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Free world history cultural activities for Google Apps
World Geography Bell Ringer: FREE WEEK (Print & Digital)
This resource contains a one week sample (with answer key!) of the World Geography Bell Ringer. Your students will use the internet to research and fill in facts about a new country each day of the week. This resource is designed to be used as a daily warm-up or for early finishers. However, this could also be used as a station activity and completed in one sitting. This sample also includes a research tip sheet with website links for your students to access facts and data. Your students will us
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7th - 10th
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South America Interactive Slide
This interactive Google Slide is full of clickable icons that are linked to videos all about South America! From Machu Picchu to Angel Falls, Amazon Rainforest, Patagonia, the Incan Empire, and fun things to do in all around South America. This One Continent slide is a Free Version of my Time Travelers product which covers ALL the continents and region of the world.
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Not Grade Specific
Comida Latina - Cocina Virtual (Spanish Class Food Lesson)
This is a great resource to teach your students about Comida Latina. This Virtual Kitchen resource includes a main cocina (kitchen) or dashboard with clickable features that are linked to explanations of the different types of food and ingredients that you see.You can have your students explore the main page and click around to learn about Latin food. The slides are mostly in English but also make use of some basic Spanish food vocabulary.The full resource includes a main page that serves as the
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4th - 12th
Video Activity: Panama Canal with Google Forms | Distance Learning
Students learn about the history of the Panama Canal by watching a short video and then answer 10 video comprehension questions in Google Forms. This activity is a great addition to Spanish-speaking countries curricula!*****************************************************************************Similar Products•Spanish I Binder Handout: Spanish-Speaking Countries•Passport Activity for Spanish-Speaking Countries•Video Activity: Copán with Google Forms**********************************************
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4th - 12th
Unit on Central America
In this presentation, you will find how to teach about Central America in your classes through geography, poetry and real life stories. You will be given access to my google slide, please make a copy, you will also find links to videos, poems and maps under speaker notes. This lesson can be use on Pear deck to make it more interactive.
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6th - 12th
Soarin' Through Culture- Natural Wonders in Oman and Australia Google Classroom™
Soarin' Through Culture activities are meant to be engaging, culture-rich, social studies and reading activities that you can easily assign to students in Google Forms™ and Google Classroom™. In this pack students explore natural wonders in both Oman and Australia, comparing the two locations and the wonderful landscapes of each. Students read an article, explore images, and answer comprehension questions on the topic.SEE PREVIEW FOR FULL DIRECTIONS ON HOW TO ASSIGN TO STUDENTS.PLEASE enjoy the
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3rd - 5th
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Breakout: Mexican Independence Day
FREE FOREVER!This is my first attempt at making a Digital Breakout game, but I’m hoping it goes well! Please try it out and share your feedback if you have a chance.Students play individually or in small groups to solve a series of 5 digital locks - each one relating to content about Mexican Independence Day. In the download, I've included the link for students to play and a copy of all the puzzles and answers. Enjoy!
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8th - 12th
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Social Studies Virtual Ice Breaker FREEBIE! EDITABLE!
DIGITAL & EDITABLE THROUGH GOOGLE SLIDES!A fun ice-breaker to get to know your students. This activity will help your students make connections about how social studies is relevant to their lives. There are 20 prompts included that you can easily edit or add to! How it works:Students hold up 10 fingersYou read as many prompts as you like (no less than 10)After reading each prompt, students put down one finger if they can relate to the promptIdeally, students will realize how relevant social
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3rd - 12th
Egyptian Book of the Dead Project w/ Rubric
This assignment is a great culmination to an Egyptian mythology unit or unit on Egyptian history. The assignment sheet has clear explanations of expectations with a rubric. The assignment asks the students to demonstrate knowledge of the Egyptian gods and their appearance, the purpose of the Weighing of the Heart ceremony, and the difficulties that a Ba and Ka experienced in the afterlife.
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6th - 12th
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Hinduism/Buddhism Half Pager
A half pager is exactly like it sounds! It is a one pager but is done on only half a sheet of paper. This half pager is meant to be given after the principles of Hinduism and Buddhism have been taught. You may also edit the activity and turn it into a research one pager to fit your needs!
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6th - 10th
Featured Arab Americans
April is Arab American Heritage Month!This resource has over 40 famous & prominent Americans with Arab heritage.Each slide features the person's name, occupation, heritage, and a YouTube video or news article about them. This was created with upper elementary students in mind, but could be used for any grade level. Please consider reviewing the videos for the appropriateness of learners' levels. If you have any issues or concerns, please email eclecticbyecal@gmail.com
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*FREEBIE* How to Play Cricket Activity (Digital Resource)
This is a quick activity for students to learn how to play cricket. I would use this as an independent learning activity after a study of the Influences of the British Empire or while learning about the culture Great Britain. It would be fun to then watch a cricket match together or play as a class! Includes: Independent reading/research about how to play the game of cricketAn interactive "drag and drop" activity*Note: Once you access the slides, you’ll need to “Make a Copy” in order to edit and
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6th - 12th
Lines Henna Hands Art Lesson
Please enjoy my lesson that teaches students about the element of line while incorporating the culture of India. This lesson was super fun with my 3rd grade students. We turned the lesson into a 2 week project since I only see them for 45 minutes.
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3rd - 6th
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Medieval Japan fun activity
Students listen to a rap song about medieval Japan and answer some questions.
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5th - 10th
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Ancient Egypt Market Activity
Hello and Welcome to this engaging activity for Ancient Egypt!During this activity, students will be able to to explore what an Egyptian market was like through different roles, from the Pharaoh to the local baker. Included is a shopping sheet for the citizens as well as gold coins to be used as currency. Included is a rubric for students as well as a formative assessment (summary paragraph) to assess the level of student engagement. What's Included:- Role cards- Shopping List- Egyptian Currency
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6th
Black in Latin America: Cuba: The Next Revolution Viewing Guide
This viewing guide is for the episode Cuba: The Next Revolution from the Black in Latin America series from PBS. Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. explores the complexity of race relations in Cuba from the colonial era through the modern communism. Questions are in chronological order and there is an answer key included.I have used this to teach in teaching World History as well as U.S. History (for U.S. History, I use the video as a comparative study for race relations in nearby countries. The Unite
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7th - 12th
Middle Ages Medieval Coat of Arms
This Medieval Coat of Arms was used in a high school World History class. This resource could also work for home schooling or middle school students. Directions and examples provided.
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6th - 12th
Project: Planning a Trip to Europe
Detailed descriptionIn this 6-page unit, Students practice and perfect their logistical thinking, time management, mathematical understanding, and geography skills by planning their dream trip. Given a set budget and time frame, students are asked to plan their ideal getaway. All details must be taken into consideration and their final project will reflect their understanding of a variety of disciplines.Included:•Detailed teacher directions for use•Project directions for students•Grading Rubric•
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6th - 12th
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Development of World Religions Webquest
This webquest aligns with the Minnesota Social Studies Standard 9.4.3.8.3: Analyze the emergence, development, and impact of religions and philosophies of this era, including Hinduism, Confucianism, Buddhism, Judaism and Christianity. (Classical Traditions, Belief Systems, and Giant Empires: 2000 BCE – 600 CE). Its focus is to show students how world religions emerged so they understand the differences in beliefs and how the early beliefs of these religions are different from today. This should
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9th - 12th
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Poetry of the Middle Passage
Students will read a primary source document about the conditions aboard an Atlantic Slave Trade ship. Students will then demonstrate their understanding of these applauding circumstances by writing an "I am" poem using a provided template.
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9th - 12th
West African Proverbs Discussion Slides
Get students thinking about African proverbs! Students will love discussing how these six West African proverbs relate to adolescents today.
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6th - 12th
8th Grade Ancient Egypt Daily Life Google Slides
This ancient Egypt google slide will allow students to become more engaged as well interact with questions throughout the slides. Ancient Egypt daily life is the lecture towards the end of the unit, however the students should continue to be engaged throughout the entire lesson, and with this google slide, they can!
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8th
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Canadian Immigrant Letter Home (non-editable)
Canadian Immigrant Letter Home (non-editable) - Print & DigitalUsing Google Classroom in your class? NO PROBLEM! This resource comes with a Google compatible version. Just look at the Terms of Use for the Google Slides link!In this activity, students are asked to pretend that they are a newly arrived immigrant in Canada. They must write a letter home to their families describing the following information: ✬ Their new life✬ Where they live✬ The job they have✬ Some of the hardships they faceIn
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3rd - 8th
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***GOOGLE APPS™*** Ramadan Virtual Choice Board
Use: Use this resource to allow students to explore and study Ramadan digitally.Includes: A Google Drive™ folder with teacher notes and 6 activities, inlcuding:-A research activity-3 writing activities-A multiple choice questionnaire -An artwork assignment Terms:This resource is intended for classroom distribution only. You are not permitted to print this resource for any class other than your own. You are not permitted to resell or claim this resource as your own.*Please leave an honest review
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Not Grade Specific
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