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World history scripts for Google Apps
CLASS PLAY Aztec Human Sacrifice ~ Exciting Americas Pre-Activity!
Use this entertaining interactive play to introduce your class to your Americas unit. There are 16 roles and three scenes so at least 22 students can have a role. The play begins with the arrival of the Spaniards and ends with a human sacrifice at the top of the Tempo Mayor. Content details are sprinkled throughout the play in an engaging way.
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5th - 12th
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Post-WWI Video Project
This is the rubric and script template for a post-WWI public service announcement video project. The project is designed to be completed in small groups of 3-4 students but could be completed individually if desired. The video component is designated to be between 1:30-2 minutes in length. All content for the creation of the video will be acquired through student-driven online research. If conducted within 1 hour class periods, from start to finish, the project will take about one week to co
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9th - 11th
Julius Caesar Murder Trial: A Readers Theater and Article Writing Activity
This activity includes a reader's theater script for students to act out a short trial of Marcus Brutus for the murder of Julius Caesar. Students will fill out a notetaking worksheet during this reader's theater and then use those notes to compose a newspaper article reporting on the details of the trial.Lesson plans, reader's theater scripts, worksheets, and newspaper article instructions are all included. This activity makes a great conclusion to a section of lessons about Rome's transition fr
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Julius Caesar Classroom Resource Pack
An Athenian Story: A Greek Play
The story is about a Athenian family right before the beginning of the Greco-Persian War. There are 4 main characters and 20 characters in total. The play aligns with 7th grade learning standards. Fun way to get the students engaged about Greece!- 11 pages long-Estimated time 30 minutes-Reading level middle school & up.
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5th - 12th
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Joshua and the Fall of Jericho Script for Skit
A brief script for a performance of Joshua and the Fall of Jericho. Scripture is quoted and paraphrased in this script. This is great for a short reader's theater or a Jesse Tree performance. My class performed it for the school during Advent as part of the Jesse Tree tradition, and it took about 10 minutes. The kids loved it and had some much fun being creative with costumes, props, and line delivery!
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3rd - 6th
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Bloody Sunday: Russian Revolution History Reader's Theatre Script
Reader's theatre for high school history students??! YES! Students love this activity and it helps them understand the context for the Russian Revolution SO MUCH better after completing this activity! The discussion afterwards will prove the value of this lesson. This six page/five scenes script covers the decision making process of Czar Nicholas, the impact of the Russo-Japanese War, the impact of industrial technology of the railroad and telegraph, the hurried industrial revolution in Russi
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8th - 11th
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Renaissance Bundle
Multiple engaging Renaissance lessons at a deeply discounted price. Ideal for both the seasoned veteran who wants to add creative and thoughtful activities to their repertoire, and, of course, the rookie who wants to complement their growing collection of engaging lessons. Topics include: the origins and causes of the Renaissance, examples of masterpiece Renaissance art, overviews of the main architectural, artistic, and literary figures during the Renaissance, and a unique Leonardo da Vinci enr
Grades:
6th - 8th
Constantine's Decision (Reader Theater)
A readers theater about the decision to move the Roman Empire to Constantinople
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6th - 8th
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Ancient Egypt Social Classes Play
This engaging activity will allow your students to learn about the social classes in Ancient Egypt using a play. There are 9 roles. Students will answer check in questions throughout the play.
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6th - 7th
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Communist Idea vs Communist Reality Google Slides
Presentation on the difference between the ideas of communism (equality and justice) and the reality of communism (tyrannical rule).
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Capitalism Communism Fascism economic system unit resources
World War II Battles Podcast Project - No Prep!
Podcast Project complete with instructions, rubric, guided listening notes, and reaction template.Centers on America's role in major battle of the Pacific and Atlantic Theatres of World War II.
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9th - 12th
2 in 1 Magna Carta: Skit plus Poster Activity
This is good enrichment tool.Once you have used your own method to give the kids a general understanding about the Magna Carta try this.1. Read the short skit as a class. It helps demonstrate the humility of the king at the hands of his nobles.2. Now that the king has signed the GREAT CHARTER, we must spread the word to all of the other nobles so they know the new rules. Use the poster activity.Thanks for considering. (These simple tools worked WAY better than I could have imagined.)
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8th - 9th
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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.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mesoamerican Talk Show
In this student talk show, students will be conducting research on an assigned Mesoamerican Civilizations! Choose from Incas, Aztecs, or Mayans! This source includes:- Script example and student requirements - Talk Show requirements and assignment breakdown- Teacher checklist
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5th - 8th
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Reader's Theatre - Martin Luther and the Catholic Church
Students will understand the story behind the Protestant movement started by Martin Luther. Vocabulary: excommunicate, recant, bull, indulgences, and Protestants.Up to 16 student actors
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6th - 12th
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