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Civics cultural activity videos
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The changing face of Britain from 1960s to 1980s
The changing face of Britain from 1960s to 1980s. A description of all the aspects involved: political transformation, social and cultural changes, economic shift, technology advancement, social unrest and activism. It is a short video to give a general view of the main events of that time.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Black History Month: African American School History: Rosenwald Schools
This inspiring lesson combines video with handouts to teach students about schools that African American communities helped to construct during the segregation era. Did you know that between 1912 and 1932 southern African American communities paid their taxes, then raised additional money to build 4,977 schools for their children? They did so in partnership with the Rosenwald Fund, originated by philanthropist Julius Rosenwald. This lesson is appropriate for grades 5-12 and includes video by
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Human Rights Through Media Literacy Project
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The Human Rights through Media Literacy Project is a student-centered, authentic multi-literacy learning project providing a demonstration of a cross-curricular/discipline, multi-media and Media Literacy that is tailored to meet the academic needs and curricular objectives of the students and teachers.
The project will enable students to develop an awareness of human rights issues through the medium of documentary films. To that end students will be involved in producing mini-docum
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6th - 12th
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Trivia Time Country Capitals of the World - Writing City Names
Visit the 50 most populated countries of the world in 20 minutes! Beautiful pictures, music and animation make this a fun introduction or lunch lesson. For every country, discover its cities, locate it on a continental map and view famous places/aspects of its culture! A country flag is included on each slide as well! Determine the capital in the midst of learning much more!Tips for Writing City Name Success: Each country is shown twice, with a mid-point "break". In the first section, eac
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3rd - 12th
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Trivia Time Country Capitals of the World - Game Show
Visit the 50 most populated countries of the world in less than 15 minutes! Beautiful pictures, music and animation make this a fun introduction or lunch lesson. For every country, discover its biggest cities*, locate it on a continental map and view famous places/aspects of its culture! A country flag is included on each slide as well! Determine the capital in the midst of learning much more!Game Show Tips: This video runs on its own, at a quick pace. There is only about 5 seconds to write
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3rd - 12th
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White House Video, Teacher's Guide and Children's Activity Booklet!
Captivate your elementary age children with US Civics through our White House Video and supporting materials authored by veteran teacher and TpT regular Sue Peterson! This bundle includes a link to a 3-minute animated video about The White House with diverse characters, plus a downloadable Teacher's Companion Guide with key vocabulary and concepts, NCSS standards, web resources and extended activities. The downloadable Children's Activity Booklet includes handouts of activities for a range of ab
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3rd - 5th
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