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Common Core RH.9-10.1 resources for special education
African Trading Kingdoms Spread of Islam Interactive Stations Activity
This engaging and fun stations lesson on the African Trading Kingdoms of Ghana, Mali and Songhai is an active and collaborative way for students to explore the contributions and achievements of early African civilizations. This bundle can be used in printed version or in a 1:1 setting. This bundle includes:⭐ Teacher implementation guide with detailed strategies for procedure and instruction ⭐ Unit cover sheet with key vocabulary terms to be defined⭐ Google Slides Presentation on African Trading
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Crusades Black Death Middle Ages HyperDoc
Sick and tired of your boring old lecture notes on the Bubonic Plague? Get your students excited with this fully editable and zero prep interactive, student driven HyperDoc that engages students with images, readings, videos, and maps. Students will answer 22 short answer questions (broken up with text, images, and videos) that lead back to answering essential questions while strengthening reading comprehension, image analysis, mapping, and writing skills. Included in this resource:⭐ ...COMING S
Grades:
7th - 10th
Ancient Chinese Philosophies Confucianism, Legalism, Daoism Interactive Analysis
Looking for a fresh and fun way to teach about Confucianism, Daoism, and Legalism? Students will use this quote analysis graphic organizer activity to collaboratively interpret quotes that reflect each philosophy. Then, they'll make inferences about each philosophy's beliefs. ✏️Jess said, "My students were engaged and practiced critical thinking and analytical skills throughout the assignment! I will definitely use this every year."This is an introductory lesson to the three Chinese philosophies
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: World History Full Year Curriculum
Ancient Rome Julius Caesar Project Digital Resource Social Studies
Need a fun and different interactive project spice up your lesson on Julius Caesar? This collaborative project is scaffolded into manageable steps. Students will start by doing a close reading about Julius Caesar then annotating and answering questions, followed by an explanation of the activity. What is a word portrait? A word portraits a visually creative way of displaying a historical figure/character's accomplishments, legacy, & reputation on a coloring book-style outline of the person.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in: World History Full Year Curriculum
Ancient Greece Geography
Need an interactive and engaging way to bring some fun to your geography of Greece lesson? These zero prep student driven (and fully editable!) interactive Google Slides ask students to analyze images of geographic features, complete short reading excerpts, and answer comprehension questions. This is the first lesson in studying Greece through the GRAPES (geography, religion, achievements, politics, economics, social classes) lens. It is the first lesson of my Greece unit, followed by Athens and
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in: Ancient Greece Unit
World History Google Slides Pear Deck Growing Bundle
Are your students actively engaged and frequently participating? If not, Pear Deck is the answer! Using PearDeck Premium, you can do real time formative assessment with your students and give instant, on the spot feedback. This bundle gives you access to Pear Deck Slides for various units across the New York State Global History 1 curriculum. This resource will continue to grow over time with new topics added. Topics included are: Included in this resource:⭐ Editable Google Slides presentations
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Byzantine Empire Russia Unit
Is it time to overhaul your Byzantine Empire and Russia unit to make it more timely, relevant, and engaging? This interactive unit includes guided notes and accompanying Google Slides presentations for students to follow along. Also included are 15 annotation notes in the margin for students to answer short answer comprehension questions! With over 20 embedded questions throughout this unit, students will be engaged in critical thinking and turn & talk activities that keep the lesson pace an
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in: World History Full Year Curriculum
Articles of Confederation
Need a new and exciting way to teach about the weaknesses of Articles of Confederation? Grab the attention of your students with these relevant and fun reading passages and activities - all with no prep work! Embedded with vocabulary and writing practice, graphic organizers, explicit student directions and answer keys, your students will love learning about the Articles of Confederation! Included in this resource:⭐ 4 Google Docs pages of reading activities and questions - 7 paragraphs of informa
Grades:
8th - 11th
Constructed Response Question (CRQ) Skill Builder Workshop
This Powerpoint covers all areas of the Constructed Response Question that the students need to know in order to be successful. This is used in Co-Taught Special Education Global 10 Class. The lecture includes sample responses and answers for the students to clearly see what is expected of them. The preview includes the whole product!This skill builder covers:Question 1: Historical and Geographic ContextAll Questions 2: Audience, Purpose, Bias, Point of ViewQuestions 3: An overview of Cause a
Grades:
9th - 11th
Also included in: CRQ Skill Builder & Workpages
Declaration of Independence Scavenger Hunt - Reading Comprehension Activity
This "Declaration of Independence" Scavenger Hunt is an engaging social studies reading comprehension activity that focuses on the history behind the Declaration of Independence and its parts. This no-prep activity can be used as a unit introduction or a unit review activity to help introduce or reinforce the new vocabulary and concepts. This product includes:Teacher directionsStudent directionsMission descriptionTen student task cards with reading comprehension passagesTwo recording sheetsTeach
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7th - 10th
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About Harriet Tubman - Adapted Book (Editable) / Women's History Month
Looking for an interactive activity to teach your students about historical figures and heroes during Black History Month. This fun adapted book shares facts about important people throughout history while using real life pictures. Adapted books are perfect for your emergent readers, English Language Learners and are especially useful for student with autism and other special education needs. Interactive adapted books are a great addition to your guided, shared, or independent reading activities
Grades:
PreK - 11th
Also included in: Black History Month Bundle - Adapted Books (PPT)
Ottoman v.s. Mughal Empire: CRQ Collaborative Document Analysis Activity
Constructed Response Questions are a combination of the next generation of learning for social studies, as well as a challenge for students to activate their literacy skills in a collaborative fashion. Based off of two documents, students will use their knowledge of social studies, and their own active reading strategies, to answer a set of critical thinking questions. On top of this, CRQ's also challenge students to compare and contrast, to find the connection between the two documents in orde
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Year long critical thinking project series for US History
This contains 2 different sets of projects for use in a high school US History course. It is differentiated for Honors/AP and A level, and can be used for the entire year, covering units from the Civil War/Reconstruction to the War on Terror. The projects are easy for teachers to implement and for students to get the hang of. One set of projects is student-directed and requires them to to do research/writing outside of class. The other set requires students to make analytical critiques of histor
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Interconnected Empires Unit Plan Ottoman, Mughal, Tokugawa: Ten Day Unit
The World in 1750: Prior to learning about the rise of Revolutions and the creation of the modern world, students must know the historical circumstances to how and why the world is so linked today. This leads teachers back to the world in 1750, and how trade, religious tolerance, and interconnectedness built the foundation for modern society, specifically within the Islamic Empires of the Ottomans and Mughals, and the Feudal society of the Tokugawa Shogunate. This unit plan, spanning two weeks,
Grades:
9th - 10th
Age Of Revolutions Unit Plan: One Month of Political Rebellions!
The Age of Revolutions: Time- 28 DaysPerhaps the most prevalent unit of global history is one of the first units even taught, The Age of Revolutions. Without the initial political and non-political rebellions, the world would undoubtably cease see modern society. This unit breaks down roots of present day society in a way that is engaging, student centered, and highly effective. Beginning with the Enlightenment and its impact on modern government, followed by the various stages on the French Rev
Grades:
9th - 10th
Solar Eclipse Citing Evidence to Support a Claim scaffold lesson
This lessons uses primary sources related to the Total Solar Eclipse of 1923 to help students to create claims and use evidence to support those claims. It outlines the lesson at 5 different levels from basic to advanced. Each levels has individuals interventions that provide interventions with the particular skill.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Annotations + Cornell Notes PPT Presentation EDITABLE
Teach your students about annotations and Cornell Notes! Use this lesson and have students practice setting up and formatting their Cornell Notes! This is a great in-class activity as a whole class, group activity or even a homework assignment. For Special Education/struggling students this is EASILY modified and adjusted to their needs.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: BUNDLE Annotations + Cornell Notes EDITABLE
About Frederick Douglass-Adapted Book (editable) / Black History Month
Looking for an interactive activity to teach your students about historical figures and heroes during Black History Month. This fun adapted book shares facts about important people throughout history while using real life pictures. Adapted books are perfect for your emergent readers, English Language Learners and are especially useful for student with autism and other special education needs.Interactive adapted books are a great addition to your guided, shared, or independent reading activities,
Grades:
K - 12th
Also included in: Black History Month Bundle - Adapted Books (PPT)
Project- Geographic Features
This project is based on Geographic Features around the world. A student learner can select a Geographic Features and Complete Research on
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Grades:
9th - 11th
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Essay Outline Graphic Organizer
Detailed essay outline helps students organize ideas to compose essay. When completed properly students can paste/write the sections together into one cohesive essay.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mod/Severe Special Ed High School Voting Lesson
Lesson 1 in a series for Mod/Severe Special Ed Junior High or High School Students. Get students in the election spirit with this first kickoff lesson.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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