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Christmas-Chanukah-Kwanzaa library skills dbqs
A Christmas Carol Writing Prompts Distance Learning CCSS
Please click the little green star in the upper right section of this page and select to "Follow" me. I promise you my creative lessons and common core based designs will not disappoint you.I have included 11 constructed response items based on A Christmas Carol. This is one of my favorites. These one page writing assignments can be used as a formative or cumulative assessment for the novel. They are written in the style of the common core MSL and EOC.I have also included 2 rubrics: one for a on
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: A Christmas Carol Unit Bundle of Lessons Distance Learning
Christmas Around the World - Human Geography / Culture Study
This lesson takes a look at what Christmas is like in one country of each inhabited continent. They each have a 1 page reading. Each country also has a half page activity (a different activity for each country - 6 total). The readings are meant to be enjoyable so they are not super challenging and can be used for grades 7-10. They also include doodle art that can be colored (or you can print just a class set to save papers). These can be used in a variety of ways - to explore human geography, in
Grades:
7th - 10th
Washington's Farewell Address: Common Core Text Analysis Lesson
Washington’s Farewell Address is a great document to use in a common core style lesson in which U.S. History students analyze text. This document touches on topics that resonate with students because students can look at what Washington’s advice was for our nation in 1796 and then judge how in modern times we have, or have not followed this advice. Washington mentioned foreign alliances, public education, political parties, national unity, and the national debt along with other topics. Student
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Joyeux Noel (movie) Worksheet -- with answer sheet
Joyeux Noel is one of the greatest movies ever made, and I like to show it just before introducing a U.S. History segment on World War One. My wife, a French teacher, also shows it in her French classes.
This worksheet has a variety of content-based questions requiring 1-3 sentence answers, along with a few that require outside research on the topics of international law and other issues. The questions are designed for a U.S. history class, but can be adapted for the cultural aspects of a Fren
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10th - 12th
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Historical Sources (Primary and Secondary Sources) PowerPoint
Want to teach your students about the types of sources they will encounter in history class or in research? This is the perfect PowerPoint presentation to use before students begin a research project or a document-based question (DBQ). It's also wonderful to use any time in a history classroom.
This PowerPoint defines, compares, and contrasts primary, secondary, and tertiary sources. It gives examples of each (especially primary sources) and ends with a consideration of each source's best use
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Grades:
9th - 12th
DBQ Introduction Practice
Use this document packet to introduce Document Based Essay Questions (DBQ) to any level history class. Start with the opening warm-up discussion, "What makes a movie a Christmas movie?"Students should be able then to read the 7 documents in the packet and argue whether the movie Die Hard is a Christmas movie or not. Go a step further and have students analyze the point of view for the documents and how it influences their opinion.I also have students write a thesis to practice making their argum
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9th - 12th
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