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11th grade webquest interactive whiteboards
China: Urbanization Webquest
China: Urbanization WebquestThis webquest uses a very student friendly website that covers China shift from an agricultural country of the 1950s to an urban global power by the 2000s. The impact of the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution are covered. Please check out the website by clicking on the link below:Click here to view the website.IMPORTANT: Please check this BBC Website on your school computer, a small amount of schools block archived websites.The webquest contains 18 questions a
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5th - 12th
Continental Drift Interactive Notebook Presentation/Webquest
This Notebook presentation is used either as an interactive lecture or inquiry based research assignment for students. It is developed so students research evidence of continental drift (Alfred Wegener) and plot the observations onto an interactive map. As the data accumulates, and plotted onto the map (grouped to stay with the continent), students match the coastlines of the continent to complete the Pangea "puzzle" as explained by the continental drift theory. All in all, students assess the f
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8th - 11th
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Civil War - Google Slides - Interactive Timeline
This google slide WEBQUEST / Interactive Timeline is PERFECT for any style classroom* distance learning* live classroomThe Civil War is a very important, intertwined time of differences, political intervention, and a massive change within the United States of America! With this timeline students will use different websites to locate their answers to the questions already labeled for you that involve all those topics and your students will love the videos and interactive links within this content
Grades:
7th - 12th
Continental Drift Interactive Notebook Presentation
This Notebook presentation is used either as an interactive lecture or inquiry based research assignment for students. It is developed so students research evidence of continental drift (Alfred Wegener) and plot the observations onto an interactive map. As the data accumulates, students match the coastlines of the continent to complete the Pangea "puzzle" as explained by the continental drift theory. All in all, students assess the four key pieces of evidence for continental drift (fossils, glac
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8th - 11th
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