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12th grade middle ages graphic organizers for Microsoft PowerPoint
The Crusades "Dynamic" PowerPoint
This is a dynamic 57 slide presentation of the Crusades that comes complete with notes and an accompanying student note-taking packet. The presentation details the causes and results of the Crusades. In addition the PowerPoint incorporates Ridley Scott's epic Crusader film "The Kingdom of Heaven" into the presentation with a historical characters guide and viewing questions to accompany a showing of the film in the classroom. This is a highly entertaining and engaging PowerPoint and if the fi
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9th - 12th
The Protestant Reformation "Dynamic" Powerpoint
This is an 81 slide presentation that comes complete with notes and an accompanying student note-taking packet. The presentation details the causes of the Reformation, Martin Luther and his protest of the Catholic Church, John Calvin and Henry VIII, the Catholic Counter Reformation, the Inquisition and the results of the Protestant Reformation. As a bonus a film guide complete with viewing questions is included to use the film "Luther" in the classroom. A highly entertaining PowerPoint especi
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9th - 12th
Middle Ages & Medieval Society "Dynamic" PowerPoint
This is a dynamic PowerPoint that includes 71 slides, notes and an accompanying student note-taking reproducible packet. The presentation details the fall of Rome and the advent of the Dark Ages, the Viking invasions, Charlemagne's Empire, Feudalism and Manorialism and the role of the Catholic Church in Medieval society. Highly entertaining!
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6th - 12th
The Renaissance "Dynamic" PowerPoint
This is a 61 slide presentation that comes complete with notes and an accompanying student note-taking packet. The presentation details the causes of the Renaissance in Italy, the spirit of humanism, Renaissance artwork featuring DaVinci and Michelangelo, Renaissance literature featuring Machiavelli and Shakespeare and Johan Gutenburg's printing press. Highly entertaining!
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6th - 12th
First 4 Caliphs Early Islam Expansion PowerPoint and Graphic Organzier
This is a great, concise, visual PowerPoint that outlines the leadership of the first 4 caliphs and the early expansion of the empire. It also outlines the differences between Shia and Sunni muslims. It includes a First 4 Caliphs Graphic Organizer if your would like to give the students something to fill out while going over the facts.
Tony Pavlovich, Instructomania,Empire of Islam, the Arabian Peninsula
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6th - 12th
Medieval Europe 5 PowerPoint Bundle
This outstanding bundle includes all five of our engaging PowerPoints covering Medieval Europe as well as accompanying guided outlines. These five comprehensive presentations consists of 116 colorful and informative slides, and cover Medieval Europe from the Dark Ages to its emergence as a world power. Specifically, the presentations focus on such major topics as the Dark Ages, Charlemagne and the Frankish Empire, Feudalism, Knighthood, Church power, influence and roles, church architecture, ch
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6th - 12th
8. The Muslim World: Engaging Micro Lessons
Micro Lessons: I organized these lessons to increase engagement in my classroom by having smaller assignments in different formats. I thought this would help keep students engaged longer. What I didn’t expect was for it to make teaching more enjoyable for me. By breaking a lesson into 3-5 parts with different activities, teaching is more enjoyable. Students say the class period seems to go by fast!Micro Lessons are 15-20 Minute partial lessons over smaller sections of a lesson. File Types: (Powe
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7th - 12th
7th Grade Cheat Sheet -Important figures of the Middle Ages Project
Students use a modified Frayer model to research important figures of the Middle Ages. This project is great at the end of the year with my sixth graders but can also be used at the beginning of the year with 7th grade students. Page elements are in the background to prevent students from accidentally deleting parts of the project.Extra blank pages and blank Frayer Squares are included at the end of the project to make modifications a snap!*Specifically designed for Tennessee 7th Grade Social S
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4th - 12th
Bubonic Plague
This ppt goes through the basic facts on the Black Plague of Europe that occurred during the Medieval Period. In this ppt there are discussion questions to give some brain break moments and an exit ticket that involves learning a new song! Please see my other listing to obtain the awesome and interactive graphic organizer that goes along with this!
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7th - 12th
Feudalism in Europe and Japan
Notes over Feudal Europe and the Shogunate in Japan, with videos included. Includes an AP style short answer question at the end of the lecture. You can print some of the slides without the text to give students as graphic organizers.
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9th - 12th
Introduction to Thematic History Teaching for Students- Google Drive/ Printable
This is a very brief overview of how and why to teach history through a thematic lens. This is intended to be a very quick lesson for students to understand why the class is being taught thematically versus chronologically. There is a short Google Slides provided as well as a graphic organizer for students to complete throughout the lesson. I will be teaching my 8th Grade Gifted Ancient World History class thematically this year. Check back in throughout the year for more resources if you are in
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6th - 12th
The Middle Ages Lecture Notes
A PowerPoint for the entire Middle Ages Unit. I use a lot of graphic organizers to help students understand the material more clearly. Also included in the PowerPoint are short activities to get students thinking more about the way of life during the time.
You will notice letters S, P, E, C, T, R, U or M in the corner of each slide. These letters stand for whichever part of SPECTRUM we have studied. SPECTRUM stands for
Social
Political
Economics
Technology
Religion
U (how it effects you)
Mi
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9th - 12th
Global History Review for Summer School: Crusades
I developed this lesson as the ninth in a series for a survey-style Global History course for summer school that was intended to assist students succeed at the August Regents. Through the lens of the question, "What are you willing to die for?", students are introduced to the historical background of the Crusades and the motivations that led Europeans to fight in them. Lesson includes information about the Black Plague. The lesson culminates in a perspective writing, challenging students to a
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9th - 12th
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