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High school world history bulletin board ideas for Microsoft Word
Ancient World History Timeline
This timeline was created for a 6th Grade Ancient World History class that utilized DBQs as part of instruction. Dates in CE are blue, BCE are red, and when the event spanned both they are purple. An arrow is at the top of the box to help signal where on the line the event took place. I used duct tape to create my line and pinned the events as we learned them during the school year. This was a great visual display for my students and helped them understand how different parts of the world were c
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5th - 12th
Enlightenment Investigation | Philosophers | World History | 9th,10th,11th,12th
The Enlightenment Investigation for 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade is a great two part activity to deep dive into an Enlightenment or Revolutionary figure in world history. This editable resource comes in two parts; part one being a basic research activity and part two being a gallery walk that allows students to learn of other figures they may have not picked. This highly engaging activity will make students a quick expert on one historical figure, while exposing them to the stories of many oth
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7th - 12th
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FARCEBOOK!
It's "Farcebook"! With this Word document (.docx) you can have your students create a "Farcebook" page for anyone, living or dead. This is a particularly fun way for students to do history or literature projects--what would Alexander the Great's "Farcebook" page look like? What would Henry VIII's favorite TV shows be? What would "Farcebook" suggest as friends for Emily Dickinson?
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4th - 12th
Latin American Independence/Revolutions Project
In this assignment (alternative assessment) students can construct their own "Mount Rushmore" to four nationalists of Latin America. Student options include Toussaint L'ouverature (Haiti), Simon Bolivar (Venezuela, Columbia, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia), San Martin (Argentina, Ecuador, Peru), Miguel Hidalgo (Mexico), and or Augustine de Itirbide. Students will have to justify who made their monument with 4-5 bullet points on a plaque below each person. Kit includes Mountainside Template with
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6th - 11th
Joseph Stalin Report Card (Project Based learning)
Students will use information from class notes and readings to rate Stalin in 7 provided categories or would be "classes." Students must then justify the given grade with comments (2-3 sentences minimum) in which they cite historic evidence as support for the grade. In Summary they should rate him overall as a good or bad leader in a argumentative tone supporting him or denouncing him as leader of Russia.Contains Rubric and Sample This assignment or mini project calls on students to: Investi
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6th - 10th
Catherine the Great Report Card (Project Based Learning)
Students will use information from class notes and readings to rate Catherine the Great in 5 provided categories or would be "classes." Students must then justify the given grade with comments (1-3 sentences minimum) in which they cite historic evidence as support for the grade. In Summary they should rate her overall as a good or bad leader in a argumentative tone supporting her or denouncing her as leader of Russia.Contains notes, Rubric and Sample This assignment or mini project calls on stud
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6th - 10th
Histagram- American Revolution
Relate to your students by manifesting information in a way that appeals to them, such as Social Media! Covering the most significant events from settlement to the end of the American Revolution, this offers a timeline of events from 1215-1783.
Grades:
8th - 11th
Historical Timeline- 74 Pages for 74 Major Events
A historical timeline including major events, people, and inventions to displayed around the classroom. Each page has a Title, Year (approximate), and a brief description. Great for students to refer to when putting current content in context with world events.
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1st - 12th
Custom Card Set - World Leaders of Spanish Speaking Countries
*Updated August 2019. Great for seating charts, bulletin boards, or other activities. I personally use these on my desks in my classroom. Print them out and tape them on. Details:> Each card is 1.8" x 3.5" (when cut out, fits inside the width of packing tape for easy application to the desk)> Information on the card: Country Name (short and long version), map of the country within the continent, flag of the country, type of government structure, picture and name of country's leader.> 12
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6th - 12th
Ancient China word wall
This word wall is essential for when teaching about Ancient China. It covers all the most important terms that students will be exposed to. This unit of study has 30 vocabulary terms. And, it is perfectly laid out, with a three column design, that includes the term, the definition and an image. Perfect for interactive word walls, just cover the definition and image, but still keep the term showing. *Also great for ENL / ESL students with the visuals.Perfect and ready for printing, as well as lam
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6th - 12th
Ancient Egypt Word Wall
This word wall for Ancient Egypt is a must have! It has everything you need. Three column with the term, definition and image that is related to the topic within. Great for interactive word walls, you can easier cover the bottom definition and image, but still have the term showing. Great for games, and for ENL, ESL students. This Ancient Egypt word wall has 27 vocabulary terms, hitting on all the major terms that are essential for this unit of study!2 terms per page!Great for laminating!List of
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6th - 12th
Geography and the Social Studies Word Wall
Colorful word wall of geographic vocabulary terms. Included terms are geography, natural resources, cartography, cartographer, weather, climate, primary source, secondary source, bias, culture, economics, and free enterprise. Each term, its definition, and a picture or symbol representing the term are on their own 8.5 X 11 card.
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7th - 9th
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Renaissance Artifact Project
Simple project for students to examine artifacts from the Renaissance. Very adaptable to suit not only other Renaissance topics, but other history topics as well. Students are given a handout with a picture of the artifact and a series of questions They are then directed to research a specific artifact, which then can be collected graded and added to a bulletin board on the topic. A basic rubric is included.
Grades:
5th - 10th
Historical Figure of the Week
Engage your students from the moment they step in the room with daily clues describing a historical figure that falls into the timeline of 1400 - present. This product contains 40 historical figures with five creative clues describing each person. You can reveal one new clue per day [on slideshow or on bulletin board] and see if the students can decipher who is being described. For each figure, the first clue will be more obscure and the fifth clue will be the most obvious.
The historical figu
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6th - 9th
MAKING A TIMELINE / The Armenian Massacre / Genocide
In this activity students are instructed on how to construct a timeline. Explanations of how to write a chronology, establishing a scale of time and how to enter the information are included. In this assignment students are required to plot events before during and after WWI focusing on the Armenian Genocide and the decline of the Armenian population in Turkey. This Timeline project includes: Armenian genocide timeline (specified) instructions, a related reading with Qs, A list of suggested
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5th - 12th
101 Events, People, Ideas and Breakthroughs of the 2010s
This is a great project to start school off with after the holidays. It chronicles the people, events, ideas and breakthroughs that shaped our world from 2010-2019. Print out the topics and give each student one. Ask them to research the date and the topic and provide the information on the topic sheet. I ask my students to attach a picture if applicable. You can then display this on a bulletin board in your classroom or in the hallway. It is always a conversation starter when students and facul
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Ten Themes of History Posters
These are the National Curriculum Standards that I made into posters in my classroom. They are great to be able to point to and discuss how what we are talking about fits into these standards.
The Ten Themes are organizing strands for social studies programs. The ten themes are:
1 CULTURE
2 TIME, CONTINUITY, AND CHANGE
3 PEOPLE, PLACES, AND ENVIRONMENTS
4 INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT AND IDENTITY
5 INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, AND INSTITUTIONS
6 POWER, AUTHORITY, AND GOVERNANCE
7 PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION AN
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9th - 12th
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We Didn't Start the Fire
Students will research specific parts of the Billy Joel song "We Didn't Start The Fire" and in their research, answer specific questions given.
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9th
World History Classroom Timeline
This includes events and centuries taught in Medieval history. It focuses on Europe, Asia, Africa, Middle East, and Americas. Most of the events are from between 600 CE and 1600CE. You should be able to print, sort, and put this up.
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4th - 12th
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Ancient Greece word wall
This word wall is essential for when teaching about Ancient Greece. It covers all the most important terms that students will be exposed to. This unit of study has 25 vocabulary terms. And, it is perfectly laid out, with a three column design, that includes the term, the definition and an image. Perfect for interactive word walls, just cover the definition and image, but still keep the term showing. *Also great for ENL / ESL students with the visuals.Perfect and ready for printing, as well as la
Grades:
6th - 12th
My Personal Timeline Assignment
Students construct a chronological timeline of 10 events that shaped them as people. Rubric is included. Best taught with a social studies or history unit. Based on Culturally Responsive Pedagogy.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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8th Grade U.S. History Word Wall (UPDATED 9/24/19)
I have created a "live" dictionary for my students that I laminate and paste on a large wall in my classroom. As the year progresses so does the wall. I have tried to stick to commonly misunderstood or misused words, and words seen on the state history test (STAAR). This includes the vocabulary word on one page, and the definition on a separate page. (To allow the words to be large and visible from anywhere in the room).
Grades:
4th - 12th
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. ACROSTIC
Use this handy acrostic template to test your students' knowledge of Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and times. You can have them research his life, show them a video or DVD ("Our Friend Martin" is a great one), or see what they already know by using this form. These can be shared with the class on Dr. King's birthday, displayed on a bulletin board, or both.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Research On Egypt- Worksheet for Bulletin Board (4 Categories or More)
Research On Egypt- Worksheet for Bulletin Board (4 Categories or More)Students can research the country Egypt. The can focus on categories like the countries physical features, foods, government, celebrations, etc. This aligns with Social Studies passport- Grade 3 but can be used in multiple ways.**Once students complete and color this creates a vibrant display on any bulletin board.
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1st - 12th
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