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Latino and hispanic studies Common Core RH.9-10.8 resources
Ethnic Studies - Latino History
Comprehensive Ethnic Studies Unit - Complete with Course Materials and Engaging Tools, Rubrics, Answer Keys and a full textbook.Explore Latino history in the United States through the lens of two powerful theoretical frameworks: the 4 I's of Oppression and the 4 Tenets of Ethnic Studies. Engage your students with enriching reading texts, captivating slides, and interactive graphic organizers, designed to foster deep comprehension during each lesson.Thought not required, it is possible with this
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7th - 12th
"Yo Soy Joaquin:" History with Poetry
Enhance your Civil Rights lessons with an introduction to Chicano poetry, specifically Rodolfo Corky Gonzalez's "Yo Soy Joaquin." OR, enhance your Poetry unit with history. This lesson introduces the iconic poem with an overview examination of the poem's message and key ideas. Audio and video are included as part of the lesson. This can be used as whole class work with small group/independent activities, or adapted to independent virtual or engaging deskwork. Listen to the entire poem for learne
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8th - 11th, Staff
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Latin American Independence Movements
This packet introduces students to important events and historical figures that are featured throughout Latin American independence movements. Students will interact with graphs, answer reading comprehension questions, and finally identify long-term causes and effects of these movements. There is a focus on the Haitian Revolution as this is a unique independence movement; this was the first time in history that enslaved peoples were successful in overpowering their oppressors and securing their
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Semester II World History Bundle
Rhetorical Analysis Google Doc Packet & Printable - AOC "Women's Rights" Speech
PRINTABLE or DIGITAL Google Doc work packet. Ready to be assigned on Google Classroom. You will save time because an answer key and detailed lesson plan are included, and you will have a rigorous and engaging lesson aligned to standards on reading informational texts and argumentative writing! Students will love reading about social justice and gender inequality, perfect for Women's History Month!In this activity, students will...1. Evaluate AOC's persuasive techniques by reading the speech2. An
Grades:
6th - 12th
WH9 - Civilizations of the Americas - Document Based Question
A document-based question (DBQ) is a type of essay question that asks students to analyze primary and secondary sources on a particular historical topic or theme. Students are typically given a packet of documents and asked to use these sources to answer a specific question or prompt. DBQs are commonly used in AP and college-level history courses, and they require students to demonstrate their ability to analyze and interpret historical sources, as well as to develop and support an argument base
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7th - 12th
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Scratch Off Primary Source Jamboard: Poor People's Campaign
This activity teaches students to close read a primary source image, determine the main idea, and cite evidence to support their claim. The Jamboard Scratch Off is a novel, fun, and quick (5-15 minute) way to engage diverse learners at varying reading levels in primary source analysis. At the heart of the exercise, students inquire about efforts to gain economic justice during the Civil Rights Movement by close reading an iconic image of the Poor People's Campaign. Table of ContentsHow do studen
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â 10 Civil Rights Movement Scratch Off Primary Source Jamboards
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