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Ancient Greece - Grammar No Prep Cross Curricular Lesson
This is a fun no preparation activity that you students can do on their tablets or on a PC.Children simply read through the passages and learn interesting information about ancient Greece and then drag and drop whether the highlighted word is an adjective, verb or noun.At the end there is a bonus activity where children can extend their learning with some dictionary / vocabulary / thesaurus work and find appropriate adjectives to describe Zeus.All instructions are on the presentation. It can als
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Crash Course World History 4: Ancient Egypt
A worksheet to accompany John Green’s YouTube series Crash Course World History. For this particular series, I have taken selected excerpts from the video, and transcribed it word-for-word, then removed key words, creating a fill in the blank for the students as they watch the video. Please see the Preview for a sample of a few ‘questions’. All questions are in chronological order, and spaced out evenly throughout the video. The final question is a higher order thinking question that John Green
Grades:
6th - 10th
Crash Course World History 3: Mesopotamia
A worksheet to accompany John Green’s YouTube series Crash Course World History. For this particular series, I have taken selected excerpts from the video, and transcribed it word-for-word, then removed key words, creating a fill in the blank for the students as they watch the video. Please see the Preview for a sample of a few ‘questions’. All questions are in chronological order, and spaced out evenly throughout the video. The final question is a higher order thinking question that John Green
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Crash Course World History 2: Indus Valley Civilization
A worksheet to accompany John Green’s YouTube series Crash Course World History. For this particular series, I have taken selected excerpts from the video, and transcribed it word-for-word, then removed key words, creating a fill in the blank for the students as they watch the video. Please see the Preview for a sample of a few ‘questions’. All questions are in chronological order, and spaced out evenly throughout the video. The final question is a higher order thinking question that John Green
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Hammurabi's Code: Digital Activity
This digital activity has students engaging in research on Hammurabi's Code from Ancient Mesopotamia. Students will begin with three questions over how Hammurabi created his laws, the need for so many laws, and the basic principles of justice within his code of laws. Students will choose 5 laws from Hammurabi's code and 5 laws from the U.S.and compare and contrast the two. There is also a section for students to infer why this particular law might have been written. I even tell my students to fi
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Crash Course World History #1: Agricultural Revolution
A worksheet to accompany John Green’s YouTube series Crash Course World History. For this particular series, I have taken selected excerpts from the video, and transcribed it word-for-word, then removed key words, creating a fill in the blank for the students as they watch the video. Please see the Preview for a sample of a few ‘questions’. All questions are in chronological order, and spaced out evenly throughout the video. The final question is a higher order thinking question that John Green
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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