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10th grade african history research for Google Apps
Slavery and the Slave Trade in America - History of Slavery Timeline Project
Skip the long lecture and implement this unique research project on the origin, progression, and abolition of slavery in America. Allow students to pursue the discovery of these events through research and the creation of an interactive timeline! After conducting research, students will create a multimedia digital timeline documenting 20 related events, 10 supporting images, and 3 relevant media files! This research project on slavery in America will provide you and your students with all the ma
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9th - 12th
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Souvenirs from Africa Research Design Project | African Regions PBL | Google
Project-based learning is a fun way to investigate the 5 regions of Africa. Guided slides help you introduce & explain the project. First, a research guide challenges students to identify & explain each region’s unique geographic & cultural features. Then, they complete a design project creating & displaying souvenirs from each African region. They place their souvenirs on shelves, walls, furniture & floors to decorate their bedroom templates. Students write descriptions expl
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6th - 12th
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Black History in Canada - A Collaborative Timeline - Distance Learning Ready!
Your class will work together to create this distance learning compatible timeline of Black History in Canada.There are 32 possible events in the timeline. Choose the events that you want to include based on the number of students in your class. Assign each student an event and then go through the instruction slides with them. Pay particular attention to the ‘Slide Creation Tips’ and ‘Example Slide Set’ when going over things with your class as these give the students a good idea of what the ass
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7th - 10th
Africville Webquest
Students will explore and read the website provided to learn and complete the 18 questions about a black Nova Scotian community that once existed and is now a shameful example of racism and injustice that took place in Nova Scotia, Canada.
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7th - 12th
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Understanding Apartheid Research Hyperdoc Webquest
In this interactive webquest hyperdoc, students are introduced to the tough topic of Apartheid in South Africa. This was created to be used as an activating knowledge research organizer before reading the play My Children, My Africa! but it is general enough to be adapted to any text that takes place in South Africa during Apartheid, or when needing to introduce students to the topic. This hyperdoc includes videos, images, and music selections and is a one-stop-shop project for students to indep
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Paired Reading Set: Soliloquy and Monologue
Black History Assignment - Through Their Eyes - Intermediate Gr.
Introduce your students to the pivotal moments and influential figures of Black history with the Through Their Eyes project, a multifaceted educational experience ideally suited for grades 7-12 (and easily adaptable for other grades). This assignment invites students to step into the shoes of an important figure in Black history, exploring their lives, struggles, and achievements through a creative and introspective lens.In this compelling assignment, students are encouraged to:Discover Analyze
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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African Diversity Class Project for World Geography Using Google Slides
This class project is intended to be worked on by the entire class at one time to showcase the diversity of ethnicities in Africa. Perfect for distance learning!Students choose from a list of African ethnicities linked on slide 4. No two groups should have the same. Assignment can certainly be completed individually as well.Students work on and complete the slides for just their assigned ethnicity.
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6th - 12th
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Kingdoms of Africa Project - African Kingdoms Mali, Songhai, and Ghana
One of my FAVORITE units to teach is Ancient Africa! The incredible culture of Ancient African kingdoms changed the course of history. My students loved learning about Mali, Songhai, and Ghana so I created a presentation project so that THEY could teach the class! You will receive: -Instructions for a research slideshow -Rubric-Example Project -Notes that students can take on the kingdoms while they watch their classmates present-Slideshow for the lesson I suggest dividing students into groups f
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5th - 10th
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The 1619 Project, The New York Times Podcast: Episodes 1-3 BUNDLE!!
NOW WITH A DIGITAL WORKBOOK for online learning!***The link for Episode 3 Webquest is no longer correct. I am currently working to rectify this issue!***This product is meant to be paired with the podcast 1619, presented on The New York Times' The Daily.Dive into the research presented by Nikole Hannah-Jones on her journey to discovering and developing the true history of her ancestors. From the docking of the ship the White Lion at Point Comfort in 1619 to today's America, black American's have
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6th - 12th
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Decolonization Research Project
This is a project that can be used as a culminating project for Decolonization - focusing on Africa - but that can be adapted to allow students to include any country around the world that has gone through the process of decolonization. Included in the materials are:Google Slides Template that can be assigned to students to use to create their projectsResearch materials to support projects on Algeria, Egypt, Ghana and KenyaYou can of course adapt to fit your students, but the project is here and
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9th - 11th
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Amazing Africa Research Project
(Updated August 2023) This is a great student-friendly resource to help them learn about Africa's rich history and present. Created on Google Slides, this resource is easily adapted to fit your classroom. Students are presented with 9 Historical Topics and 8 Current Topics about places in Africa. Each topic includes a short description, probing question, difficulty rating, and sample article. Students are also provided with 11 creative project ideas for how to present their finding. The slides a
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5th - 12th
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Canada's African Heritage Month: Blackout Poetry Assignment
This assignment is a very well-organized way to introduce Canadian African Heritage to your students. There is a link to a video that relates to the TDSB, you may need to edit this out - but you will be able to edit the document when you purchase. Going to be away for a few days? You can basically hand this out and let students start the inquiry/research. I have included some details that will help- but it is very much a self-directed project. The project takes about 3-4 classes depending on the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Black Power Webquest
This Webquest is designed for African American History but can be used for any course that teaches Black History. The Webquest uses different websites to give a background on the Nation of Islam and Elijah Muhammad, Black Power, compares and contrasts to the Civil Rights Movement, and the Black Panthers. There are 20 questions.Some of our in person students (hybrid learning) aren't able to access history.com so I save the articles as a PDF and upload that to my Google Classroom as a backup for t
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6th - 12th
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Reading Like A Historian: West African Trading in the Middle Ages
This critical thinking activity uses the same approach as the Stanford History Education Group. It utilizes primary sources and guides students to compare the sources given and make a claim using evidence about the West African Kingdoms and their role in trade. What was their impact and how di they influence the trade economy? This can be bundled with the Google Slides presentation The Empires of Ghana, Mali and Songhai.Include in this assignment is Teacher guide and Student Materials
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â West Africa Bundle (Ghana, Mali, Songhai)
The 1619 Project, The New York Times Podcast: Episodes 4-5.2 BUNDLE!
NOW WITH A DIGITAL WORKBOOK for online learning!This product is meant to be paired with the podcast 1619, presented on The New York Times' The Daily.Dive into the research presented by Nikole Hannah-Jones on her journey to discovering and developing the true history of her ancestors. From the docking of the ship the White Lion at Point Comfort in 1619 to today's America, black American's have shaped this country but continue to face adversity in 2019.This bundle includes:Episode 4: Critical &
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7th - 12th
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Stamped: "The Great Contradictor"
Dive into Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds' STAMPED: Racism, Antiracism, and You.This product covers chapter ten of the non history, history book titled "Jefferson's Notes". This product is two pages and covers Thomas Jefferson's final years as one of the most contradictory men in history on the issue of slavery. This product can be paired with any novel studying any African history, Black history, podcasts, fiction novels, nonfiction novels, poems, and much more!If you have a question about wh
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6th - 12th
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Famous Black American Project
This product includes a research project about a Famous Black American of your students' choice. This is a great resource for:Black History MonthResearch ProjectsNote Taking SkillsCreative ProjectsInformational WritingSelf ExpressionChoice
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3rd - 12th
Africa Current Events Project
If you are looking for a comprehensive project on African geography this is the one. Students will work together in groups to research, analyze, evaluate, and create potential solutions to some of Africa's most critical problems. Students will love this assignment because they will get to problem-solve a real-life issue. They will also become invested in the project because they will feel like they can be part of the solution. This is a great assignment because it uses higher-order thinking skil
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Africa Geography Unit Bundle (6+ Weeks)
Test your knowledge of Africa & stereotypes. DISTANCE LEARNING or in class.
This a great lesson to start your unit on Africa. It addresses common stereotypes of Africa through questions and collaborative research. This lesson also incorporates two world maps which touches on the issue of map distortions. Good for Geography and World History. Challenge your students to learn and transform their understanding of this incredible continent!Included in this Google slides lesson:map work - drag and drop activitymap work - comparing two world mapsimpactful questions to c
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7th - 12th
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Ethnic Studies: Harlem Renaissance
This is a 2-3 day Google slides presentation consisting of the background of African American Slavery, the Great Migration, and the Harlem Renaissance. Includes instructions and template for research project to create a social media page for a key figure. Also includes list of key figures.
Grades:
7th - 10th
Imperialism Research Project from the Eyes of the Colonized
This unit looks at how the Industrial Revolution coupled with nationalism led to the age of imperialism. This unit is a bit different from others, though. Rather than doing what most World History classes do by learning about the colonized from the perspective of the colonizers, this unit does the opposite and allows students to learn about the European powers from the perspective of the conquered nations. Students will be jumping around in time in order to do this.At the end of the research, s
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8th - 11th
Civil Rights Current Event Comparison
Students compare and contrast an event from the 1950s/1960s African American civil rights movement to events happening now.
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9th - 12th
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The Great Migration Sorting Activity and Organizers
This product includes Great Migration cause and effect sorting activity (with answer key) and two organizers (Venn diagram and the most important cause). These activities pair perfectly with your Great Migration lesson.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Black Power Leaders Webquest
This Webquest is designed for African American History but can be used for any course that teaches Black History.The Webquest uses different websites to give a background on Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, and Fred Hampton. It also goes into the FBI and COINTELPRO. There are 35 questions.Some of our in person students (hybrid learning) aren't able to access history.com so I save the articles as a PDF and upload that to my Google Classroom as a backup for the students. The links should stay active, but
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9th - 12th
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