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Arts & music Common Core RI.7.1 lessons
Ancient Egypt Unit - Mummification Unit - Ancient Egypt Projects Activities
This Ancient Egypt Mummification Unit has over 40 pages of Ancient Egypt projects and activities. These Egypt activities are perfect for your upcoming Ancient Egypt unit or mummification unit. These mummification activities contain Egypt reading passages, comprehension questions, and projects about mummification! Student read and answer comprehension questions, and complete an illustrated "mummification wheel" , one pager project, and Top Three Pennant Project to demonstrate their understanding
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4th - 7th
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South American Foods - International Foods of South America for Global Cuisine
This no-prep Global Foods lesson introduces your students to the foods of South America! As you click the countries on the continent of South America you are brought to 2 dishes for each nation that are some of the most popular. Many of the slides contain videos about the foods discussed. Students learn about native ingredients and watch videos about the dishes in each region. This resource also includes questions for students to answer in Google as well as a recipe for llapingachos! This can be
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8th - 11th
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Making Inferences with Pictures | Printable & Digital
Making inferences with pictures and citing relevant evidence is fun with two no prep lessons and 60 paintings and photographs (Printable & Digital) - Editable lesson plan, student handouts, rubrics, PowerPoint slides, Google Docs and Google Slides for no prep distance learning or Google Classroom activities.Students practice making inferences and citing relevant evidence using historic photographs, famous paintings and illustrations. The bell ringer and guided practice include a detailed ans
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6th - 12th
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Should College Student Athletes Be Paid? A Public Policy Debate
College sports are big business. They bring in a lot of money for the Universities and the NCAA. But what about the student athletes? Should they receive compensation beyond their scholarships?This public policy debate poses this question to your students.Students will analyze arguments from both sides of the issue, form counter arguments and construct a well-reasoned argument to support their opinion. The lesson concludes by having students write letters to the NCAA state their position on
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6th - 8th
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Elements of Drama: Learning Stations
This interactive lesson lets students discover different drama elements for themselves, rather than listening to a teacher monologue for the class period. Each station reviews different elements that are important for understanding how reading a play is different than reading a novel or short story. Students will learn about stage directions, different types of dialogue, the people involved with putting on a play, and how audience members affect a performance. All of these concepts will help jum
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6th - 8th
Pride Month Important LGBTQ Singers Musicians DEI LGBTQ+ ELA Lesson No Prep
This fully editable lesson plan, worksheet and template for a Pride Month and DEI activity where students learn about important LGBTQ+ musicians and singers who made a difference! Use this activity to encourage open-mindedness and build an inclusive classroom community that embraces and celebrates LGBTQ+ History and the important contributions of LGBTQ+ musicians and singers in the music industry. Students will learn about 16 different LGBTQ+ musicians and singers who made a significant contribu
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5th - 8th
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S.E. Hinton - Author Biography - Music in the 1960's - Protest Song Connection
Exploring 1960s Culture and Literature: S.E. Hinton's Biography, Nonfiction Article, and Protest Song ConnectionDescription: Dive into the rich cultural landscape of the 1960s with this comprehensive educational package designed to engage your students in critical thinking and meaningful connections. This product includes three interconnected activities centered around S.E. Hinton's biography, a nonfiction article on the impact of music in the 1960s, and the iconic protest song "For What It's Wo
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6th - 12th
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Pride Month Important LGBTQ+ Visual Art Artists DEI Middle School ELA No Prep
This fully editable lesson plan, worksheet and template for a Pride Month and DEI activity where students learn about important LGBTQ+ artists who made a difference! Use this activity to encourage open-mindedness and build an inclusive classroom community that embraces and celebrates LGBTQ+ History and the important contributions of LGBTQ+ artists in the art world. Students will learn about 16 different LGBTQ+ artists who made a significant contribution or impact to the art world, and will then
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5th - 8th
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Leonard Bernstein, Digital Activity, Music Composer, Music Substitute Activities
This low-prep, time-saving digital Secret Code Activity is the perfect resource for 5th-8th grade students learning about the life and music of Leonard Bernstein. Engage your students while they decode the secret cipher and learn about Bernstein's life as a composer. Quick and easy setup makes this activity ideal for substitute days, too!Transform your Leonard Bernstein lessons into an exciting game with this digital Secret Code Activity. Designed for 5th-8th grade students, this resource allows
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5th - 8th
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Womens History Month Important Female Musicians Singers Women's ELA Lesson
This fully editable lesson plan, worksheet and template for a Women's History Month activity where students learn about important female musicians and singers who made a difference! Use this activity to encourage open-mindedness and build an inclusive classroom community that embraces and celebrates Women's History and the important contributions of female musicians and singers in the music industry -- historically and current-day! Students will learn about 16 different female musicians and sing
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5th - 8th
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Black History Month Important African American Musicians Singers DEI ELA Lesson
This fully editable lesson plan, worksheet and template for a Black History Month and DEI activity where students learn about important African American musicians and singers who made a difference! Use this activity to encourage open-mindedness and build an inclusive classroom community that embraces and celebrates Black History and the important contributions of Black musicians and singers in the music industry. Students will learn about 16 different African American musicians and singers who m
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Black History Month Bundle Middle School ELA History Lessons Activities
AAPI Heritage Month Important Asian Art Visual Art DEI Middle School ELA No Prep
This fully editable lesson plan, worksheet and template for an AAPI Heritage Month and DEI activity where students learn about important AAPI artists who made a difference! Use this activity to encourage open-mindedness and build an inclusive classroom community that embraces and celebrates AAPI History and the important contributions of AAPI artists in the art world. Students will learn about 16 different AAPI artists who made a significant contribution or impact to the art world, and will then
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5th - 8th
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Womens History Month Important Female Artists Women's History Middle School ELA
This fully editable lesson plan, worksheet and template for a Women's History Month where students learn about important female artists who made a difference! Use this activity to encourage open-mindedness and build an inclusive classroom community that embraces and celebrates Women's History and the important contributions of female artists in the art world. Students will learn about 16 different female artists who made a significant contribution or impact to the art world, and will then get to
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5th - 8th
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Black History Month Important African American Artists DEI Middle School ELA
This fully editable lesson plan, worksheet and template for a Black History Month and DEI activity where students learn about important African American artists who made a difference! Use this activity to encourage open-mindedness and build an inclusive classroom community that embraces and celebrates Black History and the important contributions of Black artists in the art world. Students will learn about 16 different African American artists who made a significant contribution or impact to the
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Black History Month Bundle Middle School ELA History Lessons Activities
"Hidden Figures" teaching resource with pacing map, chapter assessments, and ans
The "Hidden Figures" teaching resource is a comprehensive package that offers everything educators need to teach this groundbreaking story in their classrooms. This product includes:An Instructional Pacing Map that provides a clear guide for teachers on how to integrate the material over a given time.Chapter assessments with multiple-choice questions and answer keys to help evaluate student comprehension.The final multiple-choice assessment and answer key.Critical thinking essay prompts to encou
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5th - 8th
Explore Australia: Through the Eyes of the Aborigines
This Australia unit is a 15-day exploration integrating History, Geography, Science, Technology, ELA, Art,Math, and Citizenship/SEL lessons. The unit follows the theme of community spirit through developing awareness and involvement. These lessons extend the students' knowledge of text types such as descriptive texts and oral storytelling. The students analyze these texts and complete activities which develop an understanding of their structure and function. This unit is based around the introdu
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4th - 8th
Infographics for Research & Writing (Distance Learning)
Infographics are used in all areas of print media and information. Knowing how to read and create infographics are important in this digital age our students are growing up in. This lesson develops the skills of:main ideasummary writingparaphrasing creating and using data. The lesson is written to focus on the development of their own idea or interests, however it can be easily adapted to a final project after a research unit. The flexibility is easy for differentiation as well.
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5th - 12th
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Tone and Mood in Music - Utilizing Google Docs
This is a wonderful "we do" as you introduce your students to identifying tone and mood in literature and non-fiction texts. Students learn how to analyze a text (in this case a song) stanza by stanza. Students are encouraged to use their "tone and mood" worksheet to give them cue words to guide them. Students love watching the video clip and singing along. Handout includes learning target and step by step instructions of how it will be utilized in their groups. This can be downloaded as a Micro
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6th - 9th
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Making Inferences with Pictures | Printable & Digital
Making inferences with pictures and citing relevant evidence is fun with printable & digital no prep activities - Editable lesson plan, student handouts, rubric, PowerPoint slides, Google Doc and Google Slides for no prep distance learning or Google Classroom activity.Students practice making inferences and citing relevant evidence using famous paintings and illustrations. The bell ringer and guided practice include a detailed answer key for teachers to model what can you see directly from e
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6th - 12th
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Villians: a Comprehensive STEAM Unit (Unit 2 Only)
Villains is a comprehensive STEAM unit of study geared toward middle and high school students. This resource includes the first of five units in the comprehensive plan, with a sneak-peak at the complete STEAM resource (available November 2019).Unit 2 (Lessons 1 & 2) provides students opportunities to explore famous themes and songs sung by and about villains. Students will analyze texts from songs to develop an understanding of a specific character's motives, appearance, and character traits
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6th - 10th
Also included in: Villains: a Comprehensive STEAM Unit
*FREE* Net Neutrality Public Policy Debate
We believe two things:
1. Student Voices Matter
2. Student engagement and critical thinking increase when students are excited about what they're learning
A hot topic of debate is the December 14th vote by the FCC regarding Net Neutrality. This is an issue that affects everyone- including the students in our classroom.
Net Neutrality: A Public Policy Debate is a FREE resource provided by thinkLaw.
The lesson begins by introducing the concept of net neutrality to students in an approacha
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5th - 12th
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Life’s Blueprint Seminar 6th-8th Grade
Seminar PowerPoint Lesson, ready to use and simply follow. Links to all materials are included in the lesson.
Simply: Launch PP on projector. Print and handout the text to Dr. King’s speech. Model or monitor following the steps with your scholars. Refer to PP during Socratic Seminar.
Notes section includes simple instructions, lesson timeframes and Common Core Standards that are addressed throughout the lesson.
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6th - 8th
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