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10th grade study skills thematic unit plans $5-10
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Economics Budget Project and LFS Unit
This project was created for my high school students in my resource room. My former students explained that they felt unprepared for life out in the "real world" because no one really told them what it would be like to be out on their own, and because of that they struggled a lot at first. So I created this project for my future junior and senior students to help them really get a grasp of what it might be like after graduation. Especially those whose parents will not help finance their futures,
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Pre-Colonial America Primary Source Unit: French & Spanish in Florida, 1565
OverviewSpain ‘discovered’ Florida, claimed it, then France went to pillage the land from their rivals. Fort Caroline, the failed French colony was superseded by St. Augustine due to this battle, and the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the US is now considered a Spanish one. How did this happen?Investigate a 1540 map of the New World to orient your students, then have them prepare for academic conversations about the texts using either Guided Annotation or a Research Roundta
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9th - 12th
Ancient World History Skills Packet: Julius Caesar, Thucydides, Mesopotamia
OverviewTeach the motivations and culture behind war for three different ancient societies. Activities IncludedTwo Readings: Thucydides - The Peloponnesian War & Julius Caesar - The Gallic Wars Whippoorwill Notation Sheet - Take a few of these to keep track of the larger themes of class while doing the activities herein. History Hunt: Ancient Mesopotamian War Students stand up and investigate ancient artifacts, 12 printable pictures with worksheets and comprehension questions homework. Ann
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Piacere di conoscerti
This comprehensive introductory lesson focuses on teaching greetings, introductions, and how to respond to the question "how are you" in Italian. The lesson encompasses approximately 44 visually stunning slides enriched with captivating images and audio components. The carefully color-coded lexicon further aids in enhancing students' retention of the vocabulary.To maximize the effectiveness of the slides, the teacher can begin by introducing the key vocabulary, ensuring students grasp the essent
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The USA States and Capitals Unit Study
The USA States and Capitals Unit Study is designed to engage the children as they learn about the 50 states in America. The unit study is divided into a three-step process that is to be repeated whenever they complete the unit study. It includes YouTube video links, a state interview, and four-game ideas to help them retain the information. The USA States and Capital Unit Study teaches the following things:The state and the capital cityThe State AnimalThe State FlowerThe year the state entered t
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2nd - 12th
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Metacognition Assemblies
This complete set of ten assemblies is designed to introduce metacognition and learning-power enhancement to students aged 11-16. The topics covered are:Introduction to MetacognitionHow to Improve ConcentrationIncreasing Memory & LearningBeing Inquisitive & Developing Questioning SkillsHealthy Body, Healthy Emotions, Healthy MindCritical Thinking & Higher-Order Thinking SkillsThe Benefits of MeditationThe Value of EducationIncreasing Energy & MotivationHow to ReviseThe assemblies
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5th - 10th
Also included in: Metacognition Pack (Bronze) [A]
Pre-Colonial America Primary Source Unit: Destruction of the Indies, deLas Casas
OverviewUse primary sources to introduce one of the earliest Civil Justice warriors for the Americas: Bartolome De Las Casas. His account and the associated engravings by Theodor De Bry are startling, gruesome, and not for younger classes—yet there is much to learn about how early humanist Catholics made pleas to the powers that be in Europe about the mistreatment of the Native populations in this recently conquered land. Students will orient to contemporary geographic knowledge with the study
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9th - 12th
Locke & Marx Annotate and Connect: Property, Labor, Capitalism, Communism
OverviewWhy Property? Why NO Property? Let students see where the roots of two political ideologies’ thoughts on property originate. Note: Locke and Marx are not as totally at odds as one might think, and Locke points out many of the downfalls of property, namely how money might throw a wrench into the machine. Marx essentially argues that factory labor is not creating capital for the workers, only the owners, whereas Locke argues that labor creates property when mixed with resources — one can s
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9th - 12th
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