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10th grade african history resources for Easel Activities $5-10
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African American Studies- Slavery Stations
5 document based stations to help students explore routes of the Atlantic Slave trade, personal stories of enslaved Africans, and understanding the treatment of enslaved women onboard slave ships. Stations include two maps, two personal stories, one-page excerpt. *Authors note* We understand that American Slavery might be a sensitive to some*, but this is still American History and should not be flagged for being inappropriate.
Grades:
9th - 12th
World Hist Ch 15 PP: Societies and Empires of Africa (W Easel Act. and Assess.!)
Are you looking for a comprehensive and engaging resource to help your students learn about Chapter 15 of the 'World History: Patterns of Interaction' textbook? Look no further!This resource contains everything you need to teach this chapter, including:A PowerPoint presentation with embedded multimediaScaffolded note-taking Guided ReadingsEasel ActivitiesEasel Lesson QuizzesA Chapter TestThis resource is perfect for students of all levels. The PowerPoint presentation is engaging and interactive,
Grades:
9th - 12th
African American Studies- WWII and Vietnam War
Blend these two wars together and teach students about how African American WWII veterans were the ones who came home to push for Civil Rights. show students how the protesting the draft effected one of our greatest Athletes of all time, analyze a Vietnam protest song. Included in stations (or class set packet) has Tuskegee Airmen, Muhammad Ali, Propaganda posters targeting African Americans, Protest buttons, and a protest song. *Authors note* We understand that segregated Military units and un
Grades:
9th - 12th
Civil Rights - The Power of Commitment
This resource works with a Genial'ly (link provided on the worksheet.) This resource is a cyber-rally on the Civil Rights Movement and on the duty to vote. It traces back different events from the era. Your students will learn how people were committed to a cause and how they fought to gain the right to vote. The worksheet follows the letters composing the expression "The Power of Commitment” and each letter will disclose information on what happened at a given time. Students will improve their
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Kwanzaa Holiday Traditions
Teach your students about diversity by using this resource with your students during the holiday season. This Kwanzaa cultural activity will educate your students about the Kwanzaa history, traditions, symbols, and principles. After reading about the Kwanzaa history and traditions; students practice their comprehension and written expression skills. If you are searching for engaging cultural activities to use with your secondary students during the holidays, then this resource is for you. WHO I
Grades:
7th - 10th
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