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4th grade social studies homework for Google Apps
Revising and Editing Practice - Texas History - Print Plus Google Forms
This bundle includes 30 original passages to practice language arts skills, and they are all based on 4th grade Texas history TEKS. The Self-Checking Google Forms version sends data directly to your spreadsheet. Or you may prefer the Google Slides version that is also included, and useful on many different learning platforms.The topics have been carefully selected from the TEKS to begin at early Texas history and progress chronologically through the 20th century. Each passage has six revising an
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4th
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Cotton Cattle and Railroads with Google Drive
Engage your students with activities and content readings on the Cotton, Cattle and Railroads era in Texas History - all offered as an independent work packet or on-line with Google Slides. This resource includes a paper version and a 1:1 Google version to be used with Google Classroom. On the first page will be a link that will have you make a copy of the Google Doc, so be sure to be signed in to your Google account. You can then share directly with your students.In this resource, students wil
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4th - 7th
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Also included in:Â Texas History 7th Grade Curriculum Bundle of Activities
Comparing Economic Systems Worksheet: Capitalism Vs. Communism
This simple worksheet on communism and capitalism provides the definition of each with a graphic and then has students explain the differences, benefits, and similarities of them. This is an excellent homework activity for students to complete on their own prior to teaching this Cold War Timeline Lesson.Great for younger, special education, or ELL students because it attempts to make complex issues simple to understand.Both an answer key and editable Google Doc version of the resource are now in
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4th - 8th
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Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples' Day Digital Lesson
For a PAPER BASED version, click hereThis is a digital presentation about Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day. This topic is very controversial right now and the presentation I created is from an unbiased point of view.The slides teach students a brief history of both days and WHY people choose to celebrate either holiday.The slideshow contains 1 cover page, 8 slides with information, and 2 slides for student work (compare and contrast / comprehension questions).AUDIO BUTTONS are included.*
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1st - 8th
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Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Reading Questions
For the novel Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief, The Lightning Thief Chapter Questions supplies homework, facilitate guided reading groups, or stimulate reading analysis for each chapter. The document has 22 assignments - one for each chapter of the book - and each assignment includes 7-8 questions aligned to CCSS ELA skills. The Lightning Thief Chapter Questions - Snapshot of Included Resources:22 Literary Analysis Assignments7-8 Questions per AssignmentVisualization Section22 Mini-Quizzes
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4th - 7th
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Also included in:Â Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Novel Study
Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Nonfiction Close Readings
The Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Nonfiction Readings will help students develop and apply literary skills while reading informational texts that build background knowledge about Ancient Greece. The Common Core aligned questions will see students engage in text dependent analysis. Moreover, the close readings correspond with the contents of the Percy Jackson narrative, which will allow you to supplement your instruction of a novel study. Percy Jackson Lightning Thief Nonfiction Readings
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4th - 7th
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Also included in:Â Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Novel Study
Personal Timeline Templates and Family Traditions Google Slides Templates
Students will love using Google Slides to create a timeline of their life, share a family tradition, report a current event, interview a community worker, and design a family shield. Want another timeline for students or your entire class? Click here! How can these sharing projects be used? These 5 EDITABLE, digital sharing projects can be completed at school or assigned as a family project at home during winter break or anytime of year. These projects incorporate social studies, writing, speaki
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2nd - 5th
Reflecting on The Chosen
One of the many challenges religion teachers face is that of making the Bible (and more specifically, Jesus) not only interesting and understandable, but REAL and RELATABLE. Enter… The Chosen TV Series. Already watched by millions of people and translated into over 50 languages, The Chosen is having a huge impact around the globe. It’s the first-ever multi-season series made about the life of Christ and quickly became the top crowd-funded film project of all time. With 7 full seasons set to be m
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4th - 12th
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5 Themes of Geography GOOGLE FORMS™ Read-and-Respond
Please leave a review for additional TpT Credits!Connect with me:Sign up for FREE monthly resources and tips! InstagramFacebookUse: Use this resource to introduce the five themes of geography to your students digitally.Included: 5 Google Forms™ (1 for each theme) with a brief text and follow-up questionsTerms:This resource is intended for classroom distribution only. You are not permitted to print this resource for any class other than your own. You are not permitted to resell or claim this reso
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â SW Asia Geography Bundle (20% Discount)
The Treaty of Paris of 1783 Reading & Mapping Worksheet
Have students learn about the end of the Revolutionary War with this interactive worksheet! This worksheet addresses...- The end of the Revolutionary War- The outcomes of the Treaty of Paris- Drag & Drop Activities- short answer questionsand lastly, a before and after mapping activity! Easy to use, little prep for those days you are looking for a filler! Easel version included!
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3rd - 8th
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Latin American Hispanic Heritage Month - Writing Prompts with Pictures
In the US, Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15. In Canada, Latin American Heritage Month is celebrated in the month of October. Use these 12 fun photo prompts to encourage creative and descriptive writing, while learning about other cultures in Latin America!No-prep, quick and easy to use! This is great for students of all ages. You can ask students to write a minimum number of sentences for each prompt, depending on your class.They are editable on Google Slides
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3rd - 8th
Also included in:Â All Year HOLIDAY Picture Writing Prompts BUNDLE | Distance Learning
Geography Map Skills for grades Second through Fourth-Distance Learning
Do your students need more map skill practice? Look no further because these worksheets/google slides/powerpoint have you covered! The best part is that you can assign them a google classroom assignment or use in person. Virtual Learning A link in the PDF file will bring you directly to your google drive and ask you to "make a copy" so you can provide good practice for your student digitally. Answer keys are similar to the print papers, but not exactly. You can use the powerpoint to instruct in
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in:Â Geography Map Skills Bundle- Distance Learning
Disney Day
This product contains Disney themed activities, lessons and seat work for a fun filled day! There are 3 math worksheets, 3 creative writing prompts, 3 word work/grammar worksheets, 1 reading lesson/seat work, 1 social studies lesson, 1 science lesson and several extra fun activities like a virtual visit to the Disney theme parks. I use this as part of my ABC Summer Countdown for "W"- Walt Disney Day. Check out the Summer Countdown and the Summer Countdown Bundle for more great ideas!
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Summer Countdown Bundle
Social Studies- Revolutionary War (Grade 4 Missouri Learning Standards)
This product consists of twelve 30 minute lessons, seat work, video links and several animated slides to teach students about The Revolutionary War.Unit Overview:AI1- Explain the causes of the American Revolution and various perspectives Describe the events leading up to the Revolutionary War (French & Indian War, Taxation without Representation, British Acts, Boston Tea Party)AI2- Describe the values and principles of the Declaration of Independence Describe the writing and
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4th
Social Studies- Geography (Grade 4- Missouri Learning Standards)
This product contains eight 30 minute lessons, seat work, and multiple animated slides for ease of teaching geography. The following standards are covered;GS1- Construct and interpret historical and current maps. -Construct maps by adding the desired features and construct a keyGS2- Name and locate specific regions, states, capitals, river systems, and mountain ranges in the United States.
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4th
Visio Divina with The Chosen
One of the many challenges religion teachers face is that of making the Bible (and more specifically, Jesus) not only interesting and understandable, but REAL and RELATABLE. Enter… The Chosen TV Series. Already watched by millions of people and translated into over 50 languages, The Chosen is having a huge impact around the globe. It’s the first-ever multi-season series made about the life of Christ and quickly became the top crowd-funded film project of all time. With 7 full seasons set to be m
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4th - 12th
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The Puritans Settle the Massachusetts Bay Colony
In this Pear Deck, you will learn about the Puritans:*Compare and contrast the Puritans and the Pilgrims.*Explore artifacts from the time of the Puritans to understand how they lived, worked, and felt about education.*Fishing, trading goods and shipping were important for business in Massachusetts.There are 6 sections of teaching and interactive activities.
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3rd - 5th
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Social Studies-Government (Grade 4 Missouri Learning Standards)
This product consists of seven 30 minute lessons, seat work, video links and a few animated slides to teach students about Government. The following learning standards are taught:Principles of GovernmentUnit Overview:GS1- Explain how the purpose and roles of government were debated Identify different types of government (monarchy, democracy) and explain their rolesGS2- Analyze peaceful resolution of disputes by courts or legitimate authorities Identify legitimate authority Analy
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4th
Ancient Civilizations G.R.A.P.E.S Comprehension Check Worksheet
This resource is a perfect way to introduce G.R.A.P.E.S. into your classroom. The comprehension check comes with matching, true or false, multiple choice, and one short answer question that requires students to cite evidence from the reading. Includes an answer key!
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4th - 12th
United States Geography Activity | for Google Slides™
This is a great worksheet to share with students to learn about the United States map.This works as an introduction or a review of the geography of the United States of America with an emphasis on states, borders, oceans and reading directions on a compass rose.Great for distance learning or remote learning as this is self-directed work made with Google Slides™. If you need this item in a printable format, please access that here.#TeacherToyShop #DistanceLearning #RemoteLearningYou may also be
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3rd - 8th
Also included in:Â United States Geography | Distance Learning
Ancient Egypt: Economy Google Form
Students will learn about the economy of Ancient Egypt in this self-guided google form activity. The google form is broken into 3 sections- hook map analysis, background reading, and informational video. Students will use various skills as they learn about trade, resources, and jobs in Ancient Egypt. Included in purchase:Google form with map, reading, and embedded video. Use as independent work, homework, and station work for GRAPES on Ancient Egypt. I post mine on google classroom and have stud
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4th - 9th
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Social Studies- French and Indian War (Grade 4- Missouri Learning Standards)
This product contains six 30 minute lessons and seat work, about the French and Indian War. Unit Overview:HM4- Explain the causes, effects, and outcomes of interactions and conflicts among Native Americans, immigrants from Europe, and enslaved and free Africans and African Americans prior to 1800Describe the interactions between Native Americans, Immigrants from Europe, enslaved & free Africans, and African Americans prior to 1800Describe the events of the French and Indian WarGRS1- Explain
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4th
Immigration Interview Project
WHAT YOU GETIf you like to supplement your Immigration unit with an authentic interview, then this is the product for you. This product includes definitions to be defined, interview questions to ask relatives, and an already designed family tree printable to fill in. I have also included this as a Google Slideshow that students can fill in and submit to you online. YOU MAY ALSO ENJOY Family Feud Game Hidden Figures Day Teaching the Great Depression Project Based Learning Assembly Line Race Act
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4th - 12th
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Continents/Ocean Quiz on Google Forms
This is a self-grading quiz where your students will be able to type in each of the continents and oceans using a word bank. I used upper and lowercase for self-grading purposes however if misspelled it will mark it wrong. You can edit and make it a non-self grading if you would like. You may add questions delete questions this is fully editable.
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3rd - 7th
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- Learn about the achievements, challenges, perspectives, traditions, and customs of different societies
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