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Asian studies activity interactive whiteboards
AAPI Heritage Month in Canada Virtual Field Trip Lesson I English
Are you looking for a fun Asian Heritage lesson and activity for your classroom? This AAPI Heritage Month in Canada Virtual Field Trip in English, is great to use in your diversity, inclusion and equity lessons. This Google slides resources can be used in any K-7 class and includes 20 Google Slides, so you can show one slide a day! As a class, students can read the text about the notable person of Asian heritage. Each slide also has a picture or video of the person doing what they are known for.
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Not Grade Specific
The Bataan Death March during World War II
The Bataan Death March during World War IIStudents are sure to be engaged with this set of interactive Google Slides that will allow students to learn about the Bataan Death March during World War II and what both American and Filipino POWs endured during their 65 mile march across the peninsula at the hands of the Japanese Army. Students will hear first hand accounts and will examine primary sources for information.What’s Included? ✏️ Teacher Directions ✏️ Ready To Go Warm Up ✏️ 15 Interactive
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9th - 12th
Also included in: US History Semester 2 Bundle: Unit 5- The Great Depression- World War II
Día de los Muertos Virtual Field Trip for Kindergarten and Grade 1
Are you looking for a fun Día de los Muertos activity for your Kindergarten or Grade 1 Primary classroom? This Diverse Celebrations: Día de los Muertos Virtual Field Trip, in English, is great to use in your primary Social Studies lessons. It includes 15 Google Slides, for students to practice reading and learn about the diverse celebration of Día de los Muertos. Students will learn where it originated (Mexico), and why and how it is celebrated around the world. The text is simple, concise and s
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Also included in: Día de los Muertos Activity Bundle for Primary in ENGLISH
Diwali Virtual Field Trip in French | Excursion Virtuelle | Diverse Celebrations
Are you looking for a fun Diwali activity for your Kindergarten or Grade 1 Primary FRENCH IMMERSION classroom? This Diverse Celebrations: Diwali Virtual Field Trip, in English, is great to use in your primary Social Studies lessons. It includes 12 Google Slides, for students to practice reading and learn about the diverse celebration of Diwali. Students will learn where, why and how it is celebrated in India and other countries of the world. The text is simple, concise and summarizes Diwali in a
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Also included in: Diwali Activity Bundle in FRENCH for primary
SMART Notebook Japanese Origami Bird
Visual steps to creating an origami bird. The pages of the SMART Notebook are linked so you can go step by step with your students to create an origami bird. The fold lines and folded pieces are clearly shown so that your and your students can make sure they are doing the right things. I used this when teaching 6th grade social studies, as well as in math when teaching geometric shapes.
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5th - 7th
Chinese Immigration and the Exclusion Act
Chinese Immigration and the Exclusion ActTopics that are covered in this set of interactive slides include: Chinese immigration in the mid 1800's, immigrant laborers, The Chinese Massacre of 1871, the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, Immigration Act of 1917, and more!Students will also answer reading comprehension questions, analyze primary sources, and watch a related video on the Supreme Court case of 1889 Chae Chan Ping v. The United States. Students will be engaged throughout the lesson throug
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Diwali Virtual Field Trip for Kindergarten and Grade 1 I Diverse Celebrations
Are you looking for a fun Diwali activity for your Kindergarten or Grade 1 Primary classroom? This Diverse Celebrations: Diwali Virtual Field Trip, in English, is great to use in your primary Social Studies lessons. It includes 12 Google Slides, for students to practice reading and learn about the diverse celebration of Diwali. Students will learn where, why and how it is celebrated in India and other countries of the world. The text is simple, concise and summarizes Diwali in a kid-friendly way
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Chinese Lanterns
A fun art activity to accompany any unit on China.
In this Smart Board presentation, the students learn about Chinese lanterns and the lantern festival during the Chinese New Year celebration.
Then, the students create their own lanterns.
I use Ellen McHenry's lesson: http://ellenjmchenry.com/chinese-paper-lantern-project/ for the template.
Presentation shows step by step pictures to help them assemble
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3rd - 7th
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AAPI Heritage Month in Canada Virtual Field Trip Lesson I French
Are you looking for a fun Asian Heritage lesson and activity for your French Immersion Primary classroom? This AAPI Heritage Month in Canada Virtual Field Trip in French , is great to use in your diversity, inclusion and equity lessons. This Google slides resources can be used in any K-7 class and includes 20 Google Slides, so you can show one slide a day! As a class, students can read the text about the notable person of Asian heritage. Each slide also has a picture or video of the person doing
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Not Grade Specific
Middle East BINGO!!!
Great resource to use as a review game with your students at the middle or end of a lesson unit on the Middle East. Most students know how to play or the concept of BINGO, so this makes a great resource to use in the classroom to keep your students engaged in the learning process. The resource comes with twenty four definitions, a word bank, a blank BINGO card for reproducing and an answer key. Correlates directly with the 7th grade GMAP for social studies.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Satsuma Rebellion Smartboard Presentation
Contains a smartboard presentation covering the Satsuma Rebellion. Also includes a guided note sheet for students to following along with presentations.
Topics covered include:
--geography and history of Japan
--historical background of Japan's culture
--political history of ancient Japan (feudal system, daimyo, samurai, etc.)
--Commodore Perry's visit to Japan
--moderate stage of the Satsuma Rebellion (secession of Takamori)
--violent stage of the Satsuma Rebellion (Imperial Army vs. the Samur
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
BINGO Bundle! Africa, Middle East and Eastern Asia
This BINGO BUNDLE includes three different BINGO games that cover Africa, the Middle East and Eastern Asia. There are twenty four questions for each game, a BINGO reproducible card, definitions to display on your Smartboard and an answer key. Use this over and over as a review for unit lessons! Each can be bought separately, just check out the Path to Success store.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Sushi Vocabulary Bingo and SMARTboard Food Selector; Culinary, FACS
Sushi Vocabulary Bingo and/or Sushi Vocab-Image Identification!
Practice reading, identifying sushi, spelling, vocabulary, or just play for fun!
Included:
20 Different Bingo cards with 25 different sushi terms.
A low-tech food list to cut out and draw from a hat.
A SMARTboard sushi selector to bring in the technology; have students identify the items while you play bingo.
Try having a sushi tasting while you play!
More sushi activites found here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
7th Grade GMAP True or False
This resource is a fantastic tool to use either as a preview unit, formative assessment or an exit ticket at the end of class. The resource contains 75 True or False Questions with the correct answers, which cover the Middle East, Eastern and Southern Asia and Africa.
Grades:
5th - 7th
SmartBoard Clue Game: 7th Grade GA Milestone (editable version included)
This interactive smart board game includes several different people and places that students will identify through the revealing of clues. Each clue gets a little easier as it leads to the mystery person or place. Students may work in teams or individually as a review game. PDF and PPT versions are included
Grades:
6th - 9th
Southern and Eastern Asia BINGO
This interactive BINGO game is designed to help students review material they learned about Eastern and Southern Asia. BINGO is a classic game that most students know or have an idea on how to play. Great way to get students engaged in the learning process! Resource includes twenty-four definitions, a BINGO card for reproducing and the answers. The terms, people, places and issues are aligned with the GMAP 7th grade social studies standards.
Also included in a Bundle with Africa and the Middle
Grades:
4th - 7th
Religion FlashCard Bundle Judaism Christianity Islam Hinduism Buddhism Shintoism
Resource includes 120 total Smart Board flash cards questions on Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and Shintoism. 15 questions per religion. Question will appear on the left of the Smart Board with the answer hidden to the right, the next slide will show the question on the left and the answer appears to the right. You can use this resource as a review, cooperative assessment, center activity or end of unit game!
Grades:
4th - 7th
Everyday Math Second Grade Project 3, Chinese Calendars
This SmartBoard file is a great way to help students through Project 3 in the second grade Everyday Math series, Chinese Calendars. The file contains slides with:- the objective- the legend of the chinese zodiac (as explained by Everyday Math)- a list of the Chinese animals and the cycle they follow, including their Chinese names- Math Masters pages 410 and 411 with guiding discussion questions- links to a Chinese Zodiac for Kids site and National Geographic Kids' Chinese Horoscopes siteThis is
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2nd
Also included in: ALL YEAR BUNDLE Everyday Math Second Grade Daily SmartBoard Slides
Jeopardy - Eastern and Southern Asia
Resource includes a take on the classic Jeopardy game to play with your class after their unit of study on Eastern and Southern Asia. Categories include: Geography, Religion, Gandhi, India, All About Asia and Weird Facts. You can choose to play as a whole class, a center activity or individual.
Grades:
4th - 7th
World War II and the Pacific Campaign
World War II and the Pacific CampaignStudents are sure to be engaged with this set of interactive Google Slides that will allow students to learn about the battles fought during World War II during the Pacific Campaign. This lesson will cover: the Battle of Coral Sea, Midway, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima and Okinawa. This lesson will also set up nicely for the lesson for the Atomic Bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end World War II. What’s Included? ✏️ Teacher Directions ✏️ Ready To
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9th - 12th
Also included in: US History Semester 2 Bundle: Unit 5- The Great Depression- World War II
Japanese Internment, Introductory and Close Read Activity
This is not intended to be an activity for an entire class period.Students are given a brief overview of Japanese Internment and then are asked to work through the 5Ws (Who, What, Where, When, and Why) after having done a close read of the passages within the PowerPoint.In addition I have included five enrichment questions, which are primarily DOK 2 and DOK 3 questions, that can be used for a deeper understanding of the material.Total Close Read Slides: 4 (Asking for main idea, supporting eviden
Grades:
9th - 12th
Religion Flash Cards-Hinduism, Buddhism and Shintoism-editable version included
Resource includes 60 total Smart Board flash cards questions on Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam, 15 questions per religion. Question will appear on the left of the Smart Board with the answer hidden to the right, the next slide will show the question on the left and the answer appears to the right. You can use this resource as a review, cooperative assessment, center activity or end of unit game!
Grades:
4th - 7th
Who Said That? Quotes and Activities On Historical Figures - 7th GMAP
Resource includes four activities on the following Historical People: Mohandas Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Buddha, Confucius, Mao Zedong, Ho Chi Minh, Saddam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden. Activity 1: Display the quote on the Smart Board and students will decide who said it and why. Activity 2: Decide whether each person was an aggressor or used passive resistance - according to their historical relevance. Activity 3: Choose which two people could share a common description. Activity 4: Match the pers
Grades:
6th - 9th
What Year Did This Happen? Task Cards/Smart Board Review of Africa and Asia
Great resource to use as a whole class review on the Smart Board or as individual Task Cards placed around the room. Resource includes 30 events in which students will have to give the year the event occurred. Great to use before a cumulative test as a review or as a year long study guide. Helps students put events in chronological order and understand how and why things play out through the course of history.
Grades:
5th - 9th
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