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Matthew Kaishian

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Silent Barter Trade Activity

By Matthew Kaishian

The silent barter activity is a hands-on simulation where students trade candy in silence, using only gestures and symbols, to recreate challenges ancient African traders faced and employ strategies to overcome barriers. Small student groups receive

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Social Studies - History, Economics , African History

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Geography Bingo

By Matthew Kaishian

This geography bingo activity could benefit teachers in several ways:Provides a creative way for students to learn key geography and landform terms through active creation of a study aid.Allows teachers to check student understanding of concepts

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Social Studies - History, World History, Geography

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2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, 5^th, 6^th, 7^th, 8^th

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Social Studies, World History, Geography, Economics , African History