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3rd grade african history simulations for GATE
STEM Black History Challenges
This fun resources will give your STEAM (STEM) challenges for the year a historical "twist"! All the challenges are focused around Black History Greats; there are 15 challenges in all! The African Americans for each challenge are from all areas, such as explorers, athletes, government, scientists, etc.. Your students will have a blast trying to design and build the challenges just like their favorite Black History Greats! Perfect for Black History Month!
The African Americans included are:
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Ancient Egyptian Mummification Lesson and Simulation
Your learners will love this fun and interactive lesson and simulation on Ancient Egypt. With this lesson, learners will learn how Ancient Egyptians did the mummification process and then get to do a hands on activity themselves. They will mummify an apple designed to look like a pharaoh. Then, they will complete a handout to go along with the simulation. *You will need to buy your own supplies for this simulation*This Resource Includes:9 Slide Presentation on Egyptian Burial Procedures1 Ted Ed
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Mummification Simulation
Your learners will love this fun and interactive simulation on Ancient Egypt. Students will participate in the Ancient Egyptians mummification process themselves! They will mummify an apple designed to look like a pharaoh. Then, they will complete a handout to go along with the simulation.I have done this with my learners for the past two years and it has been a class favorite!
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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African Fable: Student Work Journal
This is a full Student Work Journal to be used to guide students through the writing and research process involved in creating a moral-based fable. The work journal includes word lists, concept maps, samples, research organizers, writing planners, drafting space, and a rubric.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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The House That Oysters Built: A Social Studies Activity for Gifted Students
Did you know homes in the early 1800s were built from oyster shells? African American slave carpenters living along the Southern Coast of the United States built unique home structures using oyster shells! This activity promotes critical and creative thinking as students learn the history of African American slave carpenters, then use what they've learned to build their own replica tabby house structure.Included:Reading passage with comprehension questions"Guess That Word" comprehension gameInst
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PreK - 6th
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