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Middle school U.S. History bulletin board ideas for Easel Activities
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Influential People Posters and Pennants
Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with up to 36 different influential people posters. This set of report pennants is ideal for creating a diversity bulletin board to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. This resource is perfect for honoring achievements and inspiring discussions during AAPI Heritage Month and beyond.Here's What You Get with these Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Influential People Posters and Pennants:✅ Project Tracker: Keep track of s
Grades:
1st - 6th
Important American Women Biography Centers Women's History Month Activity
Need a great lesson for Women's History Month? Want to create a bulletin board on Important American Women? Looking for the perfect resource on Important American Women that you can use over and over?!This 26 page activity set includes everything you need to allow your students to learn about or investigate Important American Women from every time period, every genre, and every topic area. Includes: Biography Cards or Posters on 16 Important American WomenTopic Cards to divide people into groups
Grades:
4th - 11th
CCSS:
Country Research Projects Template | Countries Around the World | Country Report
Make learning about other countries exciting with this easy to use country report! Students will explore other cultures around the world with these open-ended research pages and create a 6 page flip book country research project. I've included directions, country report blacklines, a country report rubric, and a student self evaluation. Everything you need to teach and organize country reports is included in this time-saving unit!✅ What's included: ✅interesting factsgovernment and the flagcustom
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Immigration to Canada: Family Story Project
This is a whole class project designed to help students get a more in depth understanding of immigration using their own family's stories. Each student learns about a family member (or themselves) who immigrated. They learn the push and pull factors involved in their family's decision to immigrate. Then through telling and learning each other's stories, students gain a vast understanding of different reasons why people immigrate and the hardships they face in doing so. Students are expected to s
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Also included in: BC Social Studies MEGA Bundle for Grade 4 & 5
World War 2 Activity Illustrated timeline
Visualize World War II with this illustrated timeline project, great for collaboration or centers. Students select a World War 2 (WWII) topic from the list of events. Students work individually or in groups to research the World War II event. Students summarize the event, identify the relationship of the event to World War II (WW2), and illustrate the event.This resource includes:Complete teacher’s guide for activity centers, individual use and whole class instructionStudent handouts including
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: World War 2 curriculum resource Bundle for WWII unit
Martin Luther King Jr. Scavenger Hunt Task Card or Walking Tour Activity MLK Day
Use this very comprehensive Task Card, Walking Tour or Gallery Walk activity to teach about Martin Luther King Jr. and his contributions to the Civil Rights Movement for MLK Jr. Day or during Black History Month. This activity has everything needed to allow students to have fun while investigating his life, his contributions, and his legacy.Resource Includes16 Scavenger Hunt Question Cards16 Response Cards with images, quotes, and contentStudent HandoutsOptional Wrap-up Writing Assignment for s
Grades:
5th - 12th
Where do goods come from? Geography Mapping & Bulletin Board Activity
Start off the school year or any Geography or World Cultures unit with this Student Investigation & Bulletin Board Mapping Activity.Students will investigate where products come from in the classroom and outside, evaluating the global product exchange and Geography Movement theme. Following their investigations, students will share the information to create a bulletin board showing our world exchanges.Resource IncludesStudent HandoutsTeacher Activity DirectionsOptions for additional activit
Grades:
4th - 10th
Civil Rights Movement Activity Illustrated timeline
Engage your students visually in the Civil Rights Movement with this illustrated timeline activity. Great for collaborative projects, stations, or as an individual unit project. This resource includes:Complete teacher’s guide for a 90 minute lessonTimeline cards35+ topics for inclusion in the timeline*NOTE: Students need to conduct brief research on individual events or know about specific events to create this timeline. This resource can be found in the following money-saving bundles- The Civ
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Also included in: Civil Rights Movement Bundle
United States: Map of Famous Artists
United States - Map of Famous Artists: This map and worksheet is designed for Art and Art History Classes. Students have an opportunity to conduct research. Students are encouraged to use the classroom library, school library, and public library.Artists: Edward Hopper, Mary Cassatt, Norman Rockwell, Roy Lichtenstein, Mark Rothko, Andrew Wyeth, Ansel Adams, Peter Danko, Georgia O'Keefe, Andy Warhol, James McNeill Whistler, Keith Haring, Gilbert Stuart, Jasper Johns, Jeff Koons, Augusta Savage, Ja
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: VISUAL ARTS K-12: ONE YEAR MEGA BUNDLE
Our Patch of Pumpkin Facts Social Studies and Writing Bulletin Board Project
This is a fantastic bulletin board display which could be used for quite a few months and over and over to display facts about pumpkins, Halloween, and Thanksgiving. Students write facts learned about pumpkins, Halloween, and/or Thanksgiving on a black and white or colored pumpkin (your choice). Lines are on the pumpkins to help younger students write in a straight line. This is a terrific literacy and writing center. For older students, you can use this as a simple and quick research projec
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Grades:
K - 6th
American Colonies Bell-Ringers
Bell-ringers or weekly challenges with the American Colonies - What's the Question . Give students an answer, they come up with the question. If the answer is William Bradford, what is the question? Challenge your students to come up with creative American Colonies questions. A great addition to your study of the American Colonies. Great for differentiating.This rsource contains:- Teacher's guide- Student directions- Printables for bulletin boardColonial America Resources Include:• American
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: American Colonies unit Bundle
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