Ancient history lecture videos

This Flipped Video lesson investigates the revolutionary way in which the Persians administered their Empire.

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7th - 12th

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Innovation in the Classroom

Mesopotamia "Flipped Classroom" Lecture with Notes Handout

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Students retain information better when they see information multiple times and when they can go at their own pace. Some students are embarrassed to ask the teacher to go back or to repeat something in front of other students. The "flipped classroom" approach solves that issue. Students would have access to the lecture video to see at their own pace. They can re-watch it, slow it down, or speed it up. This approach also frees up class time so that it is not lost on reteaching. Can be used for:-

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Ancient History, Social Studies - History, World History

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6th - 9th

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Creation Stories in the Bible - Video Lesson & PowerPoint™ with Questions

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Assessment Toolbox

Includes 20 minute and PowerPoint used in video. Use as a video lesson to launch discussion or as your own editable PowerPoint lesson.This video lesson with Power Point is appropriate for both public school (such as a Bible as Literature Class) and private school (such as a Bible class) use. You will be able to steer the ensuing discussions wherever you need it to go.Watch the preview video for a short explanation of this lesson, and you will get to see the first minutes of it as well.Most creat

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Ancient History, Literature, Religion

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9th - 12th, Adult Education

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The Phoenicians

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This Flipped Video investigates the rise of the Phoenicians, their contributions to the world today and the impact of Cultural Diffusion on the world.

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7th - 12th

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Ancient History, Religion, World History

PowerPoint - Introduction to Islam

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Roberts World

This presentation covers the basics about the founding and beliefs of Islam. Includes a video clip introduction with quick writing activity, Hot Seat review, and concludes with closing clip with reflection activity. See shop for Cornell Style student lecture note sheet.

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9th - 12th

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Greece's Golden Age

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This Flipped Video investigates the expansion of democracy, art and philosophy during the Golden Age of Athens.

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7th - 12th

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Egypt and Nubia

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This Flipped Video investigates the various civilizations who conquered Egypt as well as the economic and social changes that took place during this time.

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7th - 12th

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The Gupta and Maurya Empires

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Ancient History, Middle Ages, World History

This Flipped Video examines the rise and fall of the Gupta and Maurya Empires in India.

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7th - 12th

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Ancient History, History, Vocabulary

6th Grade: Ancient China: Part 1

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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 China. Each power point contains vocabulary, facts, videos, and at times class participation slides

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Not Grade Specific

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History and Mystery with Miss Gibson

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WHST.6-8.2f

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MS-ESS3-1

22:33

Keeping Up With the Olympians - whole lesson

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This video is a voiceover lesson explaining who each Olympian god/goddess from Greek Mythology is, what they were in charge of, and some stories about them all well. These pair well with other resources posted in my classroom, and can all be put together as a bundle. This lesson is good for Virtual learning or for when you require a CRT if you're away.

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Ancient History, European History, Social Studies - History

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7th - 9th

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Lectures, Lesson

Also included in: Who Were the Olympian Gods?

9:08

The Feudal System in Europe

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In this video lesson students will investigate the reasons why Feudalism developed in Europe. Students will examine the various roles in Medieval Europe as well as how the manor system was structured. This video is part of a unit on "Europe in the Middle Ages" and address the following standards:AERO 1.8.a- Apply key concepts such as chronology, causality, and conflict to identify patterns of historical change.AERO 7.8.d- Describe historical and contemporary economic systems. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.R

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6th - 8th

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RH.6-8.3

10:15

The Stone Age and Early Cultures Part 3 (Middle School Social Studies)

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This video lesson introduces students to the first known settlements of humans. Students will investigate how and why the first settlements were created, as well as what we can learn about people in pre-history from these settlements.

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6th - 8th

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RH.6-8.7

The Legacy of Rome

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Ancient History, Middle Ages, World History

This Flipped Video examine the ways in which the Roman Empire has influenced the world today, specifically in Architecture, Language, Law and Scientific Inventions.

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7th - 12th

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6:24

Ancient Egypt Part 1 (Middle School Social Studies)

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In this flipped video students will investigate the geographic and political structure of Ancient Egypt. Students will examine the importance of the Nile River and the role of Pharaohs in Egyptian history. The video addresses the following standards:AERO 1.8.a- Apply key concepts such as chronology, causality, and conflict to identify patterns of historical change.AERO 6.8.d- Know functions and responsibilities of government leaders and public servants.

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6th - 8th

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Ancient History, Art History, World History

Minecraft Temples Presentation

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Painted Smiles

This is the presentation I use for introducing Ancient Greek architecture and mythology to my students. There is no sound and is supposed to be similar to a powerpoint, however, it would only save as an mp4 file. It will flick through the slides automatically and you can pause it as you need to. There are parts where discussion is encouraged, so please feel free to pause to encourage your kids to discuss.

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5th - 8th, Higher Education

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Lectures

Also included in: Greek Minecraft Temples

14:07

Ancient Greece Part 4 (Middle School Social Studies)

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In this video lesson students will investigate the Greco-Persian Wars. Students will examine the main battle against the Persians as well as Alexander the Great's campaign to conqueror the Persian Empire. This video lesson addresses the following standards:AERO 2.8.a- Explain forces that result in world interaction.AERO 6.8.b- Explain how different types of government acquire, use, and justify power.

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6th - 8th

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Alexander the Great and Hellenistic Culture

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This Flipped Video examines the conquests of Alexander the Great and the accomplishments and discoveries of the Hellenistic World.

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7th - 12th

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Ancient Egypt

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This Flipped Video lesson focuses on the beginnings of Ancient Egyptian economic, politics and society.

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7th - 12th

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The Tang and Song Dynasties

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Ancient History, Middle Ages, World History

This Flipped Video examines the cultural, technological and political achievements of the Tang and Song Dynasties.

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7th - 12th

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10:55

The Stone Age and Early Cultures Part 2 (Middle School Social Studies)

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This flipped video lesson introduces students to early human hominids. The video explores what we know about these human species and how people evolved over time.

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6th - 8th

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RH.6-8.7

8:33

Ancient Rome Part 2 (Middle School Social Studies)

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In this video lesson students will investigate how Rome became a republic. Students will learn about the differences between Patricians and Plebeians and the importance of the 12 Tables. This video lesson addresses the following standards:AERO 4.8.d- Explain the influence different cultural or ethnic groups living in the same society have had on one another.AERO 6.8.a- Explain and analyze strengths and weaknesses of various kinds of governance systems in terms of the purposes they are designed

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6th - 8th

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9:08

Ancient Greece Part 3 (Middle School Social Studies)

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In this video lesson students will investigate the city-states of Sparta and Athens. Students will examine the different economies, government and societies of these city states. This video lesson addresses the following standards:AERO 2.8.a- Explain forces that result in world interaction.AERO 6.8.b- Explain how different types of government acquire, use, and justify power.

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6th - 8th

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9:09

Ancient Greece Part 2 (Middle School Social Studies)

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In this video lesson students will investigate how the Greek city-states moved from Monarchies to Democracies. Students will examine the governmental structures of Monarchies, Oligarchies, Tyrannies and Democracies. This video lesson addresses the following standards:AERO 2.8.a- Explain forces that result in world interaction.AERO 6.8.b- Explain how different types of government acquire, use, and justify power.

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6th - 8th

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