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Free Common Core RH.9-10.7 resources for Microsoft PowerPoint
Ancient Mesopotamia PowerPoint with Guided Outline
This PowerPoint presentation is designed for middle, high, and home school school students and covers important details of Ancient Sumerian civilization from its earliest river valley civilization through its decline and fall to the Babylonian Empire. It may be presented by the teacher as whole class instruction or may be posted on a class blog to be used independently by students along with the guided outline. HISTORY ON DEMAND presentations include clear and concise textual and graphical eleme
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7th - 12th
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The United Nations - General Assembly, Security Council and ICJ.
140 teachers have purchased this product, which is especially useful for Model UN students and teachers. It was updated as of May 12, 2020. The amount of time you spend dealing with this information will range from 2 - 5 days depending on how much you want to involve the students in discussion and/or simulation. You could even just do the General Assembly or the Security Council in an hour.Credibility: For 19 years, my International Relations students and I conducted Model UN conferences and,
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introduction to Ancient India & its Geography - Foundation for Hinduism
This lesson introduces students to one of the four major ancient river civilizations: India. Students get an introduction to the geography of India and are walked through a brief history of ancient India and the trade networks connected to the region. This lesson also lays the foundation for the following lesson on Hinduism.For Middle School and High School level studentsThis 55 minute lesson includes:Lesson ObjectiveEnd of Lesson QuestionsKey vocabularyLesson-related launchCorresponding Note-
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7th - 12th
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Regiments of the Civil War | FREE LESSON PLAN! | Google Apps!
The Regiments of the Civil War Lesson Plan is FREE!!! We hope you enjoy this free resource to get a better idea of the quality of products we offer at Lesson Plan Guru. ************************************************************************************************************************************************If you enjoy this lesson plan, check out the SUPER BUNDLE that it's a part of! CLICK HERE: 5th-8th Grade SUPER BUNDLE Get our absolute BEST VALUE and over SIX MONTHS of resources From Col
Grades:
5th - 8th
How to write a DBQ | Lesson | Slides | Rubric | AP | General Education
In this lesson students will learn how to write a DBQ. This lesson can be adapted for DBQ writing in general education classrooms and for AP history. This lesson can be used all at once or mixed in throughout the year to teach claims, evidence, context and analysis. Need a DBQ assignment for this week? Check here!What's Included?14 page PDF slideshowLesson Outline:Project Slide “Two parts of a DBQ”:Explain to students that there are two parts to a DBQ: the first part is the claim also known as t
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8th - 12th
The Reconstruction Era
A T-chart, for students contrast the Reconstruction Era, pivotal period in American history.
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9th - 12th
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Exploring the Global Impact of the Industrial Revolution: Cotton and Colonialism
Discover an engaging and thought-provoking lesson designed for middle school and early high school students (ages 12 to 16) that explores the fascinating global impact of the Industrial Revolution. This captivating lesson delves into the intricate connections between Britain's industrial advancements, the emergence of the British Empire, and the profound effects on other regions, particularly India and the United States.Duration: Two 45-minute periodsKey Highlights:Interactive Learning: Students
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6th - 12th
Ancient Persian and Assyrian Empires: Facts and Comparison Analysis of Empires
Ancient Mesopotamia developed some of the world's earliest empires and yet, each empire was distinctive in its rule. This powerpoint provides facts on each empire then has students analyze each empire's approach to governing. Finally, students will assess which empire had the most effective type of rule, using facts to support their conclusions.
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8th - 12th
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Trojan War History Debate
Students love debates! Have your students research the history of the Trojan War and debate how historical it was. Either use it for a 4 corners agree/disagree activity or a more formal debate with 2-4 per team. 6 prompts total.Use the book Digging for Troy by Jill Rubalcaba to help with the research.
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6th - 11th
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Full Semester Pacing Guide for United States Government Course
Thank you for your interest in this pacing guide for a semester-long United States Government Course.On this document, you will see an outline for the order my units are to be taught as well as supplemental activities that can be used with each chapter. This document includes resources that I currently use with my students as well as information about the time I spend using each activity. If you would like to purchase all of the lessons that are listed on this document for a 20% discount, you ca
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9th - 12th
German Unification
This activity includes aim and learning objectives. There is a Do now / Motivation activity (quotes about Nationalism) that you can modify. Also, include readings about the reasons Germany was able to unify (German Nationalism) and how Otto Von Bismark.
Addition material: PowerPoint on the process of Unification. You can follow the outline of the lesson according to how I set out the documents etc. I also used a Video on Bismarck to provide additional information. that students can use to answe
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9th - 10th
Secondary History/Social Studies Standards
This series of Common Core State Standards (CCSS) resources was born out of a desire for SWBAT statements that could easily be posted in my own classroom. While I completely understood and appreciated the importance of daily posting student learning goals (SWBAT or “I Can” statements), I have to admit that I wished I could reclaim the time spent writing them on the board. I also wished I had room to post more than one or two learning goals. The Secondary History/Social Studies Standards freebie
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6th - 12th
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Black History: Black Futures Challenge
Resource for students to deepen their understanding of historical and systemic lineage of racism and it's impact on Black futures in education and economic outcomes for Black people. Students engaged with learning the history of Black bondage, liberty and bondage again as Black's freedom has morphed and transformed many times into newer forms of enslavement even in modern day education. Through the challenge exercise, students are able to grapple with the context of this unique historical relati
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8th - 12th
Analyzing Primary Sources HAPP
My free lesson on Teaching Primary source analyzationFill in the blank Google Slide teaching students how to analyze primary sources using HAPP.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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