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Free other (social studies) scripts
Reader's Theater: Baseball Heroes Then and Now
Baseball is a sport most children have watched or played. Most, however, are not aware that it is almost 150 years old! In this six person, two page Reader's Theater, students will present information based on real heroes of early baseball history. Several standards based activities accompany this Reader's Theater script including: * inference worksheet* vocabulary matching* comparing then and now T-chart
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Colonists Break-Up Letter
This document can be used as an engagement strategy to introduce a lesson or unit on the American Revolution. It can be used as a "letter you found on the floor" before school and read it as if it is a break-up letter from student to student, building suspense to know who it is from. - XOXO, THE COLONISTS
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Also included in:Â American Revolution Unit
Reader's Theater- Writing-Sumerian Achievements
This reader's theater script was created for a class of 28.It is the introduction to Sumerian Achievements, specifically writing (cuneiform). The script depicts 4 different scenarios: Society without writing, society developing writing (pictographs), society with cuneiform and lastly, writing in society today.Feel free to download and edit to tailor your classroom.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Subcultures and Countercultures
This assignment was geared toward a Sociology class, but can be used in any social studies/history classroom or used for a study about culture. This is a group project where students need to research, create, and perform a skit on a subculture and a counterculture.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Reader's Theater Vocabulary
Keywords when discussing aspects of a play. Great background knowledge for students.
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Best First Day of School Activity for History Classrooms: "Imagine"
Start your year or semester with a reflection on the meaning of history and your students' place in it. Now, your first day can be about more than the syllabus, rules, and requirements. So much more.But you can also use this resource at any other time of the year when it might be appropriate."Imagine" is ideal for history classes in high school or college. It makes the first day much more than a parade of syllabi, and it may even relieve some of the syllabus overwhelm of the first day. This scri
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Remember The Alamo Play
Students can learn about the Annexation of Texas by acting it out!
Grades:
4th - 5th
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Editable Harmony Day Assembly Script for Primary Students
Editable Harmony Day Assembly Script with Acknowledgement to Country to help you run an assembly for Harmony Week. Designed for primary students.Editable word doc3 Pages---Check out my Harmony Day Booklet! It includes handwriting, poems and questions, as well as questions about harmony day... here!----Follow me (the green star!)Check out my bloghttps://emma52.wixsite.com/emsausteachInsta: emsausteachpinterest: eemsausteach
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Paul Revere Song (To the tune of "Party Rock")
This song hits a LOT of what 3rd graders need to know about Paul Revere in Social Studies. They love singing it and it seems to make the information stick!
Grades:
3rd
Social Justice and Music- Let Your Light Shine, Lesson Tips, Vocabulary & Script
Please look at the Youtube video "Let Your Light Shine- A Music and Social Justice Lesson" to assess my work which includes this guide. https://youtu.be/ngzqY3cDhAQ The video is an integrated music and social justice lesson for young children aged 4-7. The lesson tips, vocabulary and script will give parents and teachers a guide as how best to prepare and present the video to their children or students.There will be a formal lesson plan as well as an extention for the lesson in addition to thi
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Modern Day Child Labour - Poems to Provoke Discussion
There are children across the world who want to go to school, but circumstances mean that they don’t. The free download uses two poems and photographs to introduce the topic of modern day child labour, provoke discussion and instigate research. They can be used an introduction to the questions regarding where our daily products come from, and what costs do they have in arriving at our shops. These costs are not only limited to the environment, but also to child labour (and cheap adult labour).
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Mad Lib: Alexander the Great!
Need a lighthearted introduction for an Alexander the Great lesson? This short Mad Lib lets students volunteer nonsense information to the story of his life, and then have a good laugh when you read it back. Sets up the lesson perfectly. Word document; fully editable.
Grades:
6th
The Battle of San Jacinto play for elementary school
This is a fun way to present an important event in Texas History and allow students to showcase their acting skills.
Grades:
4th - 5th
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Letter from John Cabot
Are you teaching about explorers? Your students can use this template to write a letter as John Cabot. They can write his family all about his exploration journey. Students can include how he was feeling throughout, some of the struggles he faced, and what he encountered on his journey.
Grades:
3rd
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Great Depression Facts
A general sheet of facts about the Great Depression
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Grades:
10th - 11th
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Dabbling with Group Investigation
This is an idea for how you can use this model to each about historical figures.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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