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Middle school geography games for Easel Assessments
Trivial del Día de Europa / EU Trivial in Spanish
Trivia game to be used during "Europe Day" celebrated on 5 May by the Council of Europe and on 9 May by the European Union. It can also be used as an activity to learn about geographical, historical or cultural aspects of the main European countries.It includes 55 cards in Spanish (English version freebie) and can be used in its printable or digital version. Specially designed to work in cooperative or collaborative groups in a fun and entertaining way.Juego tipo trivial con tarjetas para utiliz
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Geography : A "Mindbender's" Game of Canada for grades 6 on up.
A "Mindbender's" Game of Canada:Become an expert about the geography of Canada simply by playing a game! *Includes a map of Canada for reference and to color (colored pencils are recommended). A great way to familiarize your students with the geography of Canada. “Highly engaging!” · 14 questions that can be used at the beginning or end of class sessions (one or two questions at a time) or for an entire class session (all questions), or as a game where the students are divided into small groups
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7th - 10th
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Australian History Trivia Quiz Powerpoint + Free crossword
The Australian History Trivia Quiz is a collection of questions that test your knowledge about the history of Australia. The quiz covers a wide range of topics related to Australia's history. Participants may be asked to identify significant events or individuals in Australian history, answer multiple-choice questions, or provide short written answers. The quiz is suitable for anyone who wants to test their knowledge of Australian history, including students, educators, history enthusiasts, and
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
4 Rincones/ 4 Corners for Social Studies Vocabulary
In this presentation, students will need to identify examples of continents, countries, states and cities (continentes, paises, estados, y ciudades). This presentation includes 20 examples that can be used in one session or broken apart into smaller sections.To play 4 corners, mark each corner of the room with one of the vocabulary words. When you show an example, students will need to move to the corresponding corner. If playing virtually, you can have students hold up the number with fingers
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3rd - 9th
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