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Other (social studies) task cards for Microsoft Word and for GATE
SCAMPER Invention Project
This two page activity includes instructions, expectations, descriptions, and a rubric for a "SCAMPER" project. Students will use the "SCAMPER" process to invent a new product. This is editable so that it can be modified for your specific purpose and grade-appropriate activity.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
FLASH CARD TEMPLATE *editable*
3.5 x 5 editable templateSet to print 6 to a page for the best outcome
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Sociology: Get to know you/ day 1 - Deviance sorting activity with cards
Sociology: Get to know you/ day 1 - Deviance sorting activity with cardsThis is a simple and fun activity for high school Sociology students to use. I use it as an introduction/ day 1 activity. My students get to work with small groups to sort deviant acts. Then, they as a group rank these from most to least deviant. There are directions provided. Also, students will have small group and whole class discussion.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Global Issues Vocabulary and Mini-Research Activity
Students will be able to learn vocabulary associated with global issues. Have students highlight the ones they know a lot about. Have students put a star next to a few they would like to learn more about. Assign students a topic to dig deeper in with research and answer the questions in the table organizer. Students can create a presentation to share with the class and teach other students about the global issue.
Grades:
4th - 7th
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13 Colonies (Colonial Life) Artifact Research Project
This is a really fun, rigorous, and engaging project that allows students to research a specific person or event from the Colonial Era in American History. The students begin by choosing a topic, researching their selected topic, and identifying artifacts to share with their classmates. Also within the project, students will take meaningful notes, identify sources, create a bibliography, and create a written response. The project can be adapted to fit all learners and accommodate each teacher's
Grades:
5th - 11th
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APUSH- Period 1 Bell Ringers
These bell ringer questions cover a broad range of topics within Period 1, aiming to engage students in critical thinking and recall of key historical concepts and events. They are designed to stimulate discussion and can serve as a brief review of the period's major themes and developments.Includes: Word Doc with 30 Bell RingersAnswer Key
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: APUSH- Period 1-9 Bell Ringers Bundle
Law of Supply; Shifters!
It is anexcellent tool for Economics to practice reasons why curve line shifts! Five shifters, and comes with ananswer key.
Grades:
12th, Adult Education
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Classroom Task Card Prompts-Course: United States History 100 Prompts with Key
Classroom task cards are a versatile and effective instructional tool used by educators to enhance student engagement, encourage critical thinking, and provide opportunities for active learning. The rationale for using classroom task cards is rooted in their ability to address diverse learning styles, promote independent exploration, and foster a deeper understanding of content. Classroom Task Card PromptsCourse: United States HistoryRationaleIdeas100 PromptsAnswer Key
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Classroom Task Card Prompts/Questions-Rationale/Ideas/Answer Key
Westward Expansion 5th Grade Social Studies Task Cards
Westward Expansion 5th Grade Social Studies Task Cards
Grades:
5th
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Founding Fathers Trading Cards - Social Studies - American History - Revolution
This is a simple project that will make your classroom walls less boring! The project has students make trading cards (how many is up to you) of various Founding Fathers and some Framers.
I assign this project on Day 1 of my unit on the Revolutionary War, and collect it two weeks later.
This lesson is 1 page and simply contains the instructions.
When the trading cards are finally submitted by the students, I love holding up some cards and reading quotes to the class from these brave men. Fo
Grades:
5th - 11th
Landforms and US Features 4th Grade Social Studies
Continent, land forms, St. Lawrence River, Atlantic Coastal Plain, Appalachian Mountains, Great Lakes, Mississippi River, Gulf of Mexico, Great Plains, Rocky Mountains, Continental Divide, Great Basin, Death Valley, Migration
Grades:
4th
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Constitutional Principles Scenarios
Constitutional Principles are fun to teach, but can be difficult for students to understand because of their abstract nature. I find spending 3 days on Constitutional Principles is really worth it because it builds a strong foundation that will allow you to reference each principle throughout the rest of the year. This product is a great first day for the Constitutional Principles because it has an easy questions for notes and an easy matching activity for students to practice what they learned.
Grades:
5th - 11th
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STEM daily discussion starters, journal prompts, and fillers - January
I've done all the work for you! Each date has a STEM-related discussion-starter that you can use as an introduction, conclusion, or fill-in when needed. Each day includes what happened on that date, a bit of information for your students, an appropriate image, and a thought-provoking question for discussion. You can even post this as a journal-entry prompt!Each date is connected to further information links for your use, or a student's independent learning. History teachers - each of the ent
Grades:
6th - 12th
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China Collage Activity
This is a great activity to do after you have introduced China to your class. It contains a pre-assessment as well as a cool group activity that will give students a different method of showing what they know. The lesson also includes extension ideas for gifted/high ability students. There is one activity sheet that goes with it, and it is included.
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Kindergarten Ready to Print Science and Social Studies Standards
These standards are for Kindergarten teachers who are required to add your science and social studies standards to your agenda. This is a great tool to have when you are wanting to show what standards you are addressing in these subjects. These are ready to print :) All you have to do is print the two subjects on different colored cardstock paper, laminate them and cut them out! Enjoy!
Grades:
K
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Industrial Revolution Project
Students make a model of an invention from the American Industrial Revolution.
Grades:
8th
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Keys to Unlocking the Constitution Learning Scaffold
Challenge your government students to plumb the depths of the United States Constitution! This handy student guide provides a handy scaffold they can use to consider the motivations behind, design and implications of any portion of the Constitution. Use it to guide discussion, guide students to consider a variety of perspectives of a particular aspect of the Constitution or assign students the task of "unlocking" an amendment for homework. This tool supports Common Core State Standards as stu
Grades:
6th - 12th
Create A Product for the Gold Rush
Howdy Miners! There are many opportunities for entrepreneurs at the Gold Fields. You will be creating a model of your actual product that could be used during the Gold Rush time. Then you will display the usefulness of your new product by creating the advertisement poster.
Grades:
4th
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Primary and Secondary Sources Sorting Activity and Lesson
After teaching a brief lesson on the difference between primary and secondary sources, students work together to sort different types of sources from different events in history. This activity allows students to move around the room and work together to solve problems. The activity includes detailed instructions, Sorting Cards, student note taking and answer sheet, and the source lesson.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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Current Events/Analysis
Do you want to help students engage in analyzing multiple articles based on the same theme? This project/assignment is an excellent way of monitoring their abilities to infer, compare, contrast across the same theme. It is also a great project to help students work together with a common interest and produce information using a variety of technology. It's very much related to how to do research appropriately as well as forming their own conclusions based on what they chose research.
Zones of Regulation Chart
A Zones of Regulation resource used for students to identify their feelings and experiences in the red and green zone. This helps students to identify ways in which they can navigate from the red zone to the green zone.
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Grades:
K - 4th
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Mesoamerican Task Cards
Use these task cards to use during your civilization lesson!
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Doughnuts by Robert McCloskey, Extension and Enrichment Activities
Robert McCloskey's short story, Dougnuts, is the perfect springboard to exploring inventions, inventors, economics, production lines, and so much more in the interdisciplinary realm of ELA and Social Studies. This list of extension and enrichment activities provides extension and enrichment projects, along with links to related topics, such as how donuts are made - perfect for a fiction vs. nonfiction compare and contrast paper! Also included is a suggested book list for further reading, for
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Victoria Falls, Africa - Field Sketch
Victoria Falls or Mosi-oa-Tunya, which translates to ‘Smoke that Thunders’ is found on the Zambia River between Zambia and Zimbabwe. They are thought to be the largest in the world in terms of the volume of water that passes through it. It is neither the highest nor widest fall in the world but it is the largest sheet of falling water.This worksheet helps your students to understand the dos and don’ts of field sketching. Victoria Falls is used as an example to help practice this important
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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