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Hispanic Heritage Month other (social studies) grant proposals
Afrodescendientes, afrolatinos, biografías y proyecto de afrodescendencia
¿Buscando que tus estudiantes conozcan figuras afrodescendientes de Puerto Rico? ¿Necesitas una actividad para la semana de afrodescendencia?Este recurso es ideal para que tus estudiantes conozcan figuras afrodescendientes y su aportación a la cultura puertorriqueña al preparar una biografía, cartulina o presentation board. Podrán presentar oralmente cada uno de los personajes históricos para que toda la clase los conozca. Podrás seleccionar entre 4 sugerencias de evaluación con 3 diferentes rúb
Grades:
5th - 8th
Day of the Dead/ Día de los Muertos Unit for Spanish Elementary
Day of the Dead is a meaningful holiday that can take a lot of time to plan for, since there is a lot for new teachers to learn about its symbols and traditions. Some may even feel nervous diving into the topic of death with students, especially those in elementary. In crafting this resource, I combined both my knowledge from 10+ years studying and teaching about Day of the Dead with my first-hand experience seeing student's reactions in the classroom. Students will learn essential knowledge abo
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Diseño and Land Grant Project
Students will submit a petition to get land in California. Then they will write a formal letter to request their land. Last, you will create your diseño! This will include all hand drawn elements. You must create the shapes and images on your own to create a unique and personalized Diseño. All directions for the three steps are included in the Google Slides. You are able to edit, if you want!
Grades:
4th
Also included in: 4th Grade Social Studies Projects
Fiscal Federalism Activity: Parent/Guardian Grant Proposal
This student-centered project is a wonderful way to introduce the concept of Fiscal Federalism to Civics/American Government students. In this fun and interactive activity, students will design grant applications in which they (the states) will request federal funding through categorical or block grants. Students will ask for things they really want or need by seeking parent/guardian (federal government) funding. It is an engaging way for students to learn and apply key terms like mandates, cate
Grades:
9th - 12th
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1st Grade Social Studies Geography Map Making
An engaging introduction lesson on maps. This lesson includes the vocabulary word cards, activities, and a reading and comprehension passage. This is Lesson 2 in the Unit 3 Geography bundle. Lessons can be used independently outside of the unit and include all items to be successful. Word cards included: globe, land mass, and bodies of waterLesson PlanLets Make a Map activityColor the Map pageWhat Can a Map Show Us comprehension pageAligns with Michigan standards and the MC3 Curriculum.All of th
Grades:
1st - 2nd
Sociology: 10 Notable Sociologists
PowerPoint presentation featuring 10 notable sociologists. Can be printed out and used as posters as well. Prints well in black and white.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
PBL Project Journal (editable)
PBL Project Journal on "How does technology affect our lives?" (editable)
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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