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Critical thinking Native Americans graphic organizers for Microsoft Word
Ethics and Journalism - Controversial Photos Activity (GRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS)
This packet allows your students to explore ethics and journalism. Through this activity they view three controversial photographs that were taken and published by professional journalists but stirred up controversy due to the graphic content or story topic. This activity is very thought-provoking and engaging. Students view each photograph, read a short paragraph or two about the context surrounding its taking and publishing, and finally analyze each one for the ethical questions it raises and
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Grades:
8th - 12th
The Real Story of the First Thanksgiving
Why did the Pilgrims celebrate the first thanksgiving? Teach your students to question history's "official narrative" with this interactive text! This original text dives into the history and context of the first thanksgiving by focusing on the relationship between Pilgrims and the indigenous people of the Wampanoag Confederation, led by Tisquantum (Squanto). Interspersed with the text are maps, graphics, and critical comprehension questions to support deep analysis.☺ Reading Level: 8th gradeRec
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6th - 12th
Primary and Secondary Sources Activity
Get students UP & OUT of there seats. Learning can be fun and active! :)
1. Post each picture in the file around the classroom. Some of these pictures are Primary Sources & others are Secondary Sources
2. Provide each student with 2 bubble sheets
3. Have students walk around the room clockwise writing on their chart which pictures are considered primary sources and what pictures are considered to be secondary sources
Grades:
5th - 9th
Guest Speaker Reflection Sheet
This is a simple half page sheet to allow students to stay engaged during a guest speaker lecture. It can be used as a reflection on the lesson or an exit ticket. Its easy for students to use and for you to grade.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Maya, Aztec, and Inca Venn Diagram
Studying the Native American Civilizations serves the greater purpose of creating tolerance in my personal opinion. Students need to understand the similarities and differences between the Native Americas in order to truly understand and appreciate those who came before European Exploration and shaped the Americas to what they are today! This diagram serves as a reference for expertise when examining what makes the Maya, Aztecs and Incas very simlar while also very different. Perfect for a comp
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Latin America Unit Bundle (Geography)
Colonists & Native American Interaction - Primary Source Analysis
This text set allows students to craft their own narratives about how early American Colonists and Native Americans interacted. Text set includes includes:
☺ 2 secondary sources (American history textbook excerpts)
☺ 6 primary sources
- - - • excerpts from colonists' journals
- - - • a speech
- - - • 1 piece of artwork
☺ Graphic organizers with each source that support students' interpretation of the text and determine whether the source is primary or secondary.
**Use this in units on Americ
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Introduction to Primary & Secondary Sources Bundle
STEAM /Engineering Design Process Worksheet
Use this worksheet so students can use the Engineering Design Process when doing STEAM challenges. This worksheet takes students through the steps of Ask,Imagine, Plan, Create and Improve in a concise, easy to use format.
Grades:
K - 3rd
Mesoamerican Gallery Walk
The lesson begins with an introduction and overview of the Aztec, Mayan, and Incan civilizations. For the activity, students participate in a gallery walk to compare the three civilizations. The stations include architecture, farming, religion, and technology and are composed primarily of images (for more in depth lessons on each civilization, see other Mesoamerican lessons)Students use the information from the images to determine which civilization was the most advanced. Finally, they complete
Grades:
9th
Through the Eyes of a "Grunt:" A Vietnam War Gallery Walk Exercise
Engage your students in developing historical empathy regarding the experience of an infantryman or "grunt" during the Vietnam War through the use of historical photographs. Using a gallery walk format, students will examine the daily life of a soldier in the field. Lesson includes a pre-walk photo analysis exercise to create brainstorming, 15 photo placards, a teacher lesson plan with questions to promote critical thinking for each photo, and an exit ticket activity, which involves students wri
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: US History Gallery Walk Activity Bundle
Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning Template - EDITABLE
This .doc file contains an editable claim, evidence, and reasoning template that I use in my Biology classes. This template is written in language that can apply to any discipline where constructing an argument is a necessary skill. It uses the CER (Claim Evidence Reasoning) template commonly employed for making scientific arguments.
The vocabulary of the template is simplified to appeal to learners new to CER. It can easily be edited to differentiated to more advanced learners.
The templ
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Grades:
6th - 12th
If You Lived with the Iroquois Note-taker Organizer
This 10-page note-taking organizer is just what your students need to organize information as they read through this wonderful book and learn about Native Americans.
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
RL8.7 Comparing Text to Film - Flowers for Algernon and Charly (1968) film clips
Once students have finished reading Flowers for Algernon, take 3 days to watch and analyze clips from the 1968 film Charly, starring Cliff Robertson. Three worksheets (graphic organizers) have been provided to assist students in the comparison - hitting RL8.7 (comparing text to film). Students are first asked to summarize the clip of the day, and then analyze when/how the film departed from or stayed true to the original text. There are specific directions to pay close attention to the actor Cli
Grades:
8th
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Smoke Signals (by Sherman Alexie) Viewing Guide
This viewing guide is for the film Smoke Signals, written by Sherman Alexie (and based on short stories by Alexie). It is designed to help facilitate discussion, with the guide divided into 6 clips, which are time-stamped so you will know exactly when to start and stop the film. Each clip has boxes where students can take notes on what they see and hear, as well as the meaning they are making from the sounds and images. Each clip also has several specific discussion questions. The first page of
Grades:
8th - 12th
The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe: Aslan vs. Jesus Christ Venn Diagram
The purpose of this lesson is to compare and contrast the death and resurrection of Aslan from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and Jesus Christ from the Bible. Although I originally taught this lesson as a class activity, it could also be done in small groups, pairs, or even as an individual activity. A teacher's key for the Venn diagram is included as well as text and scriptural references for each compare/contrast item. My students loved this activity and I hope your's do too!
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Totem poles and lifestyle of Northwest Native Americans
This sheet serves as a graphic organizer for notes about totem poles and other aspects of the lifestyle of the Tlingit people of the Northwest. Each box provides a starter thought to which the students add further information.
This activity can be used as a lesson guide, homework assignment, or as a study sheet, as well.
This resource is created by Stephen Campbell.
Grades:
4th - 7th
West,Texas Settlement, Mexican-American War, Trails, and Oregon Module Activity
This is a great activity I use with my Honors United States History students. It is a module activity, that includes reading, maps and guided questions. The activity can be completed individually, or within small group settings. I print the reading portion of the activity off and put them inside page protectors so they stay in good shape and each of my classes can use them. The activity generally takes 2 days to complete. I hope you and your students enjoy it!
Grades:
8th - 12th
Reading Log (grades 1-6)
This weekly (Mon-Thurs) reading log can be used with students in grades 1-6. Skills such as summarizing, predicting, connecting and reading comprehension are included. The friendly graphic organizer type format makes it appealing for students!
Grades:
1st - 6th
Autopsy: The New World, Part II.
Part II. The Gallery WalkThe students will go around to each New World Empires Autopsy Report, and complete the graphic organizer. It is important that take your time and write quality notes because this will be helpful for Part IV. Also, embedded is a student partner rater as well a reflection on the project itself.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Autopsy: The New World
Meso-America & Explorers, Tri-Fold, Ven Diagram, Mosaic, Natives
Students will be in groups exploring the great civilizations of the Americas, the European explorers who found them and the modern day view of these countries. Make a Tri-fold 3D display to show off your work.
Grades:
3rd - 10th
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Mini Unit
This product is on the declaration the UN drafted about Indigenous Peoples. It is a multi-day unit, focusing on the declaration and Canada's relationship to it. The mini unit includes rationale, questions posed, test creation, reading comprehension and writing. Students will watch brief videos and read various articles on the declaration. This mini-unit focuses on Canada, but I do have a 2 day lesson on the declaration that is country-neutral in my store.
Grades:
8th - 10th
Cognitive Psychology FRQ Practice: Eyewitness Memory
Elevate your students' AP Psychology FRQ writing skills with this Cognitive Psychology FRQ Practice: Eyewitness Memory! This engaging resource is specifically designed to help students hone their critical thinking, analysis, and application skills in the context of cognitive psychology concepts.Key Features: 1. Real-World Scenario: The scenario revolves around a memory research institute studying eyewitness testimony accuracy in criminal cases. This real-world context provides a meaningful
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Public Forum Questioning Prep Sheet
I use this organizer year round to help PF competitors and Debate students practice crossfire. They simply listen to their opponent's case and practice tracking their arguments and composing questions. Huge help for those who struggle with questioning and flow!
Grades:
7th - 12th
"Nosedive" introduction
Introduction to the world of Black Mirror's "Nosedive." Analysis of elements of exposition and the allure of the good life marketed by Pelican Cove. Access to viewing this episode not included.
Grades:
10th - 12th
Grapher Organizer – Weekly Meal Planner
This graphic organizer is an excellent resource for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) working with individuals experiencing executive dysfunction. It provides a structured and visual approach to meal planning, offering support in organization, time management, and overall executive function skills. The detailed sections and visual cues make it an accessible and valuable tool for individuals seeking assistance in managing their weekly meals efficiently. Whether planning daily meals, creating sh
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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