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Winter middle ages cultural activities for Microsoft Word
A Midsummer's Night Dream adaptation
This play is a 10 minute adaptation of William Shakespeare's, A Midsummer's Night Dream. This version was an all female cast and this is reflected in a few of the character changes. If males are in the cast the names can be changed back to the original ones and dialogue reflecting this, also. It is a simple script with parts for those who memorize well and smaller parts for those who have a harder time. The cost includes permission to copy the script for one school/ location, but not any furt
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Viking Raids Historical Fiction Reading with Questions
This is a work of historical fiction to motivate and engage reluctant readers. Part of my Warriors of God series, it depicts a hapless monk caught up in a Viking raid who unwittingly becomes the hero.
It is a short reading that most middle school age students will finish in about fifteen to twenty minutes of reading. If you include the questions, the activity will take around thirty minutes.
A set of twenty multiple choice questions are included that are focused not only on recall of the s
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6th - 8th
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Christmas Extravaganza/ Gift Exchange Letter
Downloadable Christmas gift exchange letter for parents. Christmas Extravaganza/ Extravaganzia Navidena. Parent letter in both English and Spanish ready to be printed and sent home. Editable in case dates need to be changed.
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Not Grade Specific
Abrahamic Religions Comparison
A brief summary of Islam, Judaism and Christianity comparing them.
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6th - 8th
Civics Initiative: Food Drive Plan
This plan gives you a full lay out of what you should expect when planning a Food Drive at your school. This has a day-by-day schedule, flyer available, articles for differing grades, and a roll out plan.
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PreK - 12th
Blow the Roof Off! Activity on The Crusades
This is a fun words and actions game using the "blow the roof off" activity. Each student gets one of the strips of paper with a piece of information about the crusades and an action that goes with the corresponding information. By doing the actions with each piece of information, it helps the kids retain the information better. The kids love to act it out over and over as I time them to beat their previous times!
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5th - 7th
Christmas Around the World: Australian Style Performance Idea
Here is a cute twist on Rudolph for a Holiday/Christmas/Winter Assembly.
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PreK - 5th
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Slightly Chilled: a parody of Frozen/The Snow Queen
A zany parody of Disney's Frozen suitable for the upper grades or the younger if you edit the adult jokes out. A mashup retelling The Snow Queen, The Hobbit etc with a healthy dose of Disney parodying.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Crafty Christmas Trees
This package is a collection of Christmas tree activities that I have used over the years. There are four main activities:
Pin Pierced Tree- fun and quite safe! good fine motor control as well as lots of fun. Finished trees are hung on the windows to let through the light.
Stitched Tree- painted and then threaded with a cotton or thin ribbon to add 3D texture.
Triangle Trees- several sizes are offered for either individual or class work.
Wonderwall- a large whole class activity for a stunning ba
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Icy Igloo and Polar Bear
The children will build their own igloos in the fashion of the Inuit and Eskimos to celebrate national Alaska native heritage month. They will also assemble a movable polar bear that can play hide and seek inside the igloo!
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PreK
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2023 NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS {Word Search)
With 2023 on the horizon, that means practically everyone will have a new year's resolution list. Why not have your students try out my New Year's Resolutions word search? There are 30 hidden words/phrases within the "conglomeration of letters." Word Bank be on time for events        procrastinate less        get more sleep        tithe to your church        be more outgoing        spend less time online        make a budget        save money        volunteer for a charity        c
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Winter Holiday Bulletin Board
This is a bulletin board with an image and an information sheet about winter holidays. It is fully editable.
The winter holidays included are: Diwali, Christmas, Hanukkah, Winter Solstice, Boxing Day, Kwanzaa, and New Year's Day.
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Snow Person Hunt:A fun and easy way to create some winter fun before the break!
The message to StaffWe’ve got a problem on our hands! SEVENTY sneaky, sly snow people have gotten loose in our building! We need your help finding each one before the winter break! If you find a snowman, snow woman, or any snow creature hiding in our building, please bring them to the office to claim a prize. The search will begin on December 1. This is an adult only hunt and only ONE snowman per staff member. Remember to look high & low and everywhere in between. Happy searching
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Staff
1st & 2nd grade appropriate Fall/Winter Book Pack
This file contains 8 holiday themed books for October thru December. Each small book is 6 pages long. They have multiple sentences with 4 to 1+ words on each page. There are pictures to accompany the informational text. All information was researched online.
The books are made to be teacher friendly with 2 per page that can be copied on collate, stapled, & cut.
I have a basic pack for emergent readers as well.
They address the Common Core standards on diversity.
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1st - 2nd
Middle Ages "Stain-glass Windows"
An arts and crafts project for students to make 'stain-glass' windows from colored tissue paper, poster board and clear contact paper. Students will learn why in the Middle Ages, or the Renaissance, the pictures on the windows, were selected; the shape; rose windows; Gothic Arch; Roman Arch; and who paid for them: the patrons. A good project to do leading up the Christmas or Easter celebrations.
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4th - 7th
Historieta del apellido español
Historieta del apellido español es una cápsula cultural muy interesante e importante. Preguntas como estas se contestarán:• ¿Por qué los españoles usan dos apellidos, el paterno y el materno?• ¿Son los españoles europeos los únicos que usan dos apellidos?• ¿Desde cuándo usan apellidos?• ¿Cuál es la función del apellido?• ¿Significan hoy lo mismo que antaño: López, RamÃrez, Sánchez…?• ¿Cuál es la historia de los apellidos españoles? Van a quedar fascinados y con deseos de hacer más investigacione
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5th - 12th
Nature and Weather A: Preparing for Winter Situations (Speaking)
If your English/ESL students have been studying winter weather and survival, now is the chance to put their skills to the test. This is an informal presentation activity in which students will work with partners to practice speaking and vocabulary to give "how-to" presentations. Students will be able to discuss dressing for winter, winter car preparation, and/or home weatherization for winter.
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Genghis Khan: The Exhibition
This is the perfect activity to have your students complete while they tour the Genghis Khan exhibit currently at The Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California. Genghis Khan: The Exhibition is at The Ronald Reagan Library until August 2018. This five-page resource is customizable. It serves to give students a focus as they move through the exhibit. If you're taking a field trip here and don't have the time to tour the exhibit yourself ahead of time (it is $25 a ticket), then please use th
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6th - 10th
Are World History classes too Eurocentric?
Definition of Eurocentric: centered on Europe or the Europeans especially; reflecting a tendency to interpret the world in terms of European or Anglo-American values and experiences (source, Merriam-Webster dictionary).This summative assessment asks students to think critically about the standards presented in common history textbooks and resources. Challenging the curated versions of events in human history can help students become critical thinkers and more curious about current events.This is
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9th - 12th
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Icy Igloo and Polar Bear
The children will build their own igloos in the fashion of the Inuit and Eskimos to celebrate national Alaska native heritage month. They will also assemble a movable polar bear that can play hide and seek inside the igloo!
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K - 1st
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Nature and Weather A: Winter Car Preparation (Listening and Vocabulary)
My adult English/ESL students in Washington DC really enjoy this winter car survival listening and vocabulary activity. As English learners living in the USA, they find the practical aspect of this activity to be critical to their survival in the USA. The students have a chance to listen, check, review vocabulary, and then listen again for details. They will learn vocabulary terms such as: flashlight, tarp, jumper cables, first aid kit, flares, and much more.
NOTE: You will need classroom access
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Not Grade Specific
Holiday Party Family Invitation- EDITABLE!
Full editable Holiday Party Invite! Optional donation box at the bottom if needed. Please leave a review!! Thank you for purchasing this download!
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Not Grade Specific
December poem
Excellent poem for read aloud or poetry unit!
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K - 2nd, Not Grade Specific
THE WINTER SOLSTICE WORD SEARCH
THIS IS GOOD FOR A SCIENCE CENTER, OR A HOLIDAY SUPPLEMENTAL ACTIVITY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR VISITING HERNANDEZ HOUSE.
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3rd - 6th
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