of The American Vision by GlencoeThis is a presentation that always draws a great response from my high school students.The use of the text book cover in this description is to let any potential
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
"The Courage of One" Original Book
I have created an original book about being different in a classroom setting, which expands into the rest of life. It deals with a main character "Uno" who speaks a different language than his peers (who are math symbols) and who feels left out. He is bullied in the story, but one person speaks up in his defense, encouraging the other students to accept him as he is.
The story involves multicultural acceptance while incorporating aspects of mathematics. It would be great to use for a story ab
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PreK - 12th
Promotional Class President
Class President Assignment on Promotion OverviewYour school has been making some big changes and you feel you are equipped to lead your student body. You know promotion is important and catering to individuals with all different backgrounds and beliefs is crucial. You have decided to run for the office of School President at your high school. Prepare a two-minute speech following the guidelines, and using the resources below to deliver a message to the members of the school, students and faculty
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7th - 12th
Homelessness - an ESL adult debate PowerPoint lesson
This is an ESL adult debate lesson. It includes a PowerPoint with worksheets and teacher’s notes.Homelessness is always an important discussion issue, but this year it seems more important than ever.We can all benefit from a reminder that homelessness is a society problem and not an individual problem. Every winter I have this lesson with my classes. I combine it with a joint activity with a local homeless shelter, where my students can choose to volunteer and help out.It is my experience that t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Peaceful Social Justice Protest Guide - Distance Learning
It is important in today's day and age that we teach our students to use their platform and voice to help create positive change. When students are given a platform it is important for them to understand how to use it appropriately. I hope this product will help accomplish that goal. This product is great for the Classroom or Distance Learning. This how-to guide will help your students take action by peacefully protesting! Guide Includes:Instructions on setting up a peaceful protest at school or
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3rd - 12th
Celebrate Black History Research
This is a fairly simple, creative, and fun research activity celebrating Black History Month. This is one project that students will focus on entirely. Can be modified for a one pager as well.
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1st - 12th
Public transport - ESL adult conversation lesson in PowerPoint format
Public transport is an ESL adult conversation lesson in PowerPoint format, with worksheets, and teacher’s notes. The pandemic has set the world’s public transport back decades, and a 2021 research shows that many people will be slow to go back to it even when it is secure again. This lesson encourages a debate about the importance of public transport.In this lesson, we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of contemporary public transport, what type can we expect the future to bring, and how
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
National School Walkout 2018
The National School Walkout will take place on March 14th, 2018 at 10am. It is a nationwide protest of our leaders' failure to pass laws that protect us from gun violence.
What will you teach your students on that day? This lesson draws on the history of the 1968 East L.A Chicano walkouts (where 10,000 Mexican American students protested unequal school conditions for 2 weeks) and makes the seamless connection to today's walkouts. It holds space for students to make their voices heard.
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6th - 9th
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