Aztec Stations - Reading Centers Activity -Graphic Organizer & Foldable
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This content-rich activity is student centered and interactive! This Aztec reading stations activity set has 8 stations with close readings and primary sources. Students analyze the government, economy, culture, geography, religion, achievements, writing system and the decline of the Aztecs at the hands of Spanish Conquistadors.
This activity comes with over 22 pages with tons of options for student driven instruction!!! Readings come with pictures and maps. Questions and interactive mini activities are on a separate worksheet for teacher choice. This activity also comes with a fold-able graphic organizer activity that is interactive and fun. Students summarize the reading with a #hashtag summary, identify the main idea with supporting facts, and draw pictures! Teacher instructions are included with 5 different activity ideas with the same Common Core readings.
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