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Not grade specific world history resources for Montessori
Montessori Inspired ISRAEL Unit Study - Jewish Feasts, Activities, Crafts & More
Learn all about the incredible country of Israel in this fun Montessori inspired unit study! Study some major landmarks and cities with interactive pinning work including the entire continent of Asia. Included is the ancient 12 tribes of Israel land map. Learn about animals of Israel, walk like a camel and make a fun camel puppet. Learn about Jewish festivals with fact cards and decorate your own Jewish calendar which can be matched to the Gregorian calendar. Enjoy different holidays such as Suk
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Greek and Roman Mythology Clip Art in Black Line Realistic Vintage Style
Greek and Roman Mythology Black Line Clip Art is Clip Art derived from the images in my father’s Handbook of Mythology published in 1898. You may use them images for educational products for your classroom and for sale on teacher, craft, and scrapbooking websites. The COLOR VERSION of these clips can be found by clicking this link.The images included in this site are:Aphrodite or VenusAreas or MarsArtemis or DianaChiron of the CentaursChronos or SaturnDemeter or CeresDionysus or BacchusEos or
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20 Historical Figures Worth Knowing
This set of cards features 20 influential figures from world history that all kids should be familiar with such as Julius Caesar, Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, and Eleanor Roosevelt. Montessori-inspired, these 5-part cards can be used for independent study by matching the pictures to the written text or the names of the individuals to their biographical information using control cards for self-correction. Alternatively, these cards can be used in a multi-player, memory-style matching game.
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Maria Montessori Timeline
Maria Montessori timeline is designed to provide all important informations about this magnificent educator and scientist. -This timeline can be printed onto large formats (up to 50x90 cm)
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Paper Dolls: Ancient History
Paper dolls help to develop fine motor skills, and encourage creative play. Being able to dress up paper dolls with time period dress is a great way for kids to learn without them even knowing it. What better way to teach children about the different styles through history? These paper dolls are hand drawn by me, and each outfit individually researched and created to reflect their corresponding time period. Perfect for the visual learner or to add to a Montessori curriculum. This download is for
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Also included in: Paper Dolls: Walk through Time
Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Noongar Wana
Noongar Wana is a fun game between throwing students and defenders protecting the target. A cone or bowling pin is in the middle of the playing area, surrounded by defenders with hitting implements. Surrounding the defenders are players with dodgeballs trying to hit the bowling pin with a ball rolling or bouncing from an underarm throw. It is fast-paced action for the defender and a fun game of throwing for accuracy for the throwers. The action of the defenders is very similar to how one would b
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Bilingual Craftivities - BUNDLE
Save money getting all my CRAFTIVITIES in one single BUNDLE! :)
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famous landmarks VOCABULARY FLASHCARDS| nature school
This listing is for ourfamous landmark around the world vocabulary flash cards. There is 40x flashcards in total , we have used real images with a natural aesthetic tone to enhance curiosity for children.-to be printed on a4 size paper, glossy paper works best as these are real photographsand cut around borders to form flash cards 4 flashcards to 1 a4 size paper
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Also included in: WHOLE SHOP BUNDLE DEAL- reggio emillia, montessori , nature school
STEM building task cards - National Monuments and Parks
Packet includes over 20 famous landmarks for children to build using blocks, cardboard, legos, etc.
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Chilean Rodeo (Traditional Indigenous Sports)
In Central and South American countries, it is safe to assume their favorite sport is fútbol or soccer. However, this is not the case in Chile. Especially in the rural parts of the country, soccer takes a close second to traditional Chilean rodeos, which differs from North America's. Chilean Rodeo emphasizes the teamwork of the riders (Huasos) and the agile footwork of the horses working in tandem to guide and ultimately subdue a calf. The origins and popularity of the Chilean Rodeo stem back t
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Pucho Pucho Taui-malle
The original way this game was played was for young children. One child rolls a ball to another student, hitting it with a stick or cricket bat. They switch turns, and that is about the extent of the game. Sometimes two children pass a ball back and forth with sticks. For our older children, this game would become boring very quickly. So I took the essence of this game and made it a dynamic team-based sport.
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Edor
Edor is like a reverse Capture the Flag game. One team starts with the "flag," and they try to invade the other team to get to their back line. If the player with the flag is tagged while doing so, they give up the flag to the student who tagged them and sat down. The former tagger, now the flag holder, tries to invade the other team. As the game progresses, there will be fewer and fewer players to tag the invader. The invader is allowed to hand off the ball to someone else before running; they
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The Count of Monte Cristo movie questions
Three day's worth of questions to answer while. watching the great film The Count of Monte Cristo. Students get to experience a classic novel in movie form.
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Southern Hemisphere Map
An artistic map of the Southern Hemisphere. The size is 54" wide by 36" tall at 150 dpi.
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Tarnambai
Tarnambai is basically the game fetch. A player from one team throws the ball as far as they can, and a player from the other team tries to retrieve it as quickly as they can. The first person to get their ball and run back to the group wins the race. The team with the most individual wins would win the overall game. This game can become very strategic. How teams line themselves up against their opponent could dramatically change the outcome of a whole game. Sometimes teams try to match their fa
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Diyari Koolche and Battendi
This lesson has two games they will play back-to-back. One is called Diyari Koolche, and the other is called Battendi. In Diyari Koolche, the students throw a ball against a wall so that the ricochet hits a target. This simple game may have been a preparatory game for the skill of boomerang throwing so the child could begin anticipating how a returning boomerang may travel. On the other hand, there is a chance it was just a fun game that also promoted hand-eye coordination. Whether they realized
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: (Boojur Kombang)
In this game called Boojur Kombang, some students will hide tennis balls while other students look for them while avoid being tagged. This game would traditionally be played on a beach, so it represents looking for crabs and other food on a beach. If an adult showed a child how to find a crab and then said practice looking for crabs, the child would quickly become bored soon after. However, suppose the child is taught how to look for food on the beach with a game. In that case, they will practic
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Gorri
Gorri is a dodgeball-style game, except humans are not the targets; giant yoga balls are! Players from both teams roll and bounce the yoga balls back and forth, and their opponents try to hit them with dodgeballs. The throwers were successful if they could hit the yoga ball with enough force to move it out of its lane. Each throwing team faces the other, and gameplay is continuous since a missed throw goes to the other team for use. This game would help children with hand-eye coordination and tr
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Sourcing Card: Reading Like a Historian
Designed for students to use when reading and analyzing primary/secondary sources. These cards guide students through the sourcing process ensuring they are asking the correct question. Works great when printed out on cardstock and then either laminate or put in page protectors! One per group, or give one to students in begining of year to hold onto depending on age group. Great for Common Core.
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Timeline of Life Relay Race
Humans walk and run, but we can also crawl and cartwheel too. This fantastic variety of movements will help us emulate our favorite animals in this relay race game. Animals move in a variety of different ways depending on what habitat they thrive in. Some leap, others waddle, many are on four legs, and other animals slither; there are a variety of movement patterns. Children are fascinated by animals, and how they move, so they will jump at the opportunity to pretend to be like them when given a
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Also included in: Timeline of Life Relay Race Bundle
Sepak Takraw
This lesson includes the history, warm-up activity, rules, and how-to-play instructions for the Southeast Asian sport of Sepak Takraw. Included are variations for younger students as well.
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Montessori Inspired 3 part Landmark Cards
This product contains 9 pages of images. Each part contains a picture card, a word card and a combined picture and word card.
The following landmarks are included:
Taj Mahal
Parthenon
State of Liberty
Empire State Building
Pyramids of Giza
Big Ben
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Temple of Inscriptions
Stonehenge
The Great Sphinx
The Great Wall of China
Colosseum
Great Buddha of Lantau
Mount Rushmore
St Basil's Cathedral
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Xikunahati - Traditional Indigenous Sport of Brazil
Xikunahati has quickly become an important symbol of the indigenous people of Brazil. Your students will absolutely love the dynamic, fast-paced game that utilizes a diving headbutt movement as the main mode of play!
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Traditional African Sport: Ta Kurt Om El Mahag
Ta Kurt Om El Mahag is a fun game with a fascinating history. The students will enjoy the initial simplicity of the game and lots of fun when the retaliation (dodgeball-like) component happens. The students will also debate where they think the game's origin came from. Both explanations are intriguing, and the conclusion is open-ended. It reminds the students that history is dynamic and full of debate.
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