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Archaeology Common Core WHST.6-8.2a resources

Preview of Stone Ages Timeline Project Template & Key

Stone Ages Timeline Project Template & Key

Created by
Michelle Johnson
This project acts as a closure to a Prehistory, or Stone Ages unit. Students are expected to describe and illustrate the three stone age periods; Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic. This can also be turned into a research project.
Preview of Math in Mesopotamia

Math in Mesopotamia

Math in Mesopotamia is a rich cross-curricular or thematic unit resource introducing students to early Babylonian mathematics through the 1942 archaeological discovery of the Plimpton 322 tablet. PLEASE NOTE: This is introductory pricing. The price will go up soon!The Plimpton 322 tablet showcases Pythagorean triplets, mathematics not believed used until later in history. The tablet's discovery reveals that the Babylonians were far more advanced in their mathematical thinking and application tha
Preview of 6th Grade: Ancient Egypt: Part 2

6th Grade: Ancient Egypt: Part 2

Created by
Carlee Henderson
This is for 6th Grades Social Studies of Ancient Histories. To help with pacing and comprehension there are always 2 power points per unit so this is part 2 of Ancient Egypt. Each power point contains vocabulary, facts, videos, and at times class participation slides
Preview of 6th Grade: Ancient Egypt: Part 1

6th Grade: Ancient Egypt: Part 1

Created by
Carlee Henderson
This is for 6th Grades Social Studies of Ancient Histories. To help with pacing and comprehension there are always 2 power points per unit so this is part 1 of Ancient Egypt. Each power point contains vocabulary, facts, videos, and at times class participation slides
Preview of Olmec Archaeology vs. Urban Growth Debate Writing Assignment

Olmec Archaeology vs. Urban Growth Debate Writing Assignment

This is a research based assignment. You can use this in conjunction with the Olmec unit or on its own. It can easily be adapted to be included as an assignment in any unit involving archaeology. The prompt, instructions, source note-taking form, and the grading rubric are all included here. The purpose of this assignment is to introduce students to the pros and cons of preserving archaeological sites. Students will be required to give a debate presentation in which they explain the stance of b
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