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10th grade asian studies research for Google Apps
Gallery Walk: Stalin’s Soviet Union
This is a great one day Gallery Walk that provides students with general background knowledge about life in the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin. I like to print out the information on a colored printer and then laminate them before we display them around the room. Getting students moving keeps students engaged for me! You can also do this lesson in its original digital format, with students filling in the chart as they learn!What’s Included?✏️ Short Reading For 13 Different Stations✏️ Graphic
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9th - 12th
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Reading like a Historian: Traveling the Mongol Silk Roads
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 traveling in the Mongol Empire.
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8th - 12th
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Atomic Bomb Debate Primary Source Activity
In this activity, students read excerpts from seven different historians who have argued in favor/against the use of atomic weapons to end World War II. After analyzing the debates, they summarize the in favor/against arguments in a T-chart and give their opinion on which set of arguments seems most persuasive. They then extend their learning by doing internet research (vetted links provided in lesson) to augment their arguments. Using the arguments of the historians, and primary sources they
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Domestic Terrorism Lecture Global Issues
This Lecture was built to further analyze the extremist groups/ideals which are present within the United States of America. Lecture for contemporary Issues seminar classes.
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10th - 12th
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History vs. Genghis Khan Viewing Guide and Classroom Debate
In 1206 BCE, Genghis Khan proclaimed himself ruler of a united Mongol nation. Khan diverted his people from inter-clan warfare and redirected their energy to the more lucrative business of invading.This video series looks at both sides of leadership as it puts historical figures on trial. Students will see a judge, a prosecuting attorney, and a defending attorney. The judge keeps the debate orderly, but he does not determine the outcome. That’s YOUR STUDENTS' job! Students will watch THIS VIDEO
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Research Asian Pacific Islanders Scientists - Heritage Month Daily Journal
Students research famous Asian / Pacific Islanders scientists. Typically celebrated in the month of May, Asian Pacific Islanders Heritage Month is a chance for students of all backgrounds to learn about the contributions of influential scientists. Each of fourteen slides contains a graphic organizer for students to add written information and images. Students record research AND reflect on their possible future careers. A research resource link (ScienceBuddies website) is included to help studen
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Southeast Asia Infographic
Short project over the countries of SE Asia. Students make an infographic about one of the countries and share it with the class.
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8th - 11th
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Shohei Ohtani baseball Biography Pebble Go Fill-in-the-blank assignment
This is an assignment I gave my students on baseball player, Shohei Ohtani. It follows the outline of PebbleGo, but students can find the answers online as well if PebbleGo is not accessible. Perfect for sub plans!
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2nd - 12th
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Reading Like A Historian: Mongol Empire
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 Genghis Khan and the Mongols. Were they fierce conquerors or fair rulers that brought peace and stability?INCLUDED WITH THE TEACHER LESSON PLAN ARE LINKS TO THE STUDENT MATERIALS AND THE GOOGLE SLIDES PRESENTATION
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9th - 12th
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SPANISH Asian History Month Biography Report template - Google Slides
AAPI Heritage Month in Spanish / Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Research Templates in Spanish / Mes de la herencia AsiáticaYour students will love working on this Spanish Asian American Heroes biography report. This resource is a great tool to practice research skills while celebrating important figures such as Bruce Lee, Dwayne Johnson, Naomi Osaka, and others. This resource also includes a print-and-go option, bulletin board letters, editable questions, a rubric, and a digital version i
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3rd - 12th
Also included in: SPANISH Asian History Month
Compare Contrast Greek & Chinese Philosophies Paragraph with Chart + Hook Tips
A paragraph writing assignment with a detailed chart included to compare and contrast the philosophies of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle with those of Confucianism, Taoism and Legalism. There are eight prompts to ensure students complete the paragraph easily. Also included is a page on tips to write an effective "hook". There is also a translated Spanish version. You can make a copy of the google doc and split them up or download to create a PDF. Easy to print out as the content is aligned page b
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7th - 10th
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World War II Japanese Internment Camps - Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
Looking for an interesting way to introduce World War II internment camps? Use writing as the pathway.This 38-page resource includes ✏️a background knowledge builder✏️five writing prompts✏️thorough teacher guides✏️a primary source document✏️one detailed lesson plan✏️rubrics✏️handouts✏️standards for Common Core, TEKS, and AP LanguageSuggestions for Use✏️Use the background knowledge builder as a flipped classroom prep exercise.✏️Leave the background builder and a prompt as a sub plan.✏️Use one of
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9th - 11th
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SPANISH Asian History Month
You and your students will love working on this English and Spanish biography report. This is a great tool to teach students how to research while also celebrating important people. It will also look great on your Bulletin Board!Includes:•Legal size banner template•8.5X14 banner template•Head toppers•Editable banners•Rubric• Bulletin Board letters in color and black and white•Digital version for Google ClassroomNote: ONLY the questions on the printed banners are editable.Includes following influ
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3rd - 12th
Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month One-Page Project May 2023
This research project is designed with 7th grade Social Studies students in mind. The point of it is to broaden students' knowledge of, as well as celebrate, Asian-American and Pacific Islanders' artistic, civic, scientific, and cultural contributions throughout United States history. My topic suggestions focus on the period 1750-1900, however, this project can easily be adapted to any era. A detailed rubric and directions scaffold research practice skills and result in a 1 page "newsletter" fin
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7th - 10th
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Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI) Dream Vacation Research Paper
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI) "Dream Vacation" Research Project (Printable & Digital) - Includes editable student printables and Google Doc for no prep distance learning or Google Classroom activities.Research Essay Prompt: Research and write a ten-paragraph research essay about exactly how you would spend a dream vacation in any Asian Pacific Island destination. “Asian-Pacific” includes many countries and cultures, including the following: China, Japan, Korea, Indone
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Activities AAPI Bundle
Lunar Chinese New Year No Prep Lesson
Reading comprehension is at the root of this lesson! Do your students know about the Lantern Festival? Do they know about the Communist-enforced ban on celebrating the new year? Do they know about coins hidden in dumplings? In this thought-provoking lesson, your students will learn about the many epic origins, traditions, and meanings behind New Year's Eve. Students will read this article. History Workshops will help your students dig more deeply into subjects while improving their reading skill
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Eurasian Empires Circa 1750- Enduring Issues Essay World History Google Doc
This Enduring Issues Essay is based on the New York State Framework for Global History and Geography and will help prepare students for the Regents Examination. This task is part of my project on Eurasian Empires Circa 1750 (corresponds to the beginning of Global History and Geography II. This assignment is optimized for use with the Google Suite of Apps, including Classroom. A Google Doc is included and you are free to edit the document to suit the needs of your classroom. The assignment wi
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9th - 10th
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Eurasian Empires Circa 1750 Constructed Response Question (CRQ) World History
Included in this Constructed Response Question (CRQ) is a lesson built on the New York State Framework for Global History and Geography exam. This essay set will help prepare students for the Regents Examination in Global History and Geography.This document is optimized for use with the Google Suite of Apps, including Classroom. A Google Doc version is included with the download and you are free to edit that document to suite the needs of your class. It will work best in a Chromebook 1-1 set
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9th - 10th
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Short Research Project for Grades 6-12- AAPI Heritage Month Biography Research
Good examples of short research papers can be challenging to find, especially when you're pressed for time and need to differentiate for multiple ability levels!Introducing an engaging and comprehensive short research paper project designed to guide students through the research process! This short research paper assignment gives you three levels of difficulty (A, B C), for each step of the project. Bonus, much of the slide contents are fully editable so you can meet your students' needs! I als
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7th - 12th
Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI) Research Project
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI) Research Project (Printable & Digital) - Make research projects fun with this creative research prompt for teens. Includes editable student printables and Google Doc perfect for Google Classroom or distance learning. Research Essay Prompt:Includes editable Student Printables and Google Doc - Perfect for Google Classroom or distance learning. Promt:Include "If you could have a meal with ANY Asian Pacific Islander, living or dead, who woul
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Activities AAPI Bundle
Asian Pacific Island Heritage (AAPI) Research Project | Printable & Digital
Asian American Pacific Island Heritage (AAPI) Research Project is fun with a creative research prompt to time travel to an Asian Pacific Island cultural or heritage event in the past - Printable and Digital student handouts and Google Doc for no prep Asian Pacific Heritage Month classroom activities, distance learning or Google Classroom activities.Time Travel Research Prompt: If you could time travel to any Asian Pacific Island cultural or historical event when and where would you go? Research
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Activities AAPI Bundle
Countries of Asia Research
Three-slide presentation with list of Asian countries and a slide to enter information about climate, population, government, facts, etc.
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4th - 12th
Primary Source Investigation: China's Reaction to British Traders, 18th C.
Pre-TeachingStudents should be familiar with the broad history of the Opium Wars or Galleon Trade. Watch the this video for Crash Course on Asian Response to Imperialism or the Opium Wars, or watch this video on the Galleon Trade. Also discuss the ideas of us vs. them, barbarian vs. civilized in general, allowing students to draw their own conclusions.This exercise will allow students to have direct evidence of what divided China and European powers from the onset, and why China was hesitant to
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9th - 12th
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Constructed Response Question (CRQ)- 20th Century Nationalism and Decolonization
This Constructed Response Question (CRQ) is based on the New York State Framework for Global History and Geography. It is included in my project 20th Century Nationalism and Decolonization.A Google Doc is included with this task and you are free to edit it to meet the needs of your classroom. As with all of my tasks, this assignment works best in a Google Chromebook 1-1 Classroom setting.
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9th - 10th
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