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Hamilton The Musical: Comic Book Notes (Distance Learning Included)
Teach your students about Hamilton: The Musical through these five pages of comic-book style guided notes! Your students will follow along and complete the comic as they listen to the award-winning Broadway musical. I highly recommend using Amazon Music to play the album as the lyrics will scroll with each song making it much easier for students to follow along.Electoral College Simulation GameI'm Just a Bill - Flowchart with PowerPointU.S. History Simulations:Civil War Simulation GameGold Rush
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Causes of the American Revolution - Presentation
The presentation on the causes of the American Revolution, accompanied by fill-in-the-blank notes (see Causes of the American Revolution - Student Notes in my store), is designed to provide detailed information on key events and acts that led to this significant historical period. Here's an overview of the 12 slides:Introduction Slide:Sets the stage for the lesson and introduces the overarching theme of the causes of the American Revolution with a video.Background Information:Provides contextual
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: Causes of the American Revolution Bundle (English & Spanish)
Poetry Compare and Contrast - Used To Love You and i carry your heart - Sub Plan
Compare and contrast poetry and song lyrics! Teach students to compare and contrast for state test assessment as they compare poetry and song lyrics. Gwen Stefani’s song lyrics “Used To Love You” and e.e. cummings’s poem “i carry your heart with me (I carry it in my heart)” take a different perspective on love. Both are written with voice and passion. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer response questions on end-of-
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6th - 12th
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Hamilton The Musical: Argument Analysis
Using the Cabinet Battle #1 from Hamilton the Musical, student will be evaluating argument and early republic government structure. They will then use this knowledge to conduct their own cabinet battle within the classroom on an issue relating to their school.
Grades:
7th - 9th
Interactive Notebook: Change, Peace of Wild Things, Compare and Contrast Poetry
Arm your students with valuable compare and contrast skills for song lyrics and poetry! Teach poetic terms included used in state assessment tests using an interactive notebook. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer response questions on end-of-the-semester tests. Compare and contrast Christina Aguilera’s “Change” and “The Peace of Wild Things.”Compare and contrast Kate Perry’s “Rise” and Warsan Shire’s poem “what th
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Hamilton Song One Last Time: Washington's Farewell Address and Tweet Activity
What this lesson includes:- Background reading and questions (with answer key )- Lyric analysis: excerpt from the Hamilton song, One Last time.- Primary source excerpts from Washington's Address: students then summarize them by writing "tweets" and creating hashtags.This lesson is designed for students to complete digitally! But you can also print it and turn it into a handout, great for a sub-lesson.This will take about a 55-minute period.
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5th - 12th
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Poetry: Compare & Contrast "Change" & "The Peace Of Wild Things", Sub Plan
Compare and Contrast Poetry and Song LyricsChange and The Peace Of Wild ThingsCompare and contrast poetry and song lyrics! Teach students to compare and contrast for state test assessment as they compare poetry and song lyrics. Christina Aguilera’s Change and The Peace of Wild Things by Wendell Berry take a different perspective on life. Both are written with voice and passion. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer re
Grades:
9th - 12th
Historical Lyric Analysis: "You'll Be Back" from Hamilton | The American Rev.
You will recieve:Teaching InstructionsPage 1/2 of the Student Worksheet which provides context to the song, a comic of King George III, the full lyrics, and instructions for highlighting the lyrics for their relevance to the American Revolution (or humor!)Page 2/2 of the Student Worksheet which features a chart that allows students to analyze each stanza of lyrics for their context in the American Revolution or their actual meaninga key of answer examples
Grades:
6th - 12th
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