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Native Americans game interactive whiteboards
Georgia Indians Jeopardy Game PowerPoint
PowerPoint is based on Jeopardy. Asks questions about James Ogelthrope, Mary Musgrove, Tomochichi, Sequoyah, Cherokee & Creek Indians. Meets 2nd grade Social Studies Standards.
Grades:
2nd
The French and Indian War Jeopardy Review Game
Use Google Drive to access my FRENCH & INDIAN WAR Jeopardy Game (editable!) in Google Slides! This fun & engaging activity will help review key people, causes, events, outcomes and vocabulary regarding this important historical event! This is a great activity to use before an assessment! It includes 25 content rich questions and it takes only minutes to be shared with your Google Drive and can be implemented immediately! You can even edit and add in your own information to make it comple
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Also included in: Early Ohio History Activity Bundle for 4th Grade Social Studies
Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) League Flipchart
This flip chart is designed around a lesson on the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) League. Each flip chart has information and illustrations in addition to teacher instructions in the note browser. This flip chart also includes a fun, interactive game based on the Haudenosaunee League to solidify what the students have learned. The flipchart is made on the Actvinspire program and you will need an interactive Promethean board. Teacher tested and student approved!
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Thanksgiving Jeopardy Game
Use Google Drive to access my THANKSGIVING Jeopardy Game (editable!) in Google Slides! Kids will answer 25 Thanksgiving trivia questions in this engaging, no prep Jeopardy game that is a perfect for that short week leading up to this special holiday! Thanksgiving trivia topics covered include history, traditions, food, the 1st Thanksgiving, and random ! 25 questions reviewing thought-provoking facts are arranged in a colorful game board to give students a competitive game-like atmosphere! Topic
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Native American Review Game
This smarboard review game follows the jeopardy format and students will answer questions comparing the daily life, physical environment, and culture of the major Native American cultural groupings.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Lewis & Clark Expedition (Westward Expansion)
This comprehensive Lewis & Clark Unit includes:-40 Teaching Slides-An interactive map that students can use to follow the Corps of Discovery throughout the expedition-Videos-Critical Thinking Prompts-An interactive board game to review
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Fact-Filled Bingo & Slideshow - Colonial America
“Fact-Filled Bingo” is a computer program sure to bring excitement to your Colonial America unit. Instead of numbers, the talking robot calls out random persons, events and documents complete with pictures and interesting facts. Forty bingo cards suitable for laminating are provided.Also included is the computer program “Fact-Filled Slideshow”. Hook up your classroom PC/Mac to a SmartBoard or projector to highlight 48 different persons, events and documents. Again the talking robot does the narr
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Native American Region Jeopardy
Jeopardy style game show for the Native American Region! For 4th and 5th grade Social Studies. 25 practice problems for students to review!
The Jeopardy game goes well with my Native American Assessment.
Grades:
4th - 6th
Early Native Americans of North Carolina Review Game
A fun way to review what students have learned about the Early Native Americans of North Carolina! The review game includes 10 multiple choice questions. Each answer choice is hyperlinked to show the students if they got the answer correct or incorrect.
Grades:
4th
3rd Grade Social Studies Jeopardy
Thank you for purchasing my 3rd Grade Social Studies Review. Included are the categories of: communities, land forms, natural resources, economies, and Native Americans. Feel free to edit and adjust this presentation to meet your class’ needs, just don’t repost it for profit.
This product is created with Microsoft Power point, please make sure that you have this program before purchasing this product. Thank you!
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Grades:
3rd
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Jeopardy! American Indians (USHI Standards of Learning)
Great fun! Exciting categories! Maximize engagement! This Jeopardy game is intended to review American Indian and archaeology material with your students in a lively way! Categories include: "Eat this, not that", "Out of Place", "Can You Dig It?", "Home is Where the Heart Is", and "American Indians in Poetry". This game encourages critical (and creative) thinking. #tlap
Grades:
5th - 7th
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Native Americans
The picture shows up first on each slide. I use it in a game type format. I have the students guess who the person is and if they do not know, facts are shown line by line with the name coming up last.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Native American Regions Review Game
This review game covers the basic characteristics (food, clothing, shelter, language, natural resources, etc.) of the regions of Native Americans of North America (eastern woodlands, plains, southwest, west, northwest, subarctic, arctic, and carribbean). These are outlined by Ohio's New Learning Standards for 5th Grade, but may be covered by different grade levels in other states.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Native American Jeopardy Review Game
This is a Native American Review game to be used on a SmartBoard. It is a great review before the assessment (also available on TpT).
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Grades:
4th
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