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U.S. History Common Core K.CC.B.4b resources
50th Day of School Activities : Then and Now , Math , Video Clips , & FUN!
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/50th-Day-of-School-BUNDLE-Crown-Then-Now-Math-Video-Clips-FUN-10410592
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Digital I-Spy Cards - America Edition - Google Slides
A perfect supplement to your President's Day, American symbol, or American history curriculum! Students will count American images, type the number of each, and identify which has the most/least on four different I-Spy slides. Can be used as an independent activity or assessment, for distance learning, or a whole-group lesson on an interactive whiteboard!Images include:American FlagUnited States of AmericaStatue of LibertyBald EagleLiberty BellWhite HouseAbraham LincolnGeorge WashingtonUncle Sam
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PreK - 2nd
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Digital I-Spy Cards - America Edition - Seeesaw Slides
A perfect supplement to your President's Day, American symbol, or American history curriculum! Students will count American images, type the number of each, and identify which has the most/least on four different I-Spy slides. Can be used as an independent activity or assessment, for distance learning, or a whole-group lesson on an interactive whiteboard!Images include:American FlagUnited States of AmericaStatue of LibertyBald EagleLiberty BellWhite HouseAbraham LincolnGeorge WashingtonUncle Sam
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PreK - 2nd
1960 unit lesson plans
This six page document covers lessons and ideas to use with my 1960 PowerPoint unit. However, it may also be used by itself. Activities include classroom projects, skit suggestions
, extra credit ideas, art projects, and research ideas.Please see the PowerPoint products at my store on www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/Robin_Lofton
Voices of the Abolition Movement: Common Core Summary/Quotation Activity
This activity was designed to address ELA Common Core Learning Standards in a 7th Grade Social Studies lesson about the Abolitionists. Primary source material from Garrison, Douglass, Still and Tubman are featured in this lesson. Students must determine the "gist" of each one and pull from them a suitable quote that will complete an incomplete essay about the abolition movement. I found that this lesson also lends itself to "Step Up to Writing" strategies as well in that the essay, once compl
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