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African history lesson interactive whiteboards

Imperialism in Africa- 2 day lesson

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Imperialism in Africa- 2 day lessonI have spent years building up lessons and my goal has always been to make lessons engaging, multicultural, relevant, and thought provoking.This lesson is so rewarding and the benefits of it include getting students:Ready to learnIn the mindset to think criticallyEngage with one anotherDebateQuestion ShareDevelopment empathyLearn from unfamiliar historical events This is a fantastic 2 day lesson that will help you provide a more in-depth understanding of the ca

Subjects:

African History, Other (Social Studies - History), World History

Grades:

8th - 12th

Types:

Activities, Interactive Whiteboard, Lesson

Lesson on Equity & Black History Month ( Desegregation)

Created by

Bianca Anderson

Take your students on a medication/visualization to better understand big ideas like empathy, race, equity, equality and desegregation. This google slide offers to students an opportunity to explore concepts and feeling around desegregation in the 60's and how to improve the world they currently live in.

Subjects:

African History, Black History Month, U.S. History

Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

Activities, Interactive Whiteboard, Lesson

Text Evidence Slides

Created by

Helping the Middles

Text Evidence Slides Slide 2: Definition of Text Evidence Slide 3: Describing the importance of Text Evidence Slide 4: Steps to follow when citing Text Evidence Slide 5: Text Evidence sentence starters Slides 6- 10 -Includes passages to read with questions. The questions must be answered using text evidence. -All the passages topics have to do with US history, specifically slavery. (Uncle Tom's Cabin, Fugitive Slave Act, The Missouri Compromise, Wilmot Proviso, and the Free-Soil Party) Perfect

Subjects:

African History, Close Reading, English Language Arts

Grades:

4th - 8th

Types:

Interactive Whiteboard, Printables, Lesson

CCSS:

CCRA.L.4

, CCRA.L.6

A Long Walk for Water South Sudan

Created by

A Teacher's Paradise-Isabelle Rohrer

This slideshow presentation is used as a module wrap up for A Long Walk for Water. In the speaker notes, there is a script that students can say while they are learning about Nya, Salva, and what they say together. This can be a concluding play. The pictures go along with the words. If you do not want to do this, then you can still use this informational slideshow.

Subjects:

African History

Grades:

5th - 8th

Types:

Interactive Whiteboard, Lesson

CCSS:

SL.7.1

, SL.7.1d

, SL.7.2

, CCRA.L.1

, CCRA.L.3