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Crash Course Psychology #18: The Growth of Knowledge
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Piaget's cognitive development theory drives this Crash Course Psychology worksheet, with fifteen short-answer questions and a full teacher answer key. Fifteen short-answer questions follow one psychology video through Piaget's account of cognitive development, from schemas and object permanence to egocentrism, theory of mind and the criticisms of his model.
Author Ed Dynamic
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Tags Cognitive Development, Piaget, Vygotsky, Psychology, Crash Course
Crash Course Psychology #20: Adolescence
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A teacher answer key gives full model answers for 15 numbered items keyed to Crash Course Psychology's "Adolescence" episode, moving from Erik Erikson's identity-versus-role-confusion crisis in the teenage years through his intimacy-versus-isolation crisis in young adulthood and his eight-stage model of lifelong psychosocial development. Later items extend into adulthood and aging: the difference between fluid intelligence, which peaks in adolescence, and crystallised intelligence, which grows with experience; the physical changes of aging such as declining reaction time and hormone production; and the distinction between normal memory changes, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease. One item connects the material to the film The Breakfast Club as an illustration of the adolescent struggle between standing out and belonging.
Author Ed Dynamic
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Tags Adolescence, Crash Course Psychology, Erikson's Stages, Psychosocial Development, Supplemental Resource
Crash Course Psychology #36: Biomedical Treatments
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A video-guide worksheet follows Crash Course Psychology's Biomedical Treatments episode with fifteen sequenced open-response questions, from measuring psychotherapy's effectiveness to specific brain-stimulation treatments.
Author Ed Dynamic
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Tags Psychology, Mental Health, Crash Course, Video Guide
Crash Course Psychology #9: Sleep & Dreams
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Fifteen short-answer questions guide students through the Crash Course Psychology episode on sleep, from the four sleep stages to REM's discovery by an eight-year-old test subject.
Author Ed Dynamic
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Tags Psychology, Video, Worksheet, Comprehension, Critical Thinking
Crash Course Psychology Episode Worksheet | 13 - How We Make Memories
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Fifteen short-answer questions follow Crash Course Psychology episode 13, moving from the case of Clive Wearing to Atkinson and Shiffrin's three stages of memory formation and the capacity limits of short-term memory, with a teacher answer key supplying the expected response to each.
Author Ed Dynamic
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Tags Crash Course Videos, Crash Course Psychology, Psychology Video, Memories, Consciousness, Vocabulary, Independent Work, Comprehension
Crash Course Sociology #11: Cultures, Subcultures, and Countercultures Worksheet
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The worksheet follows a sociology episode across concepts including high and popular culture, mainstream norms, subcultures, theoretical perspectives, countercultures, assimilation, multiculturalism, and cultural diffusion. Learners record written responses as they view. The packet contains duplicated student sheets and teacher checking pages, useful for alternate classroom copy arrangements. The record summarises the thematic coverage while withholding exact prompts and all provided responses.
Author Ed Dynamic
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Tags Sociology, Culture, Subculture, Counterculture, Video, Worksheet
Create A Candidate (Engaging Local Election Simulation)
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The simulation places learners in a fictional city election and asks them to build a complete candidate profile. Teams consider qualifications and public image, rank positions on local issues, make campaign-finance choices, plan advertising, and reflect on how polling or voter preferences can influence political behaviour. Duplicate packet pages support more than one group or version. The task integrates civics concepts with persuasion, budgeting, collaboration, and ethical discussion.
Author Ed Dynamic
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Tags Civics, Government, Campaign, Election, Roleplay
ESL TV Series Activity Worksheets on "The Crown" - Season 1
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Sixteen named figures from The Crown's first season - Elizabeth II, Philip, Churchill, Princess Margaret, Lord Mountbatten, Tommy Lascelles and the rest - each get a four-line description box, alongside a ten-box episode summary grid, series-fact fields and a three-entry diary task.
Author Learning with Alan
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Tags ESL, English Second Language, English, TV Series, British History, Royal Family, Queen, Elizabeth II, Worksheets, Printable
France Country Study Worksheet - Europe - Geography
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The paired pages organise a broad country study into concise prompts. Learners identify foundational geographic and language facts, investigate historical figures and events, describe the economy and government, consider regional or international membership, and list attractions in the capital. The open-response design requires outside research rather than providing a reading passage. Teachers can divide sections among groups or use the pages as a culminating country profile.
Author Learning with Alan
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Tags Country Study, Social Studies, Geography, Europe, France, French, Worksheet, Research, Project
French Revolution: Complete Graphic Organiser
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A four-section graphic organiser traces the French Revolution from its economic and social causes through the Reign of Terror to Napoleon's rise and fall.
Author EduPal Learning
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Tags Graphic Organizer, World History, European History, Cause And Effect
French Revolution Three Estates – History Project
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A two-day project pairs an estates-comparison chart with a cartoon project, and the teacher instructions describe two answer key pages the database says don't exist.
Author DrDrew
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Tags Europe, France, World History
Germany Country Study Worksheet - Europe - Geography
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Germany's continent, capital and demonym open a two-page research sheet whose prompts run from the country's borders and climate through Charlemagne, Martin Luther and 1989 to the currency, seven Berlin attractions and an open section on German culture.
Author Learning with Alan
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Tags Germany, Worksheet, Country Study, Social Studies, Europe, Geography, Culture, German
Gold, God, and Glory: Reasons for Exploration | Comprehension Worksheet
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The reading organises motives for exploration around the familiar themes of wealth, faith, and prestige while adding competition, trade access, imperial ambition, and curiosity. Learners encounter how demand for valuable goods and alternative routes intersected with religious expansion and rivalry among European powers. The accompanying comprehension work asks readers to distinguish those motives and connect them with the broader era.
Author DrDrew
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Tags Exploration, World History, Social Studies, U.S. History, Europeans, God Gold Glory, Gold Glory And God
Heliocentric vs Geocentric Theory – Labelling Activity
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Students label the planets, Sun, and Moon on matching geocentric and heliocentric solar-system diagrams using a shared word bank.
Author DrDrew
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Tags Astronomy, Science Printable, Science Activity, Geocentric, Solar System, How Does The Geocentric Model Differ From The Heliocentric Model, Heliocentric Vs, What's The Difference Between Heliocentric And Geocentric, Heliocentric Vs Geocentric Model, What Is The Difference Between Geocentric And Heliocentric, Labeling
Historical Timeline Worksheet
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The research sequence concentrates on dates from the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. Rather than supplying a word bank, it requires students to investigate each date and determine an important event connected with it. The response spaces call for concise summaries that fit the chronological layout. Teachers can extend the work by comparing event categories or sources while the listing avoids revealing the exact prompted dates and their matches.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags History, World History Timeline Project, Reading A Timeline Worksheet, Timeline Activity Worksheet, Reading A Timeline Worksheet Pdf
Inventors of the Industrial Revolution – Word Search
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A 20-column by 17-row letter grid hides the names of Industrial Revolution inventors and inventions, including Richard Arkwright and the cotton gin, alongside a matching answer sheet.
Author Jason Stein
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Tags Industrial Revolution, Inventions, Word Search Puzzle, Social Studies, Cross-curricular
Japan Country Study Worksheets - Asia - Geography
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Japan's geography, language, history, economy, and culture are surveyed through open-response country-study questions, from naming the seas it borders to explaining August 6th, 1945 and listing seven Tokyo attractions.
Author Learning with Alan
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Tags Japan, Japanese, Asia, Asian, Country Study, Geography, Social Studies, Worksheets, Teaching Resources, Printable
Japanese Temples - Colouring Sheets
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Four famous Japanese landmarks — the Senso-ji, Todai-ji, and Kinkaku-ji temples plus a torii gate and Buddhist pagoda — are rendered as labelled line-art colouring pages, two per site.
Author Mr Gray History
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Tags Japan, Japanese, Temples, Coloring Sheets
Athens vs. Sparta – Compare Civilisations Activity
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Geography, government, gender roles, education, and economy structure this Athens vs Sparta worksheet PDF, a printable Venn diagram comparing the two city-states. A single Venn diagram sets Athens against Sparta, with printed directions fixing five areas to compare: geography, government, gender roles, education, and economy.
Author Educational Voice
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Tags Living In Athens Vs Sparta Activity, Living In Athens Vs Sparta, Athens, Athens Facts, Athens Facts For Kids, Sparta, Sparta Facts, Sparta Facts For Kids, Ancient Greece, History
Mankind Story of All of Us: Episode 12 (New Frontiers)
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Twelve chronological questions guide students through a documentary episode spanning hybrid corn, the atomic bomb, the first heart transplant, and a civil-rights march for voting rights.
Author EduPal Learning
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Tags Mankind, Technology, Human Progress, Science And Technology Advances, Turning Points
Mankind Story of All of Us: Episode 4 (Warriors)
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Fourteen chronological viewing questions track Episode 4 of Mankind: The Story of All of Us, from Rome's collapse through the rise of Islam, the Vikings, Easter Island, and the Crusades.
Author EduPal Learning
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Tags Dark Age, Islam, Vikings, Christian Knights, Crusades, World History, Video Guide
Mankind Story of All of Us: Episode 6 (Survivors)
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Fifteen video-guide questions follow Episode 6 of the documentary Mankind: The Story of All of Us, tracking the Sahara gold-and-salt trade, gunpowder's spread from China, the printing press, and Columbus's 1492 voyage.
Author EduPal Learning
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Tags Printing Press, Age Of Exploration, Columbus, Explorers, Gun Powder, World History, Video Guide, Mankind: The Story Of All Of Us Season 1 Episode 6, Mankind The Story Of Us
Mankind Story of All of Us: Episode 7 (New World)
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Twelve chronological fill-in-the-blank and short-answer questions guide students through Episode 7 of Mankind: The Story of All of Us, from the Vikings' landing to the Aztec conquest.
Author EduPal Learning
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Tags Columbus, Explorers, New World, Constantinople, Aztecs, God, Glory, Gold, Hernán Cortés, Moctezuma II
Mona Lisa Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot
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An extreme-difficulty dot-to-dot connects roughly 680 numbered dots into a recreation of the Mona Lisa, with a completed reference page.
Author Tim's Printables
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Tags Mona Lisa, History, Math, Leonardo Da Vinci, Printable, Worksheet, Activity, Connecting The Dots, Connect The Dots, Painting