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Free 9th grade Native Americans microsofts
Global/U.S. - Maps Databank - South/Latin America
39 pages of maps related to the continent of South America / Latin America region. This databank of maps can be used for a variety of purposes depending on your lesson. Some examples of the types of maps included (but not limited to) are:- Political maps- Physical maps- Blank political maps- Vegetation Zone maps- Climate maps- Precipitation Rate maps- Satellite maps- Economic maps- Wealth / GDP maps- Resource / Land Use maps- Religion / language / ethnicity maps- Population density maps- Flag ma
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Early Colonies of America: Roanoke, Jamestown, Plymouth
Problem Based Instruction:Huge resource almost 100Kb. Many animations to each of 64 slides with multiple choice questions on most slides. Use the remote with patience to allow for discussion, lectures, and even arguments. A complete unit: Roanoke colony of Sir Walter Raleigh, to the Jamestown Colony, to the Pilgrims and Puritans at Plymouth. Many paintings to add color to the slides.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Lewis and Clark Expedition Basics
This worksheet provides students with basic background information about the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The information is presented in an easy to read and understand format. Along with the basic background information, comprehension questions are included to assess student learning. The questions consist of fill-in-the-blank, true/false, and short answer responses.This is designed to be a simple worksheet for your students to complete in class or as homework. An answer key is provided for e
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6th - 9th
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Simple Maya, Aztec, Inca Test with Map
Simple fill-in-the-blank test on Maya, Aztec, Inca civilizations with map to complete. Allows for self expression. Can be modified to use as exploratory activity.
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5th - 9th
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Maya, Aztec, Inca (super fun activity)
This lesson was one of my most interactive and fun lessons of the year. I really recommend you taking a look even if you don’t teach about the Mayans. The students travel back in time and land in a mysterious place and have to figure out where we landed. Also check out my Youtube channel for content like this https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCchGiQ7gJoBlVbMkcArhL-w
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3rd - 11th
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Experience the Trail of Tears
Engage your students with this lesson about an important event in American history. Give students the opportunity to read first hand accounts from participants on the Trail of Tears. Students will learn the background of events that culminated into the relocation of thousands of people. Timeline, activity cards, paragraph writing, research opportunities, collaborations, word search, anticipation guide, quizzes, and rubrics are included in editable format, with a PowerPoint for teaching. Teach
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4th - 9th
Trail of Tears Webquest - American Indian Smithsonian
Link provided to American Indian Smithsonian website on the Trail of Tears with five subsections. I liked using this webquest because it focuses on Cherokee culture from their perspective and how they were before and how they've rebuilt afterwards. There are pictures and videos for the students to explore, and short paragraphs for them to read and answer 1-4 questions per section. I'm offering this for free because the questions come from the website itself not from me.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Christopher Columbus: Heroic or Horrifying?
A guided reading worksheet that outlines the accomplishments and deeds of explorer Christopher Columbus. This reading deals with the not-so-nice aspect of the famed historical figure, asking students to rethink their opinions of him.
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6th - 11th
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Indian Act Response - Social 30, Native Studies Saskatchewan
After learning about the Indian Act, as well as the Red and White paper, this response allows students to form opinions in support of reconciliation while demonstrating their knowledge on what they have learned.Designed for Native Studies 10, Native Studies 20, Native Studies 30, Social 30, History 30.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Global/U.S. - Maps Databank - Caribbean & Central America
21 pages of maps related to the regions of Central America & the Caribbean (Antilles). This databank of maps can be used for a variety of purposes depending on your lesson. Some examples of the types of maps included (but not limited to) are:- Political maps- Physical maps- Blank political maps- Vegetation Zone maps- Climate maps- Precipitation Rate maps- Satellite maps- Economic maps- Wealth / GDP maps- Resource / Land Use maps- Religion / language / ethnicity maps- Population density maps-
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Indigenous Peoples & Spaniards Unit | PPT, Slides, Questions, & Primary Source
Teach your American history students about the indigenous peoples of the Western Hemisphere (Native Americans), the encounters the native had with the Spanish explorers, and the Age of Exploration. This lesson teaches about Native American tribes like the Anasazi, Mississippians (who built Cahokia), Lenape Delaware People, Aztec Empire, and more. Then it goes into detail about the Age of Exploration with an emphasis on the Spanish arrival in the New World.Other topics presented include the Age o
Grades:
8th - 10th
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Also included in: US History Curriculum: Pre-Columbian–Civil War | Full Semester
El lago Titicaca Lectura | Spanish Indigenous Reading **FREEBIE**
This 3-page file includes:~A reading about the amazing lake Titicaca of Bolivia! It includes one paragraph each on: the size and altitude of the lake, the importance it has played in the lives of the indigenous people that have lived there for centuries, the unique animals that inhabit the lake. Also included is a full glossary of new vocabulary.~A worksheet with 8 reading comprehension questions in Spanish.~Answer key.Level: Spanish 2+Editable word fileA great complement to the cultural study o
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9th - 12th
Identifying and Avoiding Stereotypes PowerPoint Lesson
The purpose of this lesson is to help students identify stereotypes and to know how to avoid them. I use a variety of commercials and advertisements to show various stereotypes.
The four categories of stereotypes addressed in this lesson are:
- gender stereotypes
- personal stereotypes (jock, nerd, blonde, etc.)
- professional stereotypes (librarian, cop, lawyer, etc.)
- racial stereotypes (focus is on: African-American, white, Native American Indian, and Native Alaskan)
Grades:
7th - 11th
First Thanksgiving Bellringer Warm-up Quiz
Use this fun bellringer quiz as a warm-up for any unit having to do with Thanksgiving. The quiz challenges student's assumptions about what would have been eaten on the first Thanksgiving between the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians. Eel or chicken? Corn on the cob or acorns? Take the quiz and see how well you and your students do!
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4th - 12th
Columbian Exchange Simulation
Simulate the Columbian Exchange through an interactive activity. Students are split into two groups and trade goods over the course of three rounds. This will simulate the movement of trade goods, people, and diseases during the Age of Exploration.
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7th - 12th
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Jamestown DBQ Culminating Project (Diorama, Tinkercad, Google Draw, Poster)
This project helps students visualize what life was like for the residents of and around Jamestown, Virginia in the early 1600's. Use this to go along with the Jamestown DBQ, and/or with the book Blood on the River: James Town, 1607 by Elisa Carbone. It is a completely editable Google Document.
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5th - 12th
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Medicine Wheel Goal Setting Activity (Indigenous Education)
The Medicine Wheel is a symbol that has been used for millennia by Indigenous groups in Canada and the United States. It is a sacred symbol for many things that occur in groups of four - the four sacred medicines (sage, cedar, tobacco, and sweetgrass), the four phases of life (infant, child/teenager, adult, elder) and the four parts of a person (physical, spiritual, mental and emotional). This activity briefly introduces the medicine wheel and students use the wheel to set goals in a holistic wa
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
US History Book List
Book list consists of biographies, picture books, historical fiction, games, original sources, history books, series, graphic novels, audio CDs, activity books, literary response workbooks, historical replica artifacts and pretend play toys for grades KG to 11th grade.
Includes BONUS list of classics and novels with an American History theme suitable for junior high and high school.
LINKS to all products included in document for easy search and identification.
Over 20 pages of resources list
Grades:
K - 11th
America: The Story of Us - Rebels Viewing Guide (Google Doc)
In 1607, a small group of English travelers landed in Jamestown. Thirteen years later, religious Puritans settled in New England. These men and women are all driven by the promise of a new life; they face the perils of disease, starvation, and war with native groups. They are very different, yet in time both grow. One man’s entrepreneurial dream, tobacco, and the backbreaking work of the first African slaves, turns the disease-ridden swamps of the South into a land of opportunity. The hardw
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: America: The Story of Us Viewing Guides (Google Docs)
American Indians: Eastern Woodlands
This product includes several slides from the Eastern Woodlands chapter from my larger unit on the Native Americans.
The full unit includes a power point, cloze passages, lesson reviews, 3 word searches, 6 crossword puzzles, 50 flash cards, 30 bingo cards, daily start up questions, a unit test, and 6 vocabulary quizzes that accompany a color-coded vocabulary list. There are also 8 graphic organizers and blank graphic organizers.
The full Power Point itself contains almost 100 slides and cov
Grades:
5th - 10th
Westward Expansion PowerPoint
A PowerPoint presentation that discussed Western Expansion. This includes topics that discuss manifest destiny, California and Klondike Gold Rush, the Transcontinental Railroad, Chinese Exclusion Act, The Homestead Act, and Life on the Great Plains. I have a graphics organizer that goes with this PowerPoint on my page for student engagement. The yellow highlights on the PowerPoint is the material that I have my students write in the graphic organizer. This helps the students know exactly what ma
Grades:
9th - 12th
Western South America ppt
This is a brief and simple powerpoint focusing on the western countries of South America (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, & Chile). I found the photos on various websites and do not claim any of them as my own. Some of the photos contain links or metadata that include more information about their subject.
Best used as an introduction to geographical study of the continent.
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
Native American Regions - PowerPoint Group Project
This is a collaborative PowerPoint project for students in middle grade levels. This project allows students to research and present to their peers a PowerPoint on one of the cultural regions of Native Americans in North America.
Groups of 3 students have individualized roles in their group. Peer rubric and teacher rubric are included with the student project description.
Grades:
4th - 9th
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Raft Activity: Conflict During Westward Expansion
This document explores Chief Joseph's Lincoln Hall Speech and challenges students to use creativity to explore the conflict from various points of view. A RAFT activity (Role, Audience, Format, Topic) allows students the opportunity to place themselves into historical context by personifying a character from Westward Expansion and creating their choice of document to reflect the issues of the time period.
Keywords: Nez Perce, Westward Expansion, Gifted Education, RAFT, Choice, Differentiation,
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6th - 11th
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