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Free british history independent work packets
*FREEBIE* How to Play Cricket Activity (Digital Resource)
This is a quick activity for students to learn how to play cricket. I would use this as an independent learning activity after a study of the Influences of the British Empire or while learning about the culture Great Britain. It would be fun to then watch a cricket match together or play as a class! Includes: Independent reading/research about how to play the game of cricketAn interactive "drag and drop" activity*Note: Once you access the slides, you’ll need to “Make a Copy” in order to edit and
Grades:
6th - 12th
Intro to Law- Where's the Justice? *Free* FLEX Trial Week
This free resource is a trial week for you/ your learner to decide if this Intro to Law FLEX learning course is the right path for you. Each week students are given a weekly reading assignment, video with multi-media presentation, and supplemental video/ article links aimed at enriching your learner’s understanding of Whatever Happened to Justice? by Richard Maybury and The Law by Frederick Bastiat.Accompanying free resources for Week One: Teacher's Guide & PPTThis lesson covers chapters 1-3
Grades:
8th - 12th
Unit 1: The 13 Colonies for English Language Learners
TOPICS COVERED: Competition to Control the New WorldPush and Pull FactorsAn Overview of Each ColonyThe New England RegionThe Mid-Atlantic RegionThe Southern RegionColonial GovernmentThe Virginia House of BurgessesThe Mayflower CompactThe Fundamental Orders of ConnecticutThe English Bill of RightsThe Magna Carta, and more!This product is a great way to help your English language learners eliminate that feeling of being lost in class and not knowing what to do. The information is presented in ch
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Grades:
8th
In Memory of HRH Queen Elizabeth II
In Memory of HRH Queen Elizabeth II89 pages looking through the decade at the life of a remarkable individual and at some of the key events that happened during her lifetime* timeline of the queen’s life* 1920s – the birth of Princess Elizabeth* 1930s – the childhood of Princess Elizabeth* family life and the princess’ education* the coronation of King George VI* 1940s – World War II* the engagement of Elizabeth and Philip* the wedding of Elizabeth and Philip* 1950s – the Commonwealth* the Acces
Grades:
5th - 8th
Black History Month Remembrance Day Black Poppy Lesson KS3/GCSE (K6-12)
In this GCSE Lesson we examine the Black Poppy Rose, a symbol designed to recognise the contributions of African, Black, West Indian, Pacific Island and Indigenous communities to wars that date back to the 16th century.Attached is a document from the National Army Museum, which goes into detail on the contribution from people of colour in many wars and conflicts. It is followed by some quick comprehension questions and discussion points for your and your group, and extended writing exercises for
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Intro to Law: Week One PPT *FREE
This digital download is the first of twelve multimedia presentations aimed at enriching your learner’s understanding of Whatever Happened to Justice? by Richard Maybury and The Law by Frederick Bastiat. Designed for companion or independent study, I provide a teacher’s syllabus, outline, 13-20 slides per lesson with text specific discussion questions, appropriate cultural literacy, supplemental videos, suggested discussion/ writing topics, recommended literature and videos to supplement. Accomp
Grades:
9th - 12th
Adventures in Space and Time Workbook 4a
The fifth curriculum workbook in our space and time series, perfect for any Dr Who fans out there. This one covers the Specials at the end of the Tenth Doctors time.72 pages of Science, History, Geography, English, and of course ... Dr Who. Covering a wide range of topics including the Victorians, the Industrial Revolution, the Faraday cage, ecosystems, biodiversity, Mars and more. Aimed at ages from 8-14, although suitable for younger children with assistance, and older children, who can use
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
S3 Impact of War on British Society DBQ - Politics
A series of 7-source DBQs which ask the student to compare sources as well as respond to an over arching DBQ prompt based upon a historiographical debate on key themes in the topic area. This product is suitable for homework after an introduction to the topic or an assessment at the end of an unit. This would also be a very good on-line vehicle for discussion during synchronous learning with 7 sources and two questions which could be managed during a 45 minute or 1 hour class.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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