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Earth Day Native Americans syllabi
The Middle Ages in the Americas: 500 AD - 1600 AD
Did you know that during the middle ages there was a city in the US that was more populated than London was at the same time? This homeschool family style curriculum takes you through the history of the many diverse civilizations that were thriving on the American continents between the years of 500 AD - 1600 AD. This Charlotte Mason rooted curricula can last between 2-3 terms depending on the speed you work through it. It includes living books and resources organized chrnologically and by group
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Homeschool
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Pearson 3rd grade Social Studies curriculum
This is a 3 page reference document for Pearson 3rd grade social studies curriculum that teachers can use to help preplan for lessons. It includes all 8 chapters with 32 lessons and 16 skills. I have a breakdown of each with my resource list. Please see the product thumbnail.
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3rd
Oklahoma History Syllabus
This product is a great outline for an Oklahoma History syllabus. It goes over basic classroom expectations, the units of study, classroom policies, grading scale, and an affidavit for students to take home and for parents/guardians to sign.How to use: Items in "red" need to be changed to fit the teacher/school/class/etc. You change easily change the classroom expectations to fit your own.
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9th - 12th
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Calendar, Daily Schedule, & Newsletter Template - OCEAN THEME
Two Page newsletter! Box sizes editable and box colors and fonts customizable! Fun Newsletter for ocean themed classrooms or ocean week! Also Included is a calendar template with whimsical sea creatures, Daily schedule template, and important dates page.
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Not Grade Specific
Donut Craze Lesson Plan Template
Organize your binders and classes with this fun print!
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Not Grade Specific
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Course Outline: Economics for Sustainability
This course outline provides a counter-balance to the traditional economics curriculum, focusing instead on the need to create a new sustainable model that examines climate change threats, globalization and the race to the bottom, debt-driven personal and global finance, as well as the cost of war vs. the benefits of peace. Essential questions include: What does it mean to build a sustainable life in a sustainable world? How might we create a new "living" economy? The course begins with a viewin
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9th - 12th
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