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DISTANCE LEARNING: Africa Geography & Research for Google Classroom™️ (SS7G1)
Your students will love learning about geography in Africa with these engaging, no prep activities for Google Classroom™️! These activities are all standards-based and engaging. ✅Download the PREVIEW for more details! ✅Resource Includes:★ Google Slides™️ Activity with 15 slides ★ Google Slides™️ Activity Answer Key★ Google Forms™️ Quiz with 14 questions, self-grading❮❮❮NEED DIGITAL TASK CARDS FOR AFRICA'S GEOGRAPHY? CLICK HERE!❯❯❯Standards Covered:❏ Georgia Standards of Excellence ✓SS7G1. Locat
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7th
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Africa Social Justice Project
**NEWLY UPDATED**Students will be researching one of five social justice issues in Africa, creating a presentation and presenting their topic to the class. This bundle includes online links for research, research questions by topic, rubric for presentation, and a listening guide for class presentations. Links to all needed websites are given for less web-savvy students, or for differentiation.You will received links to Google™ Doc versions, along with PDF and Word versions of all documents. This
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Middle East & North Africa - Geography/World Cultures BUNDLE!
Black History Month: Famous African Americans Mini Research Project
This Famous African-Americans: A Mini Research Project is the perfect Black History Month activity for your middle schoolers. Your students will get to dig into the lives of some of the most influential African Americans in our history, and learn how to conduct responsible online research.
To begin, students will create a booklet that will guide them through the research process. This booklet is structured enough to provide guidance, but still gives students plenty of opportunity to find the i
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6th - 8th
Also included in: The Writing Instruction Bundle for Middle School
Life as an American Slave Interactive Stations | PRINT & DIGITAL
This series of Life as a Slave Stations are designed to humanize the people who were slaves as much as possible. Students often learn about the Civil War and the existence of slavery, but not about the daily life of the people who were slaves. The six stations are designed to help bridge the gap. The six stations focus on:1. A picture book station2. Listening to Songs of Slavery3. Examining the Food and Clothes of Slaves4. Studying Photographs of Slavery5. Learning about life on a planta
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5th - 8th
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Souvenirs from Africa Research Design Project | African Regions PBL | Google
Project-based learning is a fun way to investigate the 5 regions of Africa. Guided slides help you introduce & explain the project. First, a research guide challenges students to identify & explain each region’s unique geographic & cultural features. Then, they complete a design project creating & displaying souvenirs from each African region. They place their souvenirs on shelves, walls, furniture & floors to decorate their bedroom templates. Students write descriptions expl
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6th - 12th
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Africa Biome and Geography Hunt
Introduce your African unit with this mapping activity. Students research and locate major urban centers, countries, landforms and bodies of waters found in Africa.
Countries included:
Egypt
Chad
Algeria
Morocco
Namibia
Kenya
South Africa
Somalia
Madagascar
Sudan
Congo
Nigeria
Liberia
Zambia
Ethiopia
Zimbabwe
Angola
Libya
Uganda
Mali
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3rd - 8th
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BLACK HISTORY: BIOGRAPHY: MICHAEL JACKSON
BLACK HISTORY: BIOGRAPHY: MICHAEL JACKSON
Make research on Michael Jackson interesting and fun with this EDITABLE flipbook organizer.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
* Blackline (editable) flipbook templates x 6
* Self and peer-editing Checklist
* Writing Sheets ( 4 options )
* Teacher Grading Rubric (2 options: with/without scoring )
ACTIVITY
† Students research the life of Michael Jackson and record information in the flipbook organizer.
† The flipbook organizer may also serve as the first draft wh
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3rd - 7th
EASTER Around the World EGG CRAFT: Easter Traditions RESEARCH Project
While researching EASTER traditions around the world, students can gain a worldly and self empowering experience all while being creative and getting in the Spring spirit! These EASTER Around the World Research Ornaments are the perfect tool to help your students organize their research for their project or report on the their chosen country. Students can color these ornaments to decorate the class tree or take them home as keepsakes for their families.The ornaments can be used as:- As a whole
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3rd - 12th
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Super Bowl Mega Project Bundle: History, Design, Economics & Media Literacy
Dive into the spirit of the Super Bowl with this comprehensive bundle designed to capture your students' enthusiasm for the big game! Perfect for grades 6-12, this bundle brings together six engaging project kits that explore the Super Bowl from various academic perspectives. From the history of the halftime show to the intricacies of commercial analysis, this bundle provides a multi-faceted look at one of America's most-watched television events. Each kit comes with complete resources for both
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6th - 12th
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Easter WebQuest! Learn the History and Science Behind the Easter Holiday
The Easter holiday is mostly known for its bunnies, eggs and religious foundation. There is a lot to learn about the Easter holiday from the actual day we celebrate to the customs and traditions. Students will learn about Easter through this WebQuest research activity! Students will be given a packet with guided questions and facts about Easter. Then, they will answer the 35 questions asked through research on their devices.Students will learn concepts like:How we determine Easter's date each ye
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Earth Science Large Bundle of 33 Activities, Labs and Worksheets
Get to Know the Triduum
Students can use this to get familiar with the Catholic celebration of the Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter, Students read and look at this infographic from FOCUS, https://secure3.convio.net/focus/blog/images/160318tigweb.png and then use the worksheet I have created (link is on the worksheet). This can be printed out but also works great as a google classroom assignment.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Africa African Government & Economy 1:1 for Google Classroom Lesson Activity
Need a no-prep way to introduce the Governments and Economies of Africa that is distance learning ready?Want to overview the different government types and patterns of the African Countries while addressing the impact of the economic systems of the region?In this comparison research and inquiry activity, students will investigate the governments and economies of Africa using provided links to atlas websites and prompts to help them better compare the countries and individual systems within each.
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6th - 9th
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Black History Living Wax Museum Project
Last year, I conducted my very first Living Wax Museum. It was my proudest teaching moment. This resource will help you organize your Living Wax Museum. Below is what is included:Black History Project TimelineBlack History Wax Museum Student TrackerResearch NotesTimelineMonologue (w/ Sample)Student Speaker EvaluationsTrifold ChecklistParent LetterSign-In SheetStudent Recording Sheet (For other grade levels)Set-Up Tips
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3rd - 12th
JESUS CHRIST ACTIVITIES: 3 Projects for Easter, Christmas, Advent, Good Friday
A ready-to-go, time-saving miracle! Students will love researching and reporting on the life of Jesus Christ as they construct one of three different hands-on projects—an agamograph, a circle book, or a big galoot. Students can create all three projects, or you can add variety to the class’s reports by assigning different projects to different students. These projects make it easy to include art and hands-on learning in your classroom, and they make a vibrant bulletin board display.These ready-t
Ancient Egypt Webquest-The Curse of King Tut's Tomb
Is it right for archaeologists and historians to disturb the dead? What if they gain new knowledge about an ancient culture in the process?In this webquest your students will be answering questions to multiple tasks that will guide them through primary source photographs and secondary source readings in order for them to form an opinion on whether King Tutankhamen's tomb should have been opened. Students do not have to address the supposed curse in the final essay, but it is in there as a resou
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Ancient Egypt bundle
African Empires Pre-Colonialism Exploration Grades 7-9 World History
In an attempt to always find new and engaging ways to teach material to students, I developed this activity for exploring African Empires pre-colonialism. By reading articles, watching videos, and listening to audio files, students will be enveloped into the stories and rich histories of the Ghana, Mali, Songhai, Great Zimbabwe, and Mutapa empires. The included graphic organizer is the perfect place for students to record their independent and collaborative learning.Included in this resource: A
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7th - 9th
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Black History Month Coloring & Facts Book
The Black History Coloring & Facts aims to educate and engage readers, particularly children, about important figures in Black history, focusing on iconic figures like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks. This book serves as a dynamic learning tool that combines the fun of coloring with interesting facts, providing an interactive experience for young readers. It can be used as a reading book only, or it can be used as a coloring book as well aimed to engage younger learners. This versa
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1st - 12th
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No Prep - Easter Traditions from Around the World - Research / Webquest Tasks
DescriptionWith these NO PREP Research / Webquest tasks, students get to learn about, and research and report on some interesting EASTER traditions and customs from around the world.HOW TO USE:- INDIVIDUAL TASK: Students could do the tasks individually.- GROUP TASK: Split the class into seven groups. Each group researches and then reports on celebrations in a country.- EXTRA CREDITStudents will need access to the internet, and they can use any print or online resources to complete the tasks.The
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6th - 9th
Black History in Canada - A Collaborative Timeline - Distance Learning Ready!
Your class will work together to create this distance learning compatible timeline of Black History in Canada.There are 32 possible events in the timeline. Choose the events that you want to include based on the number of students in your class. Assign each student an event and then go through the instruction slides with them. Pay particular attention to the ‘Slide Creation Tips’ and ‘Example Slide Set’ when going over things with your class as these give the students a good idea of what the ass
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7th - 10th
Souvenirs from Africa Research Design Project | African Regions PBL | Microsoft
Project-based learning is a fun way to investigate the 5 regions of Africa. Guided slides help you introduce & explain the project. First, a research guide challenges students to identify & explain each region’s unique geographic & cultural features. Then, they complete a design project creating & displaying souvenirs from each African region. They place their souvenirs on shelves, walls, furniture & floors to decorate their bedroom templates. Students write descriptions expl
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6th - 12th
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Chocolate Easter Bunny Case Study Project Bundle
Dive into the fascinating world of the chocolate Easter bunny with this comprehensive and engaging case study project bundle! Designed for high school students, this package covers a wide range of topics including history, culture, economics, marketing, and ethical considerations of one of the most iconic seasonal confections. This all-inclusive bundle is perfect for teachers looking to integrate cross-curricular lessons that promote critical thinking, research skills, and public speaking.This B
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7th - 12th
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Chocolate Bunny Solar Oven Project: A STEM Exploration of Solar Energy
Bring the power of the sun into your classroom with the Chocolate Bunny Solar Oven Project! This engaging STEM activity is designed to teach students about renewable energy, heat transfer, and the science behind solar ovens, all through the delicious medium of melting chocolate. Perfect for Earth Day, environmental science units, or any time you want to highlight renewable energy and sustainability in a memorable way.What's Included:Comprehensive Lesson Plan: Detailed instructions for conducting
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Ultimate Easter STEM Activity Bundle - PBL - Project Based Learning Fun
African Kingdoms Project Mali, Ghana, Songhai, etc History 101
Looking for an interesting way to have students investigate the African Kingdoms before European contact? Look no further! Students will create a presentation and handout in order to educate their classmates on the African kingdoms listed below. This project is ready to print and go and gives students the structure to look into these kingdoms and teacher each other! The materials inside consist of Word and and PowerPoint files that you can easily adjust to your needs. It is not flashy and co
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7th - 12th
Caribbean American Heritage Month Posters Bulletin Board
Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month with these 26 Informational Posters. This poster set is a great way to honor and remember some of the most influential people who have shaped Caribbean American history. Perfect for classrooms, school hallways, and bulletin boards, these posters will surely spark meaningful conversations that encourage further research into the lives of those featured.IncludedKamala HarrisColin PowellHarry Belafonte Susan M. CollinsSheryl Lee RalphClaude McKayWilliam T
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PreK - 8th
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