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Thanksgiving asian studies bibliographies
Pilgrims: A Reader's Theater Play(first Thanksgiving)
Studying the 13 colonies? Check out my Ms.Bie Ograffee Reader's Theater Script, an interview with Love Brewster, a Pilgrim of Plymouth Colony.Love was an actual member of the 102 Pilgrims that came to America. He was about nine years old. Interestingly, several in his family also had unusual names. He had a sister named Patience, another named Fear and a brother named...Wrestling! Learn lots of interesting information about the Pilgrims and the Thanksgiving feast, of 1623, with this fun format.
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5th - 8th
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month clipart Famous People
Hand-drawn set of 12 color images and 12 black and white portraits of Asian American Pacific Islanders. Introduce your students to visual portraits of some of America's most famous people in not only AAPI History but in our society now. These are great for coloring pages, flashcards, bulletin board decor, etc.The following people are included in this set:Ann CurryGeorge TakeiDaniel Dae KimJeremy LinTammy DuckworthLisa LingSandra OhKen JeongEllison OnizukaBruce LeeYo-Yo MaMichio KakuEach image i
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Not Grade Specific
Asian Heritage Month Canada Bell Ringers - 29 Daily Google Slides Presentation
This presentation is the perfect way to celebrate and honor Asian Heritage Month throughout the month of April. With its easy-to-use format and visually striking design, this presentation is sure to make a lasting impact on your students and help them gain a deeper understanding of the contributions Asian-Canadians people throughout history. Each slide features a different hero with a brief biography as well as one of his/her famous quotes, so you can use it as a daily bell ringer, warm-up activ
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4th - 12th
Also included in: Asian American & Pacific Islanders Heritage in Canada AAPI BUNDLE
AAPI Clipart For AAPI Heritage Month Activities and AAPI Bulletin Board Display
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with this unique AAPI Clipart Collection! Featuring 36 influential AAPI figures, this set is perfect for enriching your bulletin board displays and classroom activities. Bring lessons to life with these high-quality illustrations, designed to inspire and educate students about the achievements and contributions of notable Asian American and Pacific Islander individuals.These images may be used for both personal and commercial use. Item
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ghandi and India Reading and Worksheet
Follow the life of Ghandi in this short reading and creative worksheet with questions that research the text.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Asian American Heritage Month Bell Ringers - 29 Daily Google Slides Presentation
This presentation is the perfect way to celebrate and honor Asian Heritage Month throughout the month of April. With its easy-to-use format and visually striking design, this presentation is sure to make a lasting impact on your students and help them gain a deeper understanding of the contributions AAPI people throughout history. Each slide features a different hero with a brief biography as well as one of his/her famous quotes, so you can use it as a daily bell ringer, warm-up activity, or dis
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4th - 12th
Writing Biographies of Japanese Shogun Year 8 (Tokugawa, Nobunaga, Hideyoshi)
ACARA Australian Curriculum Year 8 History task concerning Shogunate Japan.
Students choose one of the three unifying Warlords of Japan.I.e. Nobunaga, Hideyoshi and Tokugawa. As they established Japan as a Shogunate. Students are tasked with writing a biography on one of theses three people.
They are given a task sheet, a formatting document to follow, a rubric and a hand-written bibliography form.
Pairing this task with a quick workshop on how a student might create a short biography, r
Grades:
7th - 9th
A Read Aloud Story - The Incredible Life of Squanto
This is a story that can be read aloud to a class (takes about 6 minutes) or given to the students to read. It's a factual and fascinating account of the life of Squanto - the Wampanoag native who helps teach the Pilgrims survival skills. Also included is a vocabulary sheet and two maps: one with Squanto's travel routes and one for the children to fill in the routes.
Thanks for purchasing this Read Aloud history story and look for more to come at this store!
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K - 5th
Asia Amazing Race Project
An excellent way to learn more in depth information about Asia! Students will plan their own adventure around the continent by researching what they are interested in.Included- both in PDF and Word formats:-Project instructions with rough draft (6 pages)-List of options compiled from Culturegrams to get ideas flowing (12 pages)-Rubric (1 page)Interested in other Amazing Race Projects to learn about other continents?Amazing Race: South AmericaAmazing Race: AfricaAmazing Race: Europe
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5th - 10th
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Interactive Periodic Table of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage (May)
Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage History Month presentation and study guide for students. Links to historical figures are included.Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in history:ScienceActivistsAthletesEntrepreneursMusiciansPoliticiansFamous FirstsArtistsAuthorsActresses
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in: Monthly Periodic Tables of Diversity & Heritage
Pocahontas in Spanish
The history of the United States, especially the survival of the colonists, their way of life, etc. is pretty much linked to some Native Americans that helped the settlers to survive the new world in their worst situations. Even though we don’t know that much about certain areas and period of times of Pocahontas’ life, it’s good to know that she was of great importance to the success and accomplishment of helping our colonists establish their first colony named Jamestown. She became entangl
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3rd - 5th
Also included in: Important Native Americans Bundle
John Howland: A Journey of Perseverance
This is the story about a Mayflower passenger who nearly didn't survive the crossing. His perseverance and survival helped pave the way for a new nation. Included is a one-page story and nine open-ended questions that can be used individual, or for group and class discussions. Answer key not included due to a variety of acceptable answers.
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6th - 9th
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Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) History Research Unit GOOGLE
This Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) history research unit is perfect for students who are learning how to use informational text and studying AAPI history. It is great for AAPI Heritage Month in May or anytime of year. Great for Asian Pacific American history biographies, reports, and projects!THIS IS THE GOOGLE SLIDES VERSION ONLY. YOU CAN ALSO PURCHASE A PRINTABLE VERSION OR SAVE WHEN YOU PURCHASE BOTH TOGETHER.Students will first learn how to use the text features in informational
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Not Grade Specific
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Then and Now a Social Studies Unit
The unit is titled “Then and Now”. The basis of the unit is a comparison of life in different eras in American history to the students’ current life. The unit is intended for a second grade class. The repetend for the unit is “Same but Different, Yesterday and Today”. The unit covers social studies, reading, and writing standards. The California standards for the unit are listed below. The unit should take --- weeks. The most appropriate time to teach the unit is the month of November leading up
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2nd - 3rd
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China's First Emperor Eulogy Essay
After a study of the Qin Dynasty students will complete a performance based assessment of a eulogy for the First Emperor Shi Huangdi. Students will be required to demonstrated their knowledge by using specific academic vocabulary in an authentic way.
Assessment Rubric and student sample included.
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5th - 8th
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Famous Native American Reading Passages with Comprehension Questions (Digital)
Celebrate the lives and accomplishments of Native Americans with this digital mini set of two notable people! The lives and accomplishments of indigenous people should be celebrated year around, but make an especially great addition during November when it is Native American Indian Month. This No Prep! Print and Go! resource is perfect for days when you don't have lots of time to prep complicated lessons. This set is comparable with Google Apps.WHAT'S INCLUDEDDigital versions of biographies
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Famous Native American Reading Passages Mini Bundle
AAPI Month Notable People Biography | Asian American Heritage Month
Spark Curiosity & Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with Engaging Biographies! (Grades 3-5)Empower your students to explore the inspiring stories of Asian American and Pacific Islander trailblazers with our captivating AAPI Heritage Month Notable People Biography Activity!This downloadable PDF resource (2 pages) provides a structured framework for students in Grades 3-5 to research a remarkable individual.Here's what you'll get:High-Quality Resolution (300 DPI) for clear printingStandard Letter
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2nd - 5th
A Patch of Leaders- Fall Leadership Writing Activity
Students will write what makes them a leader. There is a cover pumpkin and a pumpkin for writing (with lines). The two pumpkins attach together to make a foldable. This activity makes a great fall bulletin board or are cute to hang up individually!
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PreK - 6th
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Who Are the Wampanoag?
The Wampanoag befriended the Pilgrims at Plymouth. Reader includes information about their land, dress, daily duties, and more. Kids can complete the comprehension check on the last two pages.
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1st - 4th
Thanksgiving infographic (in spanish)
Are you looking for interesting and fun facts about Thanksgiving Day?
You can share this infographic with your students (and parents) as well.
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Grades:
K - 9th
Ancient China: Zhou Dynasty
Freestanding text and activities to incorporate this turning point of civilization into any existing history study for middle or high school. The Zhou dynasty saw great developments in art and philosophy that continue to influence Chinese society today.Includes primary source quotations, art images, maps, works cited, and activities.Mapwork (requires an outside atlas)Persuasive WritingApplication to personal life
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6th - 12th
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Pre Civil War Summary, Characters, Essays, Test, Answer Key
This lesson has everything you need to address multiple standards and 1 week worth of material! The lesson includes a text summary, analysis, essay questions, multiple choice test, AND ANSWER KEY! all in an editable Microsoft Word Document for your own editing preference. Even if you already have the book and do not need the summary, the resources here alone are worth it! Just print once and make copies at your printer for each section. Enjoy!
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Angel Island (Chinese Immigration) PPT
PowerPoint Presentation on the history of Angel Island in San Francisco. Major focus on the hard time of detainees on Angel Island with video on Tyrus Wong's fist hand account. Presentation concludes with a explanation of Chinese poetry found on Angel Island and task students to create their own.
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6th - 12th
Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Digital Legacy Project
This packet provides a great opportunity for students to research prominent Asian Pacific Islander legacies and write a Common Core Evidence-based essay explaining the value of their contributions to society, education, arts, literature, etc. The packet includes sentence frames and graphic organizers to guide the entire process. Essentially, students write a five paragraph essay with quotes and commentary to shine light on AAPI successes and contributions. This packet can also be a reference pac
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8th - 12th
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