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7th grade Native Americans teacher manuals $5-10
CO Indigenous People Unit
This unit includes everything you need to teach a comprehensive look into Native history, present, and future. These detailed lessons include accompanying slideshows (linked in lesson plans) and written response exercises to use with your class. The driving question is "In what ways has the U.S. Government honored (or not honored) Native sovereignty?" so while the unit focuses specifically in Colorado, it's content can apply throughout the U.S. as well.Colorado is the traditional territory and t
Grades:
6th - 8th
Les peuples des Premières nations avant le contact avec l'Europe
Cette unité est écrite pour répondre aux besoins des professeurs d’études sociales aux questions suivantes: Quelles étaient les différentes façons dont les sociétés autochtones étaient structurées? Comment les structures des sociétés autochtones ont-elles affecté la prise de décision dans chaque société?Cette unité répond aux exigences relatives aux résultats attendus des Premières nations pour les programmes d'études sociales de l'Ontario, du Manitoba, de la Saskatchewan, de l'Alberta et de l
Grades:
5th - 7th
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MESOAMERICAN CIVILIZATIONS (MAYAS, AZTECS AND INCAS) G. SLIDE PRESENTATION
THIS COMPLETE SLIDE PRESENTATION WILL MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER! This is the slide presentation you need to teach the 3 major Mesoamerican civilizations, the Mayas, the Incas, and the Aztecs. It's complete with geography, economics, politics, achievements, and much more about each of them. It also includes videos, maps, and central questions to deepen the class discussions and promote student interaction during the lecture. Also, it's 100% editable so that you can adapt it according to your classroo
Grades:
6th - 8th
The Oka Crisis 1990 & Wounded Knee 1973
A Study of Two Conflicts. This unit will study two events that happened involving First Nations in Canada and Native Americans in the United States. They were The Oka Crisis 1970 and Wounded Knee 1973. These two events were very similar and yet different. Exploring this unit with uncover what the similarities and differences between both events and students will learn about First Nation history.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Time line: Early Civilizations of the Americas
This is a Project Based Learning unit using the development of a time line to teach students about Early Civilizations of the Americas. This lesson aligns to Social Studies standards as well as Common Core language arts. It also measures against the Equip rubric through use of Universal Design for Learning principals by offering multiple means of engagement, representation, and action/expression. There are also guidelines for differentiation through questioning. It includes the following:
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Grades:
4th - 7th
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