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Middle ages posters for Microsoft PowerPoint
Feudalism Pyramid Manorialism Middle Ages PowerPoint Posters and Worksheet
***Also available as part of Duffy's Black Death Package:http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Duffys-Complete-Black-Death-Depth-Study-Package-1560411***This is a PowerPoint, Poster and Worksheet set used to introduce students to the hierarchical structure of Feudal England and Manorialism, from the Conquest (1066) to Black Death (1347). I've used a variant of this PowerPoint for the last three years with Grade 8 History students at my high school: it has remained engaging for the students
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7th - 9th
Also included in:Â Duffy's Growing Black Death Depth Study Bundle
Five Pillars of Islam Poster and Lesson with Guided Notes + Spanish Translation
I have assigned this project to my 7th grade Medieval History classes during our Rise of Islamic Empires unit. Typically this unit is spilt into several parts and this makes up part of the beginning of the unit: Birth of Islam. The Five Pillars of Islam make up the key practices and obligations of all Muslims and form the foundation of the religion. Included:Editable PowerPoint lesson that covers each of the Five Pillars of Islam in DetailEditable Guided notes of that lesson for students with IE
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7th
Feudalism Hierachy Pyramid of Power PowerPoint and Poster
This is a sample version of a PowerPoint used to introduce students to the hierarchical structure of Feudal England and Manorialism, from the Conquest (1066) to Black Death (1347). I've used a variant of this PowerPoint for the last three years with Grade 8 History students at my high school: it has remained engaging for the students and seems to explain the hierarchy well, so I continue to reuse it every year!
This sample includes a step by step animated Feudal Pyramid. A slide is included whi
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Also included in:Â Duffy's Growing Black Death Depth Study Bundle
Class Goals for In Person and Virtual Teaching
Do you struggle with how to co-construct class norms or rules with students in a meaningful and successful way? Even in the years in which the classes can rattle off norms or rules is it difficult to remember all of them and continue to monitor them throughout the year? This year I shifted to using class goals instead of class rules and it was incredibly successful!Science shows us that we learn best in groups, especially in groups of 3-5 so I try to not have more than 5 total values and goals.
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4th - 8th
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Also included in:Â First Week of School Bundle
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