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12th grade other (social studies) scripts
The Tale of Perseus and Medusa (Reader's Theater Script-Story)
This 45-minute script-story adapts the ancient Greek myth of Perseus and his adventure to slay the snake-haired Gorgon Medusa. The script includes 19 speaking parts as well as opportunities for sound effects. Reader's Theater is an effective learning strategy for any grade level, and your students will love the chance to inhabit characters from ancient Greek mythology. This 15-page download also includes a 2-page teacher guide including relevant background information, story summary, pre-reading
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Veterans' Day Skit
Five young adults are siting on the deck of one of their friend's home. They are discussing the significance of Veterans' Day and the contribution of Veterans to the United States of America.Some make mention of their family members who are Veterans. They discuss activities and celebrations that happen on Veterans' Day and express their pride at what the Veterans have done for the country.This 15 minutes skit is suitable for readers' theatre or enactment by grades 6 to 12 students, youth group
Grades:
6th - 12th
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AVID Resources / Student Resource Pages / WICOR Resource Pages - Retro Design
Make sure your students always have access to important resources during your class! This set includes 6 printable PDFs of resources that are essential for your students to succeed in an AVID elective class or content class that utilizes AVID strategies. I use these in my class EVERY DAY. They are kept in the baskets at the center of their table groups and students reach for them every class period to make sure they are doing their best work. Students use them while collaborating, interacting w
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Monroe Doctrine Interactive Activity - Hands-On Primary Source Simulation
Are you looking for a fun, interactive activity to teach the Monroe Doctrine? Look no further! This activity was designed to engage learners in a period of history that is often boring to teach. Supplement your readings and studies with this hands-on lesson to help explain what the Monroe Doctrine was and hoped to achieve. It's a truly memorable lesson!Originally created for high school special education, this activity has interactivity as it's heart and is great for all middle and high school s
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Revolutionary Women Movie Trailer Project: The American Revolution
In this project students will work in groups to film a movie trailer/preview (not an actual movie) about the accomplishments of a specific historical woman during the American Revolution. They are required to do research on the woman, write a storyboard/script, and film the trailer. It is a really fun project, and my students always get very into it. They have a lot of opportunity for creativity. Included here are the project instructions/requirements, tips, list of historical women of the Revol
Grades:
9th - 12th
A to Z Black History Poem
This poem is 26 lines long. Each letter of the alphabet represents a figure in Black History. It can be used as a performance piece for Black History Month assemblies, or, of course, any time of the year. The rhymes are in couplets, and the lines are simple - a letter, and then no more than 5 words for each line! This poem can be performed by students at any grade level.
As a performance piece, it can be enhanced with costumes, movement, posters, etc., to bring forth the characterization.
Grades:
K - 12th
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American Revolution: Who was the Greatest American Revolutionary?
This is a role playing panel discussion/debate involving 9 American Revolutionaries including such people as George Washington, Ben Franklin, Abigail Adams, and James Armistead. Each Revolutionary attempts to persuade the audience that they should be considered the Greatest American Revolutionary. Everything is included to complete this debate...procedure, History and Language Arts standards, differentiation options, role sheets for each candidate, complete moderator script, and discussion quest
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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International Day for the Abolition of Slavery Assembly - Grades 9 to 12
International Day for the Abolition of Slavery 2nd December Presentation / AssemblyGrades 9 to 12 Save hours of preparation time, simply download and go!Slavery is not a part of the past. Slavery is around us in the present, but most people don’t even realize it. According to the  International Labor Organization, more than 40 million people around the world are victims of contemporary slavery, more than at any other time in history. (1)This age-appropriate assembly aims to;Clarify what modern-
Grades:
9th - 12th
Colonists Break-Up Letter
This document can be used as an engagement strategy to introduce a lesson or unit on the American Revolution. It can be used as a "letter you found on the floor" before school and read it as if it is a break-up letter from student to student, building suspense to know who it is from. - XOXO, THE COLONISTS
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Also included in:Â American Revolution Unit
The Three Main Religions Ppt
This is a simple power point outline comparing and contrasting the three greatest religions of the world: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This can be used for a World History course or adapted to any course you need to apply it to. I used it for a freshman level Eastern Cultural Studies course to introduce the impact of religion on culture.
Grades:
9th - 12th
VCE Sociology U4 AOS2 Social Movements Unit Outline for Students
VCE Sociology: Unit 4, Area of Study 2 - Social Movements and Social Change. Unit outline with study design and unit plan (weeks, topics, assessment timeline and recommended reading). Great for the Year 12 Sociology students (suitable to hand out) and for teachers in developing a unit timeline.
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12th
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San Jacinto Readers Theatre
This is a San Jacinto Readers Theater that I wrote to correlate with a unit my team and I created. We also created a You Tube video for students to listen to. Practice makes perfect!
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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CLASSIC 1-ACT: Chekhov's THE HESITANT HERO or THE TRAGEDIAN IN SPITE OF HIMSELF
This time-honored classic one-act play by Russian playwright Anton Chekhov is a winner for theatre producers!Synopsis: Ivan asks his friend Alex to borrow his gun. Alex is curious as to why Ivan wants the handgun. Ivan gripes savagely about his disappointing life. Although Alex empathizes with Ivan but then asks him to take a canary is a cage and a sewing-machine to Olga, a mutual friend. Ivan's snaps and begins screaming, "I want Blood!" and chasing Alex around the room upon learning of Alex
Grades:
7th - 12th
Comprehensive Congress Prezi
One could easily teach 2 weeks of Congress for an AP or CP Government or Civics class using this 47 slide Prezi. I have it updated (I'm posting this in September of 2017), and includes all the basic information on the House and Senate, with graphics and vocabulary. It also has the SchoolHouse Rock Bill to Law cartoon embedded as the 2nd slide and ends with a YouTube video on the day in a life of a congressperson. I consider this to be one of my top resources and is ready to use, though if you do
Grades:
10th - 12th
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[Humanities] Seven Dimensions of Religion - Powerpoint Presentation
Seven Dimensions of Religion - Presentation1. Practical or Ritual Dimension2. Experiential or Emotional Dimension3. Narrative or Mythic Dimension4. Doctrinal and Philosophical Dimension5. Ethical and Legal Dimension6. Social and Institutional Dimension7. Material Dimension
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Skits: Roles of the Revolution
Engage your students in skits about the American Revolution! This activity has students identify whether each character would have been a patriot or loyalist during that time period. Students can volunteer to read five different short monologues, embodying characters such as Cornelius Cuthbert or Abigail Arthur. Then, have the class work together (or have students work independently) to correctly label their political identity.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Life In A Small Chinese Village
This mind movie is designed to be read out to the class, its about a young boy who lives in a small village in China working on a farm in back-breaking conditions. He has the opportunity to move to the city to earn more money but its up to the students whether he goes or not
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Vietnam War Slideshow
This slideshow contains visual slides with speaker notes to create a lecture based lesson that could cover 2-3 days depending on the speed with which the content is covered.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Dialogue Essay about Reproductive Rights
A dialogue essay is very similar to a script or a text conversation you will have with peers. You will be engaging in a conversation that shows the similarities and differences amongst your three countries’ views of reproductive rights. The goal is to inform viewers of BBC News about these various countries’ views.
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lesson 1 Lesson plan "What is Economics ?"
This lesson plan aligns with the Lesson 1 PowerPoint perfectly. Save some time and relieve some stress. Your administrator will love it. Are you a substitute?Do you need an already made lesson for today?Do you want to impress your principal?Do you need a lesson that is technology friendly (Easy to use for Zoom, Meets, Skype, etc.) ?Are you simply tired?My lessons are the lessons for you !Key Terms Covered in Lesson 1- Scarcity-Economics- The Three Questions of Economics- Goods- Services-The Four
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Lesson 1- "What is Economics" PPT, Lesson Plan, Guided Notes, H/W Assignment
Subcultures and Countercultures
This assignment was geared toward a Sociology class, but can be used in any social studies/history classroom or used for a study about culture. This is a group project where students need to research, create, and perform a skit on a subculture and a counterculture.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Best First Day of School Activity for History Classrooms: "Imagine"
Start your year or semester with a reflection on the meaning of history and your students' place in it. Now, your first day can be about more than the syllabus, rules, and requirements. So much more.But you can also use this resource at any other time of the year when it might be appropriate."Imagine" is ideal for history classes in high school or college. It makes the first day much more than a parade of syllabi, and it may even relieve some of the syllabus overwhelm of the first day. This scri
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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