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9th grade asian studies simulations
Ancient Chinese Philosophies: Legalism, Confucianism, and Daoism
This fun, creative, simulation-based lesson is LOVED by my students - they remember it years later! Brush off your acting skills, because you'll have to try your hardest to keep a straight face as you lead students through a role play that they don't even know they're in!
Students will:
- Learn key information about and principles of the early Chinese belief systems of Legalism, Confucianism, and Daoism
- Understand how different belief systems helped to stabilize ancient Chinese dynasties and
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7th - 10th
The Mongols in China and the Yuan Dynasty
This two-day lesson teaches students about Kublai Khan, the Mongols' conquest of China, and the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty. It gives access points to all kinds of different student learners, using two role-playing simulations, a PowerPoint with guided worksheet, map analysis, a video clip, academic source reading excerpts, and a SPICE chart assignment. Click on the "Preview" for various excerpts from the materials.This lesson is highly interactive and immerses students in multiple perspec
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7th - 11th
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Model United Nations (Model UN simulation) - Int'l Court of Justice - Syria
Model United Nations ICJ simulation on Syria: Sixty-seven teachers have bought this product and the reviews are flattering. It was updated August 8, 2019 with the addition of a power point on the ICJ. Are you interested in doing an International Court of Justice (ICJ) simulation? Using this product, the students act as ICJ judges in assessing whether the Syrian government is guilty of genocide. The 8 sided document includes the following:1) The International Court of Justice (ICJ)2) PROCEDUR
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9th - 12th
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CLASSICAL CHINA, TANG & SONG DYNASTIES 3-DAY MINI UNIT - Editable
This little mini unit covers Classical China, specifically the Tang and Song Dynasties and Empress Wu (the only female empress in China's history). It includes individual and collaborative activities and a courtroom simulation, too! Each day is a no-prep, engaging lesson you and your students will enjoy.THIS RESOURCE IS DELIVERED AS A PDF WITH GOOGLE LINKS TO EDITABLE SLIDES AND HANDOUTSDAY 1Is an overview of the Tang and Song Dynasties in an engaging manner. Students will read a summary that gi
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7th - 10th
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South China Sea Dispute Simulation Distance Learning
This is a role-play simulation of the South China Sea dispute in which students try to negotiate international agreements while pursuing conflicting objectives. Teams of students represent the countries of Brunei, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and the USA. The simulation can be conducted in the physical classroom or online.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Shogun Simulation: Will the Shogun Shut Down Japan?
Immerse your students into Japanese History by simulating the Shoguns decision to kick foreigners out of the island during the age of exploration. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the Japanese feudal state and how European exploration affected other cultures while strengthening their inquiry and speech skills. Allow your students to get past memorizing facts and begin to critically think by placing themselves in the shoes of decision makers.
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9th - 12th
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Mukden Incident/Manchuria Crisis Interactive Lesson Plan (Post WWI East Asia)
Introduce Interwar/Post WWI East Asia to your students in a way that helps them to understand the major themes of the era, why the region would move into another world war, and use the Mukden Incident (aka: Manchuria Crisis) as a specific example to showcase the major themes. Lesson plan includes notes over the content, a group activity, and a lesson debrief. Zip folder includes Word Doc and PDF versions of the student notes, teacher notes, group handouts, activity decision cards, and the Powerp
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9th - 12th
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Mt. Everest Simulation Game
This is an engaging and exciting way to get your students to role-play as climbers attempting to summit Mt Everest. Students must make the right decisions, take chances, and hope the dice is in their favor while they climb. Sharing oxygen with classmates, or not, adds a fun team element to the game. Just print one game card per student and control the story from your projector or tv!Includes:- Mt Everest Simulation PowerPoint- Mt Everest Student Game Card- Dice Spinners to Print for Random Event
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3rd - 10th
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FEUDAL JAPAN WEBQUEST—No Prep! 100% Digital!
Medieval Japan / Feudal Japan WebQuest Travel Diary Challenge!This resource is designed for a Feudal Japan unit. It contains 6 Engaging, Challenge Tasks with Puzzles, Games and more! Teacher Guide and Answer Key also included! 100% DIGITAL with option to print!COMMON CORE ALIGNED! Quick overview of topics covered in this resource include: 1.) Japanese Society and Tea Masters✔ Introduction to Early Japanese Society, structured around powerful families and clans.✔ describes Japanese tea ceremonies
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6th - 10th
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Virtual Trip to Japan
This virtual field trip to Japan can be used to give a general overview of Japanese culture, as an opportunity to practice group collaboration and problem-solving, and as a way to teach students how to budget. Students will "travel" together in groups with varying budgets. They will make decisions as a group about flight choices, accommodation, food, which city to visit, a nature activity to participate in, a cultural activity to participate in, and which souvenir to bring home. Students will di
Grades:
6th - 10th
AP World History Bundle - Topic 2.2 - The Mongols and Role Playing Activity
This bundle includes Topic 2.2 - The Mongols and the Making of the Modern World Google Slides presentation with lecture notes and an accompanying role-playing activity for students to complete. The notes are aligned to the College Board's CED for topic 2.2. The role-playing activity assigns students a character as an advisor to Kublai Khan in helping him decide how to rule China.Please go to the product listings below for previews and more detailed descriptions of each component of this bundle:
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9th - 12th
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*Gandhi/Indian Independence Simulation*
The Gandhi/Indian Independence Simulation immerses students in the Indian Independence movement through the eyes of one of its main leaders, Mahatma Gandhi. This is, in essence, a guided notes activity however, students debate and work together as a class to evaluate and make decisions regarding the various scenarios of Gandhi's life. This activity engages students with the course content and helps them to get to know Gandhi and the events that led to Indian Independence on a more personal level
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How Should the Mongols Rule China? Role Playing Simulation for AP World History
You are here in China around the year 1270 and are participating in a high-level conference the Mongols are holding in which they are having to decide what advice to give Kublaà Khan about how he should rule China. Some at this meeting are invading Mongols, while others are Chinese advisors whom the Mongols have allowed to participate in the conference. You are all trying to figure out one thing though. How should the Mongols rule China?In this simulation, students are assigned a role and given
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â AP World History Bundle - Topic 2.2 - The Mongols and Role Playing Activity
Model United Nations simulation (Model UN) Population, Overpopulation
This product was updated in December 2020. So far 63 teachers have purchased it. It involves the students in a Model United Nations simulation, whereby the students will have a fairly easy time discerning their country's policy regarding population control. The focus of the simulation will be on China and Africa. The debate will center around 2 draft resolutions dealing with the questions: (a) Have the one and two child policies of China done more harm than good? and (b) should these policie
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7th - 12th
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Culture of the Mongols Virtual Field Trip
This activity allows your students to take a virtual field trip back to the time of the Mongol Empire to learn about the culture of its people. Through this interactive slides presentation, your students will learn about their homes, clothing, foods, religious beliefs, warfare, and more! Great activity for students to work independently in class or at home, with a partner, or as a whole class adventure together. Included is the slides presentation with links to seamlessly guide your students o
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6th - 12th
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Chinese Communist Party: 11th Party Congress Simulation
This simulation is designed to analyze the situation facing China with a declining Mao and the end of the Cultural Revolution. Students engage in role playing by taking on one of three perspectives, debating the merits of continuing down the path Mao laid out vs. reforming the Chinese economy and/or Chinese government.
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9th - 12th
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Flight Simulator: Fly Around the Great Wall of China
This is an extremely engaging lesson that students are sure to enjoy and learn from. Students will use the flight simulator tool in Google Earth to explore the Great Wall of China and the landscape around the Great Wall. My students enjoyed this lesson so much that I could not wait to share this lesson with the TpT community! Included in this lesson is a two page detailed lesson plan, student activity sheet with flight simulator instructions/controls and questions to answer while playing, and an
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6th - 11th
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Mongol Invasion Simulation
This activity is designed as an introduction to a lesson on the Mongol Empire, or as a review activity.From the perspective of the Mongol Empire, students will plan a conquest of a targeted region. Using information they have about geography, reputation of the empire, assets, and disadvantages, students will strategize the best plan of action.This activity includes three scenarios.
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6th - 12th
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Chinese Dynasty Debate Project
This project directs groups of students to participate in a debate over which ancient Chinese dynasty was the most influential. It's a great project to use if you need to cover a thematic look at the dynasties of ancient China over the course of 1-2 days, while keeping the kids invested and engaged with the topic. My students took a full two and a half class periods to prepare, debate, and discuss afterwards. They remained engaged throughout because, for them, it's much more fun to research a dy
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9th - 12th
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China's Shang Versus Zhou Dynasty Debate Activity
The class will debate which dynasty, the Shang or the Zhou, made the most significant achievements to Chinese history and the world today.Explore the Yellow River Valley Bronze Age Civilization with your students!
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7th - 12th
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How did China come to be ruled by foreigners after the Opium Wars?
This lesson is titled "Why did China come to be ruled by foreigners after the Opium Wars?"This is one of my most detailed lessons and one which students love. The class read detailed background notes before being issued one of 23 character cards. These range from tea-magnate Thomas Twining to Confucius. In role the students then extract evidence from a huge card sort activity (they can do it in groups) which their character might use to explain how China became to be ruled by foreigners after th
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8th - 9th
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Also included in:Â China 1900-89 Bundle - 15 Products
Simulation: Bandung Afro-Asian Conference
Oftentimes the Cold War is taught solely as a struggle between East and West, however students should also see how it was equally a struggle between North and South. Throughout the entirety of the Cold War, the U.S. and the U.S.S.R sought to extend their influence and that of their competing political ideologies to southern nations in South America, Africa, and Asia, thus affecting the entire globe. In 1955, the first large Afro-Asian conference took place in Bandung, Indonesia to discuss commo
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9th - 12th
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Soviet Leaders Press Conference Simulation (World History / Geography)
Soviet Union / USSR Leaders Press Conference Simulation World History / Russian History. Need a great project to ensure students learn important information about the various Soviet Leaders to connect the Cold War to the Modern Era? This activity helps speed up the course of study in regards to a study of Soviet Leadership. This activity works great as a prep activity for the Post Cold War Unit / Materials. Sign up sheet, research guidelines and rubric for presentations included. This product
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Russia Unit Bundle (Geography)
Vietnam War Simulation and Slides
*Lesson includes prompts for independent research and a simulation.*This lesson provides a comprehensive history of US involvement in Vietnam and the history of colonization in the region. It is from a pro-peace perspective.- Begins with with overview of goals and maps of the region- Hook: Guiding questions for brief independent research OR based on background knowledge/previous class learning- Students get moving by writing down and attempting to answer three questions they need answered to bet
Grades:
9th - 12th
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