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Holidays syllabi for Microsoft Word
Syllabus for African American Studies- Revisable
A syllabus for African American Studies. Has course objective, grading policy (can edit to fit your district), and an outline of what students will be learning (for an 18-week block schedule course, equivalent to a semester course). Comes with, 100+ terms you can use for word walls, project ideas, etc. Topic ideas for each unit, Media you can use for each unit, and a permission slip for students to have parents sign.
Grades:
9th - 12th
African American History and Literature Syllabus
This syllabus discusses how this course connects the history, literature, and the arts of African Americans to survey the African-American experience. Through close readings of both canonical and non-canonical writers, analyzing political movements and discussing recurring themes, students engage with the rich culture of the African-American community. The authors read range from Douglass to Baldwin to Tupac. The movements include slave revolts, American Reconstruction, the Harlem Renaissance,
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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African American Literature and History Syllabus
This is a syllabus for African American Literature and History designed to engage students in a robust study of African American Literature and History in a chronological study of the history paired with Literature that is acceptable, yet challenging.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Spanish III Pre-AP Syllabus (editable resource)
Course Overview Spanish III students will read, speak, listen with understanding and write in Spanish. The course is divided into 6 chapters, that includes:· Familia y Comunidades· Redes Sociales · Ciudadania Global· Los Viajes y el Ocio· Educacion y Carreras Profesionales· Relaciones Personales
Grades:
9th - 12th, Staff
Back to School Syllabus (that YOU can Personalize!)
Back to School? New Semester? Here's a Syllabus "Template" that you can modify! I've included everything I've used but you can certainly add/change items! It includes Required Materials, HW, Daily Procedure, Student and Educator Responsibilities, Discipline, Grading Logistics, and Successful Tips!If you are looking for other resources for the beginning of the school year, check out my Classroom and HW Policies resource, Ice Breaker, and Pre-Assessment resources!
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Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education
Back to School Classroom & HW Policies (that YOU can Personalize!)
Back to School? New Semester?Here's a Classroom Policies "Template" that you can modify! I've included everything I've used but you can certainly add/change items!It includes Attendance, Makeups, HW, Grading Logistics, Successful Tips, and much more!If you are looking for other resources for the beginning of the school year, check out my Syllabus, Ice Breaker, and Pre-Assessment resources!
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Black History Month Kahoot! Syllabus
Let your students celebrate the contributions of past and present African Americans by making an original Kahoot!Our rubric will make the process easy and fun!
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Back to School Syllabus
A back to school syllabus to help explain to parents class expectations, core values, tips for a good school day, homework policies, and behavior expectations. Includes a parent and student contract. Document is in a word doc for easy alterations so you can customize it to fit your needs!
Grades:
K - 6th
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Social Justice and English Normative Values Syllabus
12 day course/unit on gender, sexuality, and oppression for grade 12 students. This provides a course overview with learning objectives and suggested daily topics and activities in sequential order.
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Course Outline: Economics for Sustainability
This course outline provides a counter-balance to the traditional economics curriculum, focusing instead on the need to create a new sustainable model that examines climate change threats, globalization and the race to the bottom, debt-driven personal and global finance, as well as the cost of war vs. the benefits of peace. Essential questions include: What does it mean to build a sustainable life in a sustainable world? How might we create a new "living" economy? The course begins with a viewin
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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