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12th grade african history simulations
Trans-Saharan Trade Simulation Game - Ibn Battuta and the Mali Empire
This is a fun, exciting way to get your students to role-play in groups as explorers crossing the Sahara during the gold-salt trade. Students must work together in a caravan to make the right decisions along the journey to avoid losing too much health or too many blocks of salt. Just print one game card per student and control the story from your projector! Includes:- Trans-Saharan Trade Simulation PowerPoint- Trans-Saharan Trade Student Game Card- Spinners to Print for Random Events within Simu
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4th - 12th
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The Berlin Conference Simulation - Scramble for Africa Activity - Imperialism
This is a fun-filled activity that simulates the events that unfolded in the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, sometimes referred to as the Scramble for Africa. It coincides with AP World History's Topic 6.2 - State Expansion from 1750-1900. However, it could be used for on-level courses too. There is minimal prep. Only a few things need to be printed and a couple of things need to be cut out."You are here in Berlin at the request of Otto von Bismarck to represent your designated nation. The g
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Berlin Conference Bundle - Scramble for Africa Simulation and Notes
Silent Barter and Trade Simulation: West Africa Edition!
Have fun with an unforgettable learning experience with the Silent Barter and Trade Simulation: West Africa Edition! This economic simulation is designed specifically for teachers who want to engage their students in an interactive learning experience that not only teaches about the history of West Africa, but also provides students with practical skills in teamwork, budgeting, and strategy.During the simulation, students will be divided into teams and challenged to silently trade along the ban
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: The African History Bundle Set!
Ancient Egyptian Mummification Lesson and Simulation
Your learners will love this fun and interactive lesson and simulation on Ancient Egypt. With this lesson, learners will learn how Ancient Egyptians did the mummification process and then get to do a hands on activity themselves. They will mummify an apple designed to look like a pharaoh. Then, they will complete a handout to go along with the simulation. *You will need to buy your own supplies for this simulation*This Resource Includes:9 Slide Presentation on Egyptian Burial Procedures1 Ted Ed
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3rd - 12th
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Interactive Simulation: Transatlantic Slave Trade
Interactive Simulation: Transatlantic Slave TradeThis is one of my favorite lessons of the year! It is impactful and eye opening for students to see such an interactive simulation of the slave trade and its impact!This is a great one day interactive simulation about the trans-atlantic slave trade. All you need to do is post the graphic organizer below in Google Classroom, or print it out on paper and share the link with students to get to the simulation. Once my students are done I like to have
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8th - 12th
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Chat GPT - Egyptian Book of the Dead Adventure Tour
Embark on an unforgettable journey through ancient Egypt with our "Egyptian Book of the Dead Adventure Tour" teaching resource! This comprehensive package offers an immersive learning experience that will transport your students to the mystical world of ancient Egyptian beliefs and rituals.What's Included:ChatGPT Adventure Tour: Your students will step into the shoes of an intrepid explorer as they interact with a dynamic ChatGPT adventure tour guide. Through text-based adventures, they will unr
Grades:
7th - 12th
World History: Ancient West Africa WHOLE UNIT BUNDLE!
Description:This two-week unit will have your students fully engaged in a challenging yet fun unit on the history of Ancient West Africa.Recommendation:This unit bundle is activity-based. It works best with any standard textbook unit on the history of Ancient West Africa, especially Ghana and Mali. Time required: 9-10 days.Grading/Assessment: Formative Assessments (Homework): Four -Grade selected writing prompts -Caravan worksheet page -Notes from Station Activity (optional) -Pre-Writing Page fo
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7th - 12th
Imperialism Activity
This activity works well to explain the various ethnic groups in Africa and the issues these groups faced when colonizers imposed superfluous borders during the Berlin Conference. Students are asked to separate a series of colors and shapes into 55 sections randomly. The teacher will then read from a script to discuss pre-existing conflicts/alliances that may prove to be issues in these new "states."File includes two options for worksheets: one that is already completed with shapes and colors an
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
West Africa: Silent Barter Salt and Gold Trade, Notes and Instructions
Synopsis of activity:This two-day lesson and simulation combination activity serves an effective way to broaden your students’ understanding of the geography, economics, resources, and practices of West Africa and the empire of Ancient Ghana. Middle school students love this activity, but it would be great for a high school world history class as well. Role of the teacher:Your role on day one is to guide the students through a vocabulary lesson and have the students take notes on “Silent Barter”
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: World History: Ancient West Africa WHOLE UNIT BUNDLE!
Greenbook Simulation Game Only and Movie Sheet
This file is designed to expose students to the Greenbook. During segregation, African Americans were subjected to violence and harassment on American roads. Travel was very dangerous. The Greenbook was a guide designed to inform motorists of friendly places during travels to avoid hostile environments. Game Directions: Travel from the starting space to destination moving one space at a time. Each space you move on counts as 1 hours of driving time. As you plan your travel moving from space to s
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9th - 12th
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Plessy v Ferguson Socratic Seminar
This resource includes the following:Plessy V Ferguson reading covering background, amendment elements, and final remarks from Justice Henry Brown and Justice John HarlanAnnotation technique to ensure close reading and note taking on the text (can be used for a grade)Potential discussion questions for the Socratic SeminarInstructions on how to conduct the Socratic Seminar and sentence stems to help students phrase their comments or questions in the Socratic Seminar
Grades:
9th - 12th
Geography and History of Africa Jeopardy Review and Quiz
Provide your students with a fun way to review African geography, history, and culture with a Jeopardy simulation and quiz to follow! Topics include ancient history, modern history, culture, geographical features, and political geography. Students will be assessed through multiple-choice and matching-styled questions! The Jeopardy template is easy to edit if you wish to make any changes!Special Note: Due to not being able to attach PDFs to a Google Drive product on TPT, the first slide of the Go
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: African Geography Unit Bundle
Mummification Simulation
Your learners will love this fun and interactive simulation on Ancient Egypt. Students will participate in the Ancient Egyptians mummification process themselves! They will mummify an apple designed to look like a pharaoh. Then, they will complete a handout to go along with the simulation.I have done this with my learners for the past two years and it has been a class favorite!
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Ancient Egyptian Mummification Lesson and Simulation
AP World History Let's Trade! Activity
IMPORTANT NOTE: This resource was made for the former AP World course, in which all of world history was covered. If you are still teaching all eras rather than just modern, it's a worthwhile resource. If you're only covering modern (fitting the new AP World framework), this is not worth purchasing.This is a fun activity from HistoryChic's Treasure Trove that you can use in AP World History Unit 3 to help students review the major trade routes and products (you do need to have covered this mate
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9th - 12th
Readers Theater: The Scramble for Africa and "Gentlemen of the Jungle"
This is a script for a readers' theater and activity I adapted from Jomo Kenyatta's famous fable "The Gentlemen of the Jungle". The story includes 7 characters, and emphasizes the African point of view of colonization and resistance. This is a great way for students to understand the Scramble for Africa and how Europeans and African people interacted during this late 19th century event which would change the trajectory of Africa's history forever. I have included teacher instructions and recomme
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10th - 12th
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African States & Societies Urban Game Simulation
In a 21 round simulation, students construct a West African political & economic landscape that shows changes over time, spanning the Bantu migrations, the arrival of camel caravans, the expansion of Islam, and the growth of kingdoms and states such as Ghana and Mali. Teacher key provided and PowerPoint guide. This simulation is ready to launch as is, so great also for sub plans. My students loved this simulation because it helped them visually connect to African history.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Simulation: Bandung Afro-Asian Conference
Oftentimes the Cold War is taught solely as a struggle between East and West, however students should also see how it was equally a struggle between North and South. Throughout the entirety of the Cold War, the U.S. and the U.S.S.R sought to extend their influence and that of their competing political ideologies to southern nations in South America, Africa, and Asia, thus affecting the entire globe. In 1955, the first large Afro-Asian conference took place in Bandung, Indonesia to discuss commo
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9th - 12th
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Mapping the Civil War
This interactive lesson combines the history of Civil War mapmakers like Jed Hotchkiss and a General's planning for encampments (Where to put cannons, tents, latrines etc.), with the mathematical calculations it takes to produce such a map. The students will work outside to accurately map an area designated by the teacher using satellite imagery available at www.scribblemaps.com. I use this lesson to introduce the students to scribblemaps, which we use in later lessons to accurately track the ro
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6th - 12th
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Scramble for Africa Post Simulation Reflection/Class Discussion
Are you looking for an engaging and interactive way to help your students delve deeper into the complexities of imperialism and the colonization of Africa? Look no further! Our Scramble for Africa: Interactive Group Discussion & Reflection Activity is designed to enhance your students' understanding of this critical historical period while promoting communication, critical thinking, and collaboration.What's included:Detailed activity instructions to guide you step-by-step through the process
Grades:
10th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-ESS3-3
Civil Rights - Change From The Grave Eulogy Project
Intense in-class simulation where students will research about a murdered civil rights figure and then give his or her eulogy.
Target:
Students will learn more about death as a means of change through researching one Civil Rights member and/or African-American who was murdered during the Civil Rights Movement (1950’s-1960’s).
Objectives:
1. You will research about the murder and death of someone during the Civil Rights Movement (1950’s – 1960’s). This person may be a leader, a member, and/or
Grades:
6th - 12th
Colonization, Part 2 - Decision Making Game (African PoV)
In this simulation, students will learn about the process of colonization from an African point of view. Based on the life of Jomo Kenyatta, this first-person decision making activity surrounds the students with real events in order to examine the perspective of African people.
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9th - 12th
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Act it out! Punic Wars (Cannae) Simulation Discussion Questions/Journal Entry
Thank you for your interest in my lesson! In this lesson, your class will watch a short video on the Pincer movement in the Battle of Cannae. You will then make predictions as a class about what will happen in said battle. Your class will then simulate the battle, answer discussion questions, and write a journal entry that has them reflect on what they learned. My class has a lot of fun with this lesson, and yours will as well!
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6th - 12th
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Lesson Plan - West African States & Societies Urban Game Simulation
This lesson plan refers to the PowerPoint activity which includes the script and key.
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8th - 12th
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