Protest movements during the Vietnam War
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Description
Protest movements during the Vietnam War
We have spent years building up our lessons and our goal has always been to make our lessons engaging, multicultural, relevant, and thought provoking.
This bundle is so rewarding and the benefits of it include getting students to:
- Be ready to learn
- Be in the mindset to think critically
- Investigate primary sources
- Debate, question, share
- Development empathy
- Learn from unfamiliar historical events
This lesson will help you to provide a more in-depth understanding the Vietnam War. This lesson is designed to be personalized by you to best suit your classroom and the students needs. We hope you enjoy this lesson as much as we have!
Directions
- Start with the warm-up to get the students ready to think critically, we like to
encourage class discussions.
- Slides 10-14: Analyzing Vietnam War Protest Songs… Students will listen to three
Vietnam War protest songs. (Draft Dodger Rag By Phil Ochs, Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire and Fortunate Son by Creedence Clearwater Revival) Students will follow along with the lyrics and then fill out the graphic organizer that goes with each song.
- Slides 15-19: Analyzing other forms of protest during the Vietnam War
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