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Critical thinking world history thematic unit plans for staff
Flags Display/Poster Trims- international - 6 pages
Flags Display/Poster Trims- international - PDF file
6 page themed, teaching resource.
This file is full of international flags.
You get 12 flags per page.
These displays would be ideal as a border around your classroom flashcards, match to world map or display in a themed corner.
A total of 71 flags is included in the printable classroom resource.
Designed by Clever Classroom.
Grades:
PreK - 10th, Staff
Engineering in History - Lesson Plans, Resources, Timelines - Unit Plan
This product is a unit plan which investigates which historical period produced the most innovative engineering feats. Using a range of historical periods including:Stone AgeIron AgeBronze AgeRomansVictorians20th Century21st Century.Nine detailed lesson plans look at the periods and engage pupils in investigating and researching how each of the periods engineered within their own times to solve problems. The overall aim of the unit is to understand that what we have today is owed to the engineer
Grades:
4th - 6th, Adult Education, Staff
Obstacle Courses
Run, Jump, Duck, Balance, Push, Pull, Climb, Crawl, and Leap into this PE Obstacle Course product.
It comes with 8 different visually appealing Obstacle Courses that will take your student on an adventure of a class period!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Mr. Clark's Everything in 1 PE Bundle
World War 2 Adapted Notes and Review
This product was made for students to learn the following:In this product, students will learn about World War 2, how this war was started, the timeline showing events that happened throughout World War 2, when it started, the countries that were involved in the war - Axis Powers and Allied Powers and who was in each of those, who Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party were and what they did, Jewish people were sent to concentration camps, the countries Germany took control of and why, events that led
Grades:
3rd - 11th, Staff
'Rabbit, Soldier, Angel, Thief' - Activities - Word Search, Colouring pages etc
Are you searching for captivating and educational resources to enhance your classroom experience while exploring the enchanting world of "Rabbit Soldier Angel Thief"? Look no further! Our bundle is specifically designed to bring the magic of this beloved novel to life in your classroom and at a very low price! Dive into the adventure with two word searches featuring key terms and characters from the story. Engage your students in a fun and interactive way while reinforcing their vocabulary and c
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Compare Media Reporting on September 11, 2001 Terrorism
This two page lesson contains 11 articles (a couple being more lengthy documents to deeply analyze the important issues) accessible by online web links (PDF also provided) and 12 thought provoking questions to help students cultivate critical thinking skills as they compare and contrast media coverage from 3 American media sources and 1 media source in the Middle East. In addition, 2 articles are provided (web links and PDF) from two American advocacy organizations digging into the subject furth
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The History and Evolution of Money
The History and Evolution of MoneyHow have civilizations conducted trade throughout history? How have nations evolved financially to more easily facilitate commerce and the flow of goods and services? What forms has money embodied throughout centuries? How have nations like China instilled consumer confidence in their currency and prevented its citizens from using other forms of monetary exchange? How is the value of paper currency backed and secured by nations and banks? How risky is the concep
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
BBC's Victorian Slum House: an anchor for the Industrial Revolution
BBC's "reality" show, Victorian Slum House is an excellent way to make the Industrial Revolution relevant for your World History students. Students will watch the events of the Victorian era unfold and engage in meaningful discussion- tying the show to terminology and modern day issues.Includes student packet with themes and discussion topics for all 5 episodes, episode notes for teacher (5 episodes), and optional plan for use including Socratic Seminars and tying episodes to Industrial Revolut
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Waste Lessons and Activities - Environment Studies
This 2 lesson mini-unit aims for students to examine the types of waste humans leave on this Earth.This product includes:* Hands-on activities to classify types of waste* Estimation activity on how long different materials take to break down* A clean-up activity to help gather data on types of rubbish at your school* Graphing activity to collate informationThis lesson is just a part of my 5wk / 25 lesson unit called "Human Impact on the Earth" that includes activities on: * Air pollution * Water
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1st - 12th, Staff
Opening the West (1858-1896)
Opening the West (1858-1896)Why do people make economic choices? How does geography influence the way people live? Why does conflict develop? How do governments change? What are the challenges of exploration and expansion? How can development benefit some people, while hurting others? Lesson Components Include:- Lesson Plan with Essential Questions and Learning Intention (3 pages)- California Standards- Relevance Key Points- Student Learning Success Criteria- 1 Video (50 minutes)- 10 Pages of Te
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Shelters and Structures - Design and Technology (STEM)
This product focuses on the study unit area of structures encouraging students to look at the different types of structures around them before designing, developing a prototype, learning skills of construction and strengthening joints before building their own life-size shelter.Included are ten lesson plans of varying lengths taking the children on a journey through: research, gathering evidence, developing ideas for different requirements of shelters in varying habitats, looking at comparisons
Grades:
2nd - 5th, Staff
World History and Geography Full Curriculum
This curriculum covers World Culture/History and Geography. It is complete with over 30 built-in lesson plans, 100 essential questions, and learning targets. This is great for. any World History class when writing lesson plans or choosing/creating a curriculum. Recommended grades 7-12.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Ancient Rome Thematic Unit Slide Bitmoji Classroom w/safe links & games!
Ancient Rome is one of the most popular units for students to learn about! This room will make it even more popular. This room will give students the sense of being in Ancient Rome while they are looking onto the Roman Colosseum.Students can view safe links on the various topics:The History of RomeRoman MilitaryRoman LifeJulius CaesarCiceroWeaponsChariot RacingGodsViews on RaceGrowing up in Romeand more! There are also links to games like:BBC GladiatorRoman Centurionhttp://www.show.me.uk/intera
Grades:
5th - 9th, Staff
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Also included in: Ancient Civilizations Virtual Classroom Templates w/activities
Materials & Matter Bundle - Inquiry Unit - Science - Engineering/Design - IB PYP
This 6-7 week How the World Works unit plan integrates both science and engineering/design. Easily adapted to suit your own class/school, it includes: transdisciplinary theme, central idea, lines of inquiry, key concepts and questionsapproaches to learning (ATLs) and learner profile focusagency and action ideasassessment - before views, formative, summative, self-assessment and peer.detailed learning experiences and provocationsscience experiments and engineering/design activitiesresources and
Grades:
1st - 6th, Staff
Australia: Continent Project
This is a 19 page, 40 question, research based project about the continent of Australia.
Students are asked to do the following- name the continent, name the hemisphere, list the countries, draw the country flags, list all major water bodies, describe the size of the continent, list the approximate population, label the political map, find the largest country, find the smallest country, list islands that are a part of the continent, list major land and waterforms, list plants and vegetation, l
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Principles of Design: Using the Golden Ratio as Art
This lesson borrows directly for Math Class: The Golden Ratio (1:1.618). It involves students making golden rectangles of various sizes/proportions, and arranging them in an interesting composition. The design may be further embellished by adding other elements such as colour, texture, and cut-outs (making negative space into a positive element). Coloured tissue could be applied to those negative spaces for additional effect.
This is a Middle School level or higher project.
It also connec
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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REMEMBRANCE DAY, CANADA: A CRYPTOGRAM ACTIVITY w/answer key
This cryptogram honors those who have perished protecting our freedoms. We pray for world peace. Thanks so much for visiting!
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
THE UNITED STATES WAR with MEXICO
THE UNITED STATES WAR with MEXICOEssential Questions - Why did President James Polk and the United States want to buy New Mexico and California from Mexico? Why did Mexico not want to sell land to the USA nor negotiate? How did these acquisitions come about to enlarge the territory of the United States? What is the heritage of Hispanic Californians given the historical conflict between the United States and Mexico? Were President Polk’s actions (and the actions of the USA) waging war to gain ter
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Women’s Movement – 1800s to 1920
The Women’s Movement – 1800s to 1920How do new ideas change the way people live? What reformative contributions were made by the women’s movement and what areas of civil and human rights advanced because of women activists? Why was suffrage, the right to vote in political elections, a central issue for the women’s movement and a source of argument among reformers? How and to what extent were women exploited and economically deprived in the 1800s by men? How did women rise up to break free from e
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Civil Rights Lessons from U.S. Congressman John Lewis who marched with MLK
- GOOD TROUBLE FOR SOCIETAL TRANSFORMATION -Civil Rights Lessons on Leadership from Congressman John Lewis who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.- Lesson Plan - Learning Intention- Student Success Criteria- California Standards - Relevance- 4 Videos- 25 Question Quiz- Answer Key4 videos, nearly 26 minutes of riveting video from the life of Congressman John Lewis how he marched alongside Dr. Martin Luther King and followed the principles of nonviolence and civil disobedience to get into good
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Post-Reconstruction Era - After the American Civil War
The Post-Reconstruction Era - Following the American Civil WarHow do new ideas change the way people live? How can a change in geography bring about a new beginning for your life? How do places change and get reformed? Is there such a thing as “new and improved” when it comes to states, regions and territories? If so, what is it that brings about and facilitates these improvements to enhance the quality of life for people living there? Lesson Components Include:- Lesson Plan with Essential Quest
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Toward American Civil War 1840-1861
Toward American Civil War 1840-1861Why does conflict develop? What events led to the Civil War? What compromises were made involving the issues of slavery? What new states were admitted to the Union? What were the failures of slavery, secession and the Civil War? How have states’ rights and voting rights impacted race relations, political parties, boundaries of states, and led to constitutional changes to affect our lives today?Lesson Components Include:- Lesson Plan with Essential Questions and
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Plants Inquiry Unit - Science - Environment - Planning - Experiments - IB PYP
In this 6-7 week Sharing the Planet (PYP) inquiry unit learners will discover how plants are key to the survival of our planet. Easily adapted to suit your own class/school, it includes: transdisciplinary theme, central idea, lines of inquiry, key concepts and questionsapproaches to learning (ATLs) and learner profile focusagency and action ideasassessment - before views, formative, summative, self-assessment and peer.detailed learning experiences and provocationsscience experimentsresources an
Grades:
1st - 6th, Staff
Forces & Motion Inquiry Plan & Engineering Tasks - Science - Design - IB PYP
This bundle includes:A 13 page 6-7 week inquiry unit plan How the World Works which integrates science and engineering/design. Easily adapted to suit your own class/school, it includes: transdisciplinary theme, central idea, lines of inquiry, key concepts and questionsapproaches to learning (ATLs) and learner profile focusagency and action ideasassessment - before views, formative, summative, self-assessment and peer.detailed learning experiences and provocationsscience experiments and engineer
Grades:
1st - 6th, Staff
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