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Archaeology study guides $5-10
Cradle Civilizations Infographic
Invocation: At the beginning of a unit, students should explore what makes a cradle civilization form.For your Ancient Civilizations unit, get students started by asking them to think deeply about biomes and natural resources before introducing each Cradle Civilization. A cradle civilization is one that pops up spontaneously from others, and there were six original cradle civilizations: Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Ancient China, Ancient Andes, Indus Valley, and Mesoamerica. In this assignment, s
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Cradle Civilizations Infographic + Google Slides Assignment
Prehistoric Earth and Early Man BINGO
By K. Powers, M.S. Ed.
Use this review as a BINGO game, “spelling” bee, end-of-class filler or study guide. Each term has three different questions. They will print so that each term and its three questions fit on the front of an index card which you can use year after year.
28 terms include: The Big Bang, Prehistory, Pangaea, Africa, Paleolithic Age, Neolithic Age, Ice Ages, Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Methods of Dating, Chronological Order, Relative Dating, Absolute Dating, B.C. o
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9th - 12th
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Math in Mesopotamia
Math in Mesopotamia is a rich cross-curricular or thematic unit resource introducing students to early Babylonian mathematics through the 1942 archaeological discovery of the Plimpton 322 tablet. PLEASE NOTE: This is introductory pricing. The price will go up soon!The Plimpton 322 tablet showcases Pythagorean triplets, mathematics not believed used until later in history. The tablet's discovery reveals that the Babylonians were far more advanced in their mathematical thinking and application tha
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Math With Art
Rocks and Minerals
a research project for Rocks and Minerals
What is the name of the scale used to define the hardness of a mineral?
If a mineral is rubbed on a white tile it leaves a:
What is the hardest mineral?
What is the softest mineral?
I found my information:
Draw and color a picture of the rock cycle.
Research Notes by: ________________________________
Teacher: _________________
List the 3 types of rocks and give an example.
Write one interesting fact about rocks and minerals?
How is a rock formed?
What
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Ancient Civilization Bundle
Three PowerPoint presentations with companion outlines for all material covered. Hits all the usual beats for any survey course. Outlines contain all relevant dates, names, terms, and timelines and may serve as lecture notes, study guides, and aid in the creation of quizzes and tests. Customize to fit your class, and, as always, double check any links to make sure they still function.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Khan academy- Evolution and the tree of life
Do you love khan academy? Do you wish there were supplemental worksheets that you could use to hold your students accountable or that your students could use as a technology free study guide. If so then this is a resource for you. My study guide focuses on helping students pull the important information from the reading. I hope you find these as useful as I do.
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9th - 12th
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The Iroquois: Eastern Woodlands Powerpoint Presentation
Basic facts about the Iroquoian people such food, lifestyle, governance etc. Useful for simple introductions to the topic or theme
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3rd - 4th
Also included in: Elementary Lesson Plan Ideas - History and Geography
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