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Women's History Month archaeology workbook microsofts
A Fun Wordsearch Celebrating Women of U.S. History and an extension activity
The Students find the words in the Wordsearch. The students then research the topic of "Celebrating Women of U.S. History" and present their findings in a Powerpoint, Workbook-Journal Entry or as a poster. Randomly select the students to present their findings back to their classmates and the teacher provides supportive feedback.
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6th - 12th
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A Fun Wordsearch on- "Women Of U.S. History Month" and an associated task
The Students find the words in the Wordsearch. The students then research the topic of "U.S. Women's History Month" and present their findings in a Powerpoint, Workbook-Journal Entry or as a poster. Randomly select the students to present their findings back to their classmates and the teacher provides supportive feedback.
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Not Grade Specific
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Colosseum Reading Comprehension
Contains an article about the Roman Colosseum, followed by text-based questions for students to answer
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5th - 7th
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Nightmare in Jamestown Video Guide
Multiple choice video questions to accompany a viewing of National Geographic's Nightmare in JamestownPages 1-2: WorksheetPages 3-4: Answer Key
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7th - 12th
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Angela Davis Inquiry | Historical Inquiry about the Legacy of Angela Davis |
This 13-page Historical Inquiry with Graphic Organizer invites students to answer the following historical question: What is the historical legacy of Angela Davis? Students read about her contributions to civil rights, feminism, and LGBT+ rights through several sources. Students see a diverse and balanced approach to her legacy by reading constructive criticisms of her legacy as well. In the end, students will understand the complexity of her legacy while formulating their own perspective. This
Grades:
8th - 12th
ADVENTURES IN HISTORY: Burial Dig
Give your students an experience they've never had - something they can't wait to write about!Students enter the classroom to see six open “graves”. This is an active, open archaeological dig, but will not require digging. Students will learn to distinguish between Objective Observations, Drawing Conclusions based on Evidence, and Creative Writing (Characterization). Here is a memorable combination of History, Science, and Writing that will have your class talking when they get home.Two recor
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4th - 12th
Dinosaur Paleontology Journal
This is an activity journal for students of any age who can read. It includes vocabulary associated with paleontology and dinosaurs. Activities include drawing, reading, and writing. There are also ideas for simple craft projects that can be done at home or in the classroom. It prints great in black and white, which gives the kids pictures to color!
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K - 3rd
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Gender Analysis of Classroom
This is a fun, often-eye-opening activity for students and teachers alike. Using guiding questions, students evaluate their teacher's own classroom for gender bias. I've used this with high school students of all ages, and it often helps students to understand how spaces can be gender-imbalanced, and helps me work on making my room more inclusive.
I recommend doing this as a partnered activity. Document is one two-sided worksheet with introductory context copy, guiding questions, graphic org
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9th - 12th
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