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Elementary african history resources for GATE
STEM Black History Challenges
This fun resources will give your STEAM (STEM) challenges for the year a historical "twist"! All the challenges are focused around Black History Greats; there are 15 challenges in all! The African Americans for each challenge are from all areas, such as explorers, athletes, government, scientists, etc.. Your students will have a blast trying to design and build the challenges just like their favorite Black History Greats! Perfect for Black History Month!
The African Americans included are:
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Ancient Egypt: Gift of the Nile Choice Menu
A choice menu for student use as an extension activity after completing class work or as a mini-project at the end of the unit.
This choice menu will allow the students to dig deeper and develop a better understanding of the Nile River and life in Ancient Egypt.
The menu covers: writing a report as a scribe, comparing and contrasting life in Ancient Egypt and thinking as a merchant.
Included:
1 instruction page for teacher
1 three-item menu for students
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Ancient History: Kush & Other African Kingdoms Choice Menu
A choice menu for student use as an extension activity after completing class work or as a mini-project at the end of the unit.
The choice menu will allow the students to dig deeper and develop a better understanding of events occurring in Ancient Africa.
This menu covers: the River Nile, Aksum and desertification.
Included:
1 instruction page for teacher
1 three-item menu for students
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Grades:
5th - 7th
African Fable: Student Work Journal
This is a full Student Work Journal to be used to guide students through the writing and research process involved in creating a moral-based fable. The work journal includes word lists, concept maps, samples, research organizers, writing planners, drafting space, and a rubric.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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The House That Oysters Built: A Social Studies Activity for Gifted Students
Did you know homes in the early 1800s were built from oyster shells? African American slave carpenters living along the Southern Coast of the United States built unique home structures using oyster shells! This activity promotes critical and creative thinking as students learn the history of African American slave carpenters, then use what they've learned to build their own replica tabby house structure.Included:Reading passage with comprehension questions"Guess That Word" comprehension gameInst
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PreK - 6th
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