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10th grade other (social studies) resources for GATE
2023 Year in Review Current Events Trivia with Answer Key Quiz Bowl
This resource consists of 23 questions having to do with current events that occurred during 2023. This would be a great way to review the year at the end of 2023 or the beginning of the new year, 2024!This could be done as a homework assignment, where students research the answers, or as a team builder or icebreaker just for fun to see what everyone knows collectively, especially on the return from winter break. Appropriate and fun for staff events, academic challenge teams or quiz bowl! Answer
Grades:
7th - 10th
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American Government and Civics: John Locke and the Declaration of Independence
This item is apart of a bundle! Teaching the enlightenment? Use this lesson as a way to teach the philosophy of John Locke and his influence on the Founding Fathers. This can used in Interactive notebooks or as separate consumables You will Love this resource because:Provides 2 lesson versions for Gifted and Gen Ed classes. Collaborative Activity Critical Thinking ActivitiesNotes Declaration of Independence Analysis Editable PowerPointWant access to ALL of my civics resources? Join the Civics an
Grades:
6th - 12th
Titans of History: Press Conference
Add this fun and exciting activity to your teaching bag. "The Titans of History Press Conference," is a dynamic and memorable activity that brings the giants of world history to life in your classroom. Students will immerse themselves in the roles of renowned historical figures such as John Locke, Adam Smith, Karl Marx, Voltaire, Simon Bolivar, and Mary Wollstonecraft, sparking curiosity and fostering a deeper understanding of their contributions to the world. Each group will be assigned a "T
Grades:
9th - 11th
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Timeline Past Present Future & Spanish Linea de Tiempo Presente Pasado Futuro
This is one of my favorite projects of the year and perfect for OPEN HOUSE!It is so exciting for the students & families! This project comes in English and Spanish as well as the instructions for parents!Ways to incorporate it:-Timeline on themselves-Timeline of a living person (famous or ordinary)-Introduction to conjugating verbs in Spanish-Introduction on how to speak in past, present, and futureOlder Students:-G.A.T.E Icon- Multiple Perspective- A timeline of a character or plot-Characte
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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SCAMPER Invention Project
This two page activity includes instructions, expectations, descriptions, and a rubric for a "SCAMPER" project. Students will use the "SCAMPER" process to invent a new product. This is editable so that it can be modified for your specific purpose and grade-appropriate activity.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Unit 4 Transoceanic Interconnections: Bell Ringers/ Warm ups
Bell Ringers/Warm Ups are a great way to begin your class and will allow you to take attendence and complete other administrative duties while your students are working. Each warm up is 5-10 minutes and can be used to assess prior knowledge, reinforce key concepts, or introduce new topics in an engaging and interactive manner. They are designed for Modern AP World History Unit 4 Transoceanic Interconnections. Content will cover key concepts for Modern AP World History and will absolutely assi
Grades:
9th - 11th
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Anthropology (From the -Ologies Series)
From the -Ologies Series Anthropology is the scientific study of humankind. It is the objective of this book to introduce students to this fascinating subject and the subfields into which it is divided. Students learn about the beginnings of anthropology as an outgrowth of the curiosity stimulated by the Age of Exploration and how it grew into the basic field of study it is today. Major developments and theories of outstanding anthropologists are presented. Students gain insight into the o
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Also included in: “-Ologies” Bundle for the Middle-Grade Social Studies
NATO Phonetic Alphabet/Military Alphabet Activity for Kids
This activity is designed for students to be introduced to the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, in conjunction with facts about the usage in WWII. Students will read a short article explaining the alphabet and its history of integration into WWII, and answer a series of questions for deciphering the alphabet. This can serve as an extension, integration, or as a stand alone activity. This was written for upper Elementary, but can be integrated into any beginning unit on the Phonetic Alphabet/Military Alph
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Critical Literacy Skills BOOKMARKS Book Club Novel Study Middle High School
Introduce critical literacy to your middle school or high classroom with these printable bookmarks. Students participate in meaningful and interesting reflections based on diversity, equality, inclusion, and justice. These can be used for individual thinking or as interactive, fun, and engaging activities! Use them year after year - great when you have a few minutes to spare or as the main focus of a lesson. I've already done the hard work of formulating thought-provoking questions, but you can
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Critical Literacy Skills Book Club Novel Study Middle School High School
2022 Year in Review Current Events Trivia with Answer Key Quiz Bowl
This resource consists of 22 questions having to do with current events that occurred during 2022. This would be a great way to review the year at the end of 2022 or the beginning of the new year, 2023!This could be done as a homework assignment, where students research the answers, or as a team builder or icebreaker just for fun to see what everyone knows collectively, especially on the return from winter break. Appropriate and fun for staff events, academic challenge teams or quiz bowl! Answer
Grades:
8th - 12th
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13 Colonies (Colonial Life) Artifact Research Project
This is a really fun, rigorous, and engaging project that allows students to research a specific person or event from the Colonial Era in American History. The students begin by choosing a topic, researching their selected topic, and identifying artifacts to share with their classmates. Also within the project, students will take meaningful notes, identify sources, create a bibliography, and create a written response. The project can be adapted to fit all learners and accommodate each teacher's
Grades:
5th - 11th
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Discovering an Artifact: An Introductory Lesson in Anthropology
A fun and engaging activity that introduces students to the social science of anthropology. It could also be used to teach about archaeology. In groups, students have to examine an artifact and infer information about the society from which it came.
This lesson plan contains specific instructions for the teacher and a worksheet for students to record their answers. The lesson was originally created for a grade 11 class in Ontario called Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociolo
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Local History Museum Project
Use this project to help your students understand your local history. This is a great research project for everyone and it can be modified to meet any learner's needs. Students are required to create their own Local History Museum and fill it with research they have done about a specific topic. They get to design everything: from the entrance of the museum to the giftshop! Students are responsible for creating "display rooms", summaries of the events, and explanations of why they chose the artif
Grades:
4th - 12th
Ernest Shackleton's ENDURANCE
The riveting tale of Capt. Ernest Shackleton's attempt to cross the Antarctic overland in 1914. Each student assumes the identity of one of the crew, and keeps a journal of his experience.
Grades:
8th - 10th
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Maori Proverbs, Kia Maumahara ki nga Whakatauki: Remember Maori Proverbs
Kia Maumahara ki nga Whakatauki: Remember Maori Proverbs is a fantastic resourceto share with students and colleagues.This beautiful photography book captures the essence of Mãori culture through whakatauki (Mãori Proverbs). These ancient words are remembered through photography reflecting deeper meanings to Mãori proverbs. Tangata whenua (people of the land) is the main theme of this book;emphasising the strong connection between Mãori people and their land.Please write a REVIEW, thanks so much
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Current Events/Analysis
Do you want to help students engage in analyzing multiple articles based on the same theme? This project/assignment is an excellent way of monitoring their abilities to infer, compare, contrast across the same theme. It is also a great project to help students work together with a common interest and produce information using a variety of technology. It's very much related to how to do research appropriately as well as forming their own conclusions based on what they chose research.
AP/CP/HON Level History Workbook Bundle
Pairing my most popular offering (World History Workbook) with my most well constructed (United States History) at a slashed price is my way of helping other busy teachers and striving students. Excelsior all!
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Julius Caesar Lights! Camera! Literature! Videos Literary/Tutorial/Film Guide
Let Spike Literature's Julius Caesar video provide background, discussion prompts and cross-curricular information, and "Get to Know Bill..." is a Shakespeare tutorial making reading and understanding his plays easier. Finally, LIT BITS is a guide to movie watching with tips and recommendations. ALL THREE perfect for various learning modalities and ALL satisfy CCSS and PBL standards.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Geography - What Do You Know?
Just as knowing vocabulary allows a child to better comprehend what they are reading, there is a common core of background knowledge that also needs to be taught in order for a child to truly understand their culture. These “What Do You Know?” cultural literacy questions challenge your students to learn about people/places/things/events that happened prior to today’s modern culture and give them a better advantage to be smarter and more productive members of a society that moves faster than it e
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Cultural Literacy Activities Bundle - What Do You Know?
Analyzing Nutrition Political Cartoons
Students will utilize their skills in analyzing political cartoons dealing with today's nutrition issues. The worksheet will provide guidance in breaking down the underlying messages within each cartoon. This activity can be used in conjunction with a nutrition unit, or as a social studies exercise. See my free posting, "Nutrition Political Cartoons", for a collection of nutrition themed political cartoons suitable for using with this activity.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Captivity Narrative of Mary Rowlandson Vocabulary Word Search (No Definitions)
12 Words from Mary Rowlandson’s Captivity Narrative:afflictions / pains or hardshipsbewitching / enticing; irresistibledecrepit / worn out or ruined because of age or neglectdisconsolate / without consolation or comfortdoleful / sorrowfulentreated / asked sincerely; beggedlamentable / regrettable; distressingmelancholy / gloomy; depressingplunder / things stolen (especially in time of war)savory / appetizing or tastytedious / tiring; drearywearisome / exhaustingI have at least four products avai
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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School/Town Video Project
Students complete a short video on their town or school. Guidelines included
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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G.R.A.P.E.S. Poster and Worksheet
Use these GRAPES (geography, religion, achievements, politics, economics, social structure) Posters and Worksheets to focus student reading.
Grades:
2nd - 10th
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