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Native Americans reflective journals for teachers in English (UK)
The Lewis and Clark Expedition - Famous Tweets
Lewis and Clark - Famous Tweets ActivityThis short, but effective activity will ask students to reflect on the role that Thomas Jefferson, Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, & Sacagawea would play in the expedition to explore the uncharted west. This is a great way for student to think critically and summarize the expedition as a whole, and do so in a way that is relevant to their way of thinking. This is a reflective & comprehensive lesson that should be used at the end of a Lewis and C
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: Lewis and Clark Unit (Bundle)
"ten short amazing stories "
Title: "10 Short Amazing Tales: Raising Good Boys with Comfort and Joy (New for 2024)"Description:In a world filled with distractions and challenges, nurturing good character and instilling comfort in our children is a gift that lasts a lifetime. "10 Short Amazing Tales: Raising Good Boys with Comfort and Joy (New for 2024)" is a collection of heartwarming and inspiring stories designed to help parents and caregivers guide their young ones on the path to becoming responsible, kind, and compassio
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Tlingit Native American Raven Story of Creation Vs Genesis
The Tlingit "first people" of Southeast Alaska resided in the Juneau area. This assignment asks students to read the native's raven story of creation, then Genesis, and draw comparisons and contrast them.
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6th - 8th
Who Killed Alberta Williams: Episode 1 Journal questions & answers (MMIWG)
Sample the first episode of my package of journal questions for the free CBC podcast series "Who Killed Alberta Williams", a podcast on Canada's MMIWG crisis. In my full paid unit I have journal questions for all 8 episodes with answer key available.I have used this podcast successfully in my New Media 10-12 and English First Peoples classrooms for several years, and find it is an excellent way to humanize victims of the MMIWG crisis instead of reading about numbers and statistics. This podcast
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10th - 12th
Environmental Justice Padlet Read, Listen or Watch and Reflect
Pick any one of the 50 articles, podcast segments or videos and read, listen, or watch, then write a personal reflection of 350-500 words and share/submit as a google doc along with the title of the article or podcast AND the link. Decide if the author, speaker, characters, or content in the article or podcast reflects your own lived experience (mirror) or provides a window into the lived experience of people whose identities differ from your own and discuss this. If the content provides both
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
I Can Statements - Grade 5 Saskatchewan Social Studies
This is a zipped file containing 68 poster size I Can Statements for the Saskatchewan Social Studies program. Each slide can be copied and used for display purposes in the classroom, bulletin board headings or files for students to keep in their binders or Interactive folders.
There is also a record keeping document for teachers that contains the outcomes and indicators for the Social Studies program with space for them to record the date on which they taught each concept and notes they want to
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5th
Medicine Walk by Richard Wagamese, study guide
powerful novel about reconciliation and forgiveness by Aboriginal Canadian author Richard Wagamese. Chapter by chapter study questions and end of the novel discussion and essay questions.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Recognition pictorial manual War & Navy department apr1943 rev. apr1946
The book of the American army of the second world war to learn how to recognize the planes. Published in April 1943, then revised several times, in November 43, August 44, May 45 and April 1946. It includes the usual 3 views plan but also many photographs of all the planes from various angles.Good reading
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Truth and Bright Water Novel by Thomas King Study Guide
Truth and Bright Water is a humorous and witty, entertaining novel by the Aboriginal author Thomas King. It is suited for junior high school, grades 8-9.There is some mild swearing in the novel. There are some higher level analysis questions at the end that can be used as essay topics.
Grades:
8th - 9th
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