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Other (social studies) simulations for Microsoft Word
Sensation and Perception: Sensory Stations Lab
Take your kids out of the classroom, set up the 7 station activities, then facilitate while they do all the work! In this activity, TLW explain the concepts of threshold and adaptation, describe the visual sensory system, describe the auditory system, describe other sensory systems, such as olfaction, gustation, and somasthesis, and describe the importance of binocular clues. The students LOVE this activity! I have used it as a formal observation and got excellent reviews from my administrator
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9th - 12th
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300 Thermopylae Phalanx Simulation Ancient Greece (World History / Geography)
Easily a student favorite each and every year. Students get a chance to get out of their desks and get some fresh air. The impact of geography on world history is displayed vividly in this interactive simulation. Students will better understand the historical battle of 300, the role of geography, and the impact on western civilization.
This product is also sold as part of the Ancient Greece Activity Bundle AND the Ancient Greece Unit Bundle. Each bundle from High Altitude History saves you 3
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Ancient Greece & Rome Super Unit Bundle
Martin Luther 95 Theses Primary Source Analysis (Reformation)
The analysis of primary sources is an essential component of history and thinking like a historian. Martin Luther had a tremendous effect on the reformation, but his intentions and intended audience were that only of Wittenberg,Germany and the local congregation. This is a great group work activity that dives deep into the motivations for Martin Luther and gives students the opportunity to discover its true meaning for themselves.
This product is also sold as part of the World History / Europea
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: World History Bundle: 10 Best Selling Resources
1920s Speakeasy Simulation
Of all the things I do in my classroom, this may be my favorite!
This lesson is a fun and great way to wrap up a unit on the 1920s Jazz Age in America, and give you students the experience of being in a speakeasy. Your kids will have a BLAST and will always remember it. It will be a fabulous visual for them, as well as leaving an impression of the important people who played a role in 1920s culture.
This lesson will require some prep on your part, so make sure you give yourself plenty of tim
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Arab and Israeli Conflict Peace Accords Simulation and Lesson Plan
The following is a simulation for the Arab-Israeli Conflict in which students are to simulate a peace conference by role playing either a person from Palestine or a person from Israel. With this activity comes a full lesson plan with objectives, materials needed, time frame, and procedure.Included in this simulation activity are as follows:- A Pre-Simulation Activity with a set of 5 questions regarding the history of the conflict as well as a graphic organizer in which students must describe th
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7th - 12th
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Israel Iran Conflict 2024, an Interactive Classroom Simulation
Explore international relations and conflict resolution in this 2024 Iran and Israel Conflict Simulation. Designed for high school history and social studies classes, this interactive simulation guides students through the complexities of geopolitical strategies, diplomacy, and the impact of global conflicts.What's Included:One-Page Reading: Learn about the background of the conflict with a straightforward overview of the issue. Also included is a chart that compares the two countries in terms o
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9th - 12th
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Feudal Japan Simulation
Students play the roles of daimyos and lesser lords with the object of becoming Shogun. Students must trade resources to build their economy and military. Purchasing and payment is done through resources, so trading and cooperation are essential to winning.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Renaissance Fair Mix, Mingle, and Learn
Have you ever wanted to turn you entire classroom into a Renaissance Fair!? Now you can.
This activity guides the students through the creation of a sandwich board costume, Mix and Mingle instructions, a food and drink sign up sheet, and a renaissance study guide to make sure they didn't miss any facts.
This always ends up being my students favorite activity of the year, and the unit they will do best at come test time because they lived the history!
If you like this lesson, be sure to
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5th - 12th
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AP World History Moder 1.2 : Dar al-Islam Role Play : Spread of Islam to Africa
Discover Islam's Spread and Impact on Africa - A Role-Play Adventure for AP World History Unit 1.2Are you in search of a dynamic, engaging, and intellectually stimulating activity that fits seamlessly into your AP World History curriculum? Look no further than this innovative role-play lesson plan covering Unit 1.2 - The Growth of Islam and Its Impact on African Societies!This unique lesson dives deep into the historical spread of Islam to African regions, the socio-economic benefits of conversi
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10th
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Also included in: AP World History Modern : Unit 1 All Interactive Lessons for 1.1-1.7
AP World History Modern Unit 2.1 : Silk Roads / Trade Network Role-Play Activity
Title: Networks of Exchange Role-Play: Exploring Trade and Global ConnectionsEngage your students in an immersive and educational journey through the networks of exchange after 1200 with this unique and content-rich role-play lesson. Unlike traditional trade simulations that focus solely on deal-making, this activity goes beyond by integrating interactive learning, student-driven exploration, and deep content engagement.In this lesson, students assume the roles of various trade city representati
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10th
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1929 Stock Market Crash Ripple Effects Simulation
Directions for a simulation about the ripple effects of the Stock Market crash that caused the Great Depression. Directions and the "script" for the simulation are included as well as a reflection activity.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Also included in: 1920s Unit - Projects, Stock Mark Crash Simulation, PowerPoint, etc.
AP World History Modern: 5.1 - The Enlightenment Spy Salon Role-Play Activity
Enlightenment Spy Salon: Defend Your Ideas, But Don't Get CaughtThis is not the typical 'Enlightenment Salon" assignment. This is way more fun. Immerse your classroom in the Enlightenment era with an interactive salon that brings historical figures to life. This engaging package invites students to step into the shoes of Enlightenment thinkers and cunning spies, engaging in a rich exchange of ideas against a backdrop of intrigue and intellectual discovery.What’s Included:Lesson Plan: A step-by-
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10th
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AP World History Modern: Unit 4.4 : Maritime Empires Role-Play Mystery Activity
"Trade Network Investigation" Interactive LessonOverview:"Trade Network Investigation" is a dynamic, interactive lesson designed for AP World History students, focusing on the critical period of global trade expansion and maritime empire building from 1450 to 1750. This immersive lesson engages students in an active learning process, emphasizing the 'learning by doing' approach. They will role-play as Indian Ocean Trade Network participants in order to solve the mystery of how the trade network
Grades:
10th
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Race to the Moon! Space Race Simulation Activity
This is a great activity to use as part of a unit on the Cold War, or as a standalone lesson on the Space Race. Students will experience a simulation of the space race by playing the roles of scientists, engineers, astronauts, and political leaders. They will research the role of their assigned group in the space race and then report on the goals, challenges, and achievements their group may have faced during the Space Race.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Mock Jury - "12 Angry Men" & video discussion questions
Mock Jury Deliberations based on "12 Angry Men".This lesson and activity can be used as part of a unit on the Justice System/Judicial Branch. The focus is on the role and through process of jury deliberations.Included in materials:- Sample Jury Verdict Form,- Evidence from "12 Angry Men" for students in jury groups to deliberate on,- Short script for the judge (teacher),- Role for 'annoyed juror',- Chart for evidence deliberation, - Character list from "12 Angry Men",- Discussion questions for s
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8th - 12th
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Simulation Activity: Can You Avoid the Great Depression?
The year is 1929 and students are the President of the United States. The economy is doing pretty well during the “Roaring 20s,” but some experts are worried about what the future holds. Students will make several decisions and explain why.Students' choices will determine if The Great Depression can be avoided based on a point system included in the assignment. Included are the worksheet as well as the "answers" and point values.
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7th - 12th
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Classroom Debate Strategies and Activities: A Class Divided
This 2 page handout describes a debate strategy I use consistently in my classroom called "A Class Divided." I use it to explore two sides of an issue or topic, and have students be able to defend both sides with evidence and reasoning. The worksheet divides the class in half, and then further divides those groups into 3 specific teams: Observation Team, Analysis Team, and the Criticism/Question team. Students enjoy the structure the platform provides and the clear expectations it creates for th
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7th - 10th
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Miranda v. Arizona (1965)-Civil Liberties Activity
Examine the case of Miranda v. Arizona from a number of different points of view. Examine both the pros and cons from the various perspectives of the legal process.
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7th - 12th
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Economic Simulation - Token Economy with CASH, CARDS & MORE!
Student Engagement - CHECK!Student Growth & Learning - CHECK!Classroom Mangament - CHECK!In this year long, or however long you wish, economic simulation, students earn daily wages for attending class, participating, showing citizenship and more; funds which they can use to pay for projects and earn rewards, use PTO, invest in the stock market or their "401K," and of course - pay taxes!ZBucks allows students to manage funds and make purchases just as they would in the real world, which has c
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Not Grade Specific
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APUSH: Great Depression Review Activity
Dive deep into the complexities of the Great Depression with "Depression-Era Jigsaw," a comprehensive and engaging review activity designed specifically for AP U.S. History (APUSH) students. This activity offers a unique blend of collaborative learning, critical analysis, and interactive presentation skills, making it an invaluable resource for any history classroom.What's Included:Detailed Activity Guidelines: Step-by-step instructions on how to conduct the "Depression-Era Jigsaw" activity, ens
Grades:
10th - 12th
AP World History Modern: 4.2 Maritime Exploration: A Diplomacy Game
Maritime Exploration Diplomacy Game: An Interactive AP World History Lesson Elevate Your Teaching Game with this Immersive Experience! OverviewDive into the fascinating world of maritime exploration from 1450 to 1750 with this highly interactive and engaging AP World History lesson! Designed to meet the rigorous standards of AP curriculum, this lesson offers a unique blend of historical depth and student-driven learning. Your students won't just learn about history; they'll live it!Why Choose Th
Grades:
10th
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Economics Scarcity Lesson
This Economics lesson introduces students to the fundamental economic concept of scarcity by forcing students to make choices about a (fictional!) situation related to health care. The printable document includes the context, group discussion prompts and exit slip for students to turn in at the end of the lesson. The lesson can easily be adapted for class community building discussions.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Real Life Around the World
In this simulation, students are paired up and asked to start a new life in a new country. They will get married, find a job, hunt for a place to live all while learning about their home's culture and language. They will have to keep within a monthly budget based on how much they make and conclude by sharing their life story with their classmates. In this download you will find the complete workbook guide for students to plan their presentation. Kids love this project!
Grades:
7th - 9th
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Gilded Age Trial!
This is a great, interactive, and TOTALLY student-driven lesson. Students assume the roles of various Captains of Industry or Robber Barons and put them on trial. If the person is found "guilty," they are a Robber Baron, if they are found "innocent," they are considered a Captain of Industry. It is up to the students to conduct enough research to convince the jury to side with them. There is a prosecution team, a defense team, a jury, and a judge. You can adjust everything in this activity to fi
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
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