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British history games for Google Apps
IMPERIALISM | Unit Test & Review Game | World History | Print & Digital
This 40-question test will assess your student’s knowledge of the Unit on New Imperialism in your secondary World History class. Questions include matching and multiple-choice. Key is included. Both print and Google Form are included.A jeopardy review game is also included. Fully editable PowerPoint. This product includes both a print and digital version compatible with Google Classroom. Both teacher and student directions are included. Simply share the resources with your students via Google o
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Imperialism | BUNDLE | World History | Secondary | Print & Digital
Revolutionary War Causes Review Game Board | Digital | Google Slides
Cure student boredom with this Interactive Google Slides™ Digital Revolutionary War Causes Board Game Review! This Review Game comes with 28 questions related to the Causes of the Revolutionary War. The questions are self-checking so all you need to do is assign the game copy in Google Classroom™, then sit back and relax while your students compete against each other. No prep!Topics include: Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre, French and Indian War, Stamp Act, Sugar Act, Quartering Act and Intole
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4th - 8th
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Jamestown Review Game Board | Digital | Google Slides | Pocahontas
Cure student boredom with this Interactive Google Slides™ Digital Jamestown Board Game Review! This Review Game comes with 28 questions related to Jamestown. The questions are self-checking so all you need to do is assign the game copy in Google Classroom™, then sit back and relax while your students compete against each other. No prep!Topics include: Jamestown, Starving Time, Virginia Company, Pocahontas, John Smith, John Rolfe, Tobacco and PowhatanStudents move through the game board, spin the
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4th - 8th
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Boston Tea Party Review Game Board | Digital | Google Slides | Self-Grading
Cure student boredom with this Interactive Google Slides™ Digital Boston Tea Party Board Game Review! This Review Game comes with 28 questions related to the Boston Tea Party. The questions are self-checking so all you need to do is assign the game copy in Google Classroom™, then sit back and relax while your students compete against each other. No prep!Topics include: Boston Tea Party, acts, Sons of Liberty, and the causes of the Revolutionary WarStudents move through the game board, spin the w
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4th - 8th
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Urbanization Map Simulation (Industrial Revolution)
Students can learn about the Industrial Revolution from the perspective of their own town. They will map out a town starting in 1745 and see how it changes and grows up to 1850. Students will have to deal with the challenges of urban planning such as changing industries, needs to improve transportation, and rising populations. Lesson includes slides to present to students for them to follow along as they draw and build their city and a teacher script with the story of the town to guide students
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6th - 12th
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Escape the White House: A War of 1812 Board Game (Featuring Dolley Madison)
This is a really fun game to engage learners in some background knowledge about the War of 1812. It's actually a VERY simple game that is loosely tied to the map made by Kevin Mccallister in Home Alone but based on actual historical events during the War of 1812. The game plays somewhat like a Chutes and Ladders meets Candy Land.The game involves 2 players (1 Dolley Madison and 1 British Soldier). Dolley must escape the White House with artifacts that are highly sought by the British as they
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7th - 11th
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THE ART OF COURTLY LOVE: King Arthur Chivalry
Have your student take stances on the practices of chivalry during medieval times. This activity works very well as an introduction to King Arthur, Le Morte d' Arthur, or other medieval units. I created this as a way for students to better understand the language of the times, as well as analyze how the idea of chivalry has changed throughout time. As you go through each slide, have students move to one of the four corners of your classroom to take their "stance" on the idea. (strongly agree, ag
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Breakout! The Causes of the American Revolution
This interactive Breakout Room combines competition, critical thinking, and collaboration into the ultimate classroom activity! I use this activity to introduce students to the Causes of the American Revolution. The only pre-requisite information required is a little prior knowledge regarding Britain's early relationship with the colonies. This information will be needed to solve the first clue. Everything else, INCLUDING a key and full teacher instructions is included with your purchase. My stu
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Breakout! The Causes of the American Revolution WITH Guided Notes
Beowulf & Anglo-Saxons Trivia Review Game! *GOOGLE SLIDES DIGITAL GAME*
This Google Slides trivia game is a great way to review a Beowulf/Anglo-Saxon unit with your students! I use this in class with students in small teams like a trivia game, but there are many more ways you could use this in your classroom! There are also some non-Beowulf questions I added for fun, but you can delete or modify for your students!
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11th - 12th
All Class Treasure Island Game
This immersive, all class game pairs well with a study of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island novel, but could be played on its own as a fun, all class activity.Each student becomes part of a ship's crew, but some students are Pirates and some students are Not Pirates. Each team has objectives it needs to accomplish in order to be victorious. There are also several different ways to play, each outlined in the instructions.This game requires at least half an hour to play and has many differe
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7th - 12th
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French Indian War Games Strategy Chess Play in Slides & Printable Seven Years
Little/No Prep! French Indian War Games - Illustrating battle strategy and discussion about the advantages/disadvantages of doing battle in in Classic European open warfare vs. guerilla style. Easy enough to learn in 10 minutes, difficult enough to have complex strategies.For 2-4 players. Google Classroom: Assignment: Make a copy for each student - Have students share their board with other(s) in group. Slide 4 is the gameboard. Students move pieces in edit mode. PRINTABLE TOO! Makes a 12x
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7th - 12th
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Country Quiz - England (w/ Optional Researchable Questions) Google Slides
Know Your Country Quiz – England is a fun, general knowledge quiz designed for use on Google Slides. Questions are based on 5 trivia categories: Cities and TownsLandmarksHistorySportsMovies, TV, and Music How to play The quiz can be delivered in different ways. One option (my preference) is to play in small groups or individually. Each small group or student sits at their own area/desk and quietly records their own answers as the teacher runs through the slides. The small group or individual rec
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5th - 12th
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Distance Learning: Colonial Times Guess the Picture Virtual Zoom Game
Add some fun into your study of colonial America! This game can be played during distance learning or in the classroom!This product contains ten colonial images on a Google Slides template. Each image is zoomed in and students have to guess what item it could be! When you advance to the next slide, the answer and full image are revealed.Included images:Puritanteamusketfarmhousecolonial towntrencher platebonnetTricorne hatpowdered wigcarriageOther Information:Google Drive and Google Classroom Rea
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4th - 6th
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Te Tiriti o Waitangi - The Treaty of Waitangi UNIT PLAN
This is a 46 slide resource that covers many important parts of the Treaty. This resource can be used in class and for remote learning. This resource includes an abundance of different videos, activities, puzzles and other sources to support the learning of the founding document of New Zealand.The activities n be altered for different ages. I would recommend that the general age range this resource is targeted at is from year 5-8.
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Not Grade Specific
Gameschooling - The Black Plague
This is a lesson plan to help educators use the Board Game Bristol - 1350 to teach about the devastating effects of the Black Plague on Europe in the 1350's. It will give some unique ways to apply learning outcomes, some social and mental development, as well as various online resources for learning more about this disaster.
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Homeschool
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