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Mongol Invasion Simulation
This activity is designed as an introduction to a lesson on the Mongol Empire, or as a review activity.From the perspective of the Mongol Empire, students will plan a conquest of a targeted region. Using information they have about geography, reputation of the empire, assets, and disadvantages, students will strategize the best plan of action.This activity includes three scenarios.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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China's Shang Versus Zhou Dynasty Debate Activity
The class will debate which dynasty, the Shang or the Zhou, made the most significant achievements to Chinese history and the world today.Explore the Yellow River Valley Bronze Age Civilization with your students!
Grades:
7th - 12th
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How did China come to be ruled by foreigners after the Opium Wars?
This lesson is titled "Why did China come to be ruled by foreigners after the Opium Wars?"This is one of my most detailed lessons and one which students love. The class read detailed background notes before being issued one of 23 character cards. These range from tea-magnate Thomas Twining to Confucius. In role the students then extract evidence from a huge card sort activity (they can do it in groups) which their character might use to explain how China became to be ruled by foreigners after th
Grades:
8th - 9th
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THE MONGOLS: How did these Nomadic Warriors Become Empire Builders?
Hello fellow educators! This presentation is for those World History teachers who need content and investigative lessons on the rise of the Mongols during the late Middle Ages. It conforms to new state standards across the country and the new AP Modern World History curriculum (1200 CE - Present), which stresses teaching this particular topic for the AP Exam. It contains several slides featuring recommended essential questions, warm ups, brief lecture notes and an interactive decision-making sim
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Silk Road to Modern Global Interdependence
Hello fellow educators! This presentation is for those World History teachers who need content and investigative lessons on the Silk Road during the late Middle Ages. It conforms to new state standards across the country and the new AP Modern World History curriculum (1200 CE - Present), which stresses teaching this particular topic for the AP Exam. It contains several slides featuring recommended essential questions, warm ups, brief lecture notes, followed by students completing map work, compa
Grades:
6th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ancient India Job Fair
This is a perfect review for ancient India using a job fair to help students become "experts" on the important figures that helped shape ancient India and familiarize themselves with their strengths and weaknesses.You will want two students to be at each job station (6 stations). Each set of two students will be scouting for the perfect employee. The students who are not playing the role of scouts will play the role of historical ancient Indian figures. These students will need to fill out a r
Grades:
6th
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Medieval Japan (fun activity)
This lesson has a lot of moving parts, here is a short video of me explaining step by step how to do it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeM4Pdsg-aE
Grades:
5th - 9th
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