Country Study Presentation on China
A slide presentation introducing students to China, covering its location, government and quick facts, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, cities, and culture.
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A slide presentation introducing students to China, covering its location, government and quick facts, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, cities, and culture.
Respond to daily writing prompts, share and critique paragraphs as a class, discuss and improve word choice/imagery; complete an 'Inclusive Language' sentence-rewriting exercise; complete a 'Written Expression Activity' rewriting sentences with vivid adjectives; write a persuasive classified ad.
Students move through a speed-dating rotation, working with a different partner for each of ten thinkers to fill in a chart recording each thinker's occupation and country, their greatest book/pamphlet/writing, and their big belief; the lesson opens with a values-line debate on the death penalty and closes with a…
Look up each named person (by last name), record what they did and why they are important, name their country, and color that country on an accompanying map.
A hypothetical Arctic plane crash gives students a shared problem for practicing discussion and consensus. The slides move the class from an individual item ranking into small-group decisions, then a score sheet supports comparison with the guide’s ranking. Use the reflection questions to examine how students shared time, explained priorities, and responded to different views.
A slide presentation introducing students to Belize, covering its location, government and quick facts, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, cities, and culture.
Read a one-page passage on the M.A.I.N. causes of WWI and the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, then title and fill in a four-box graphic organizer summarizing each of the four causes, summarize the 'spark' of the war, and answer a reflection question connecting the causes to the world today.
Write a narrative essay rough draft, complete a peer review with a checklist, polish a final draft, and submit it before the end of class.
Teach high school students to read and interpret a chart on the historical evolution of nuclear weapons (atomic and hydrogen bomb tests by the USA and USSR) and answer chart-based comprehension questions.
Students take a true/false/unsure attitudes survey about mental health, watch/read a first-person perspective (Sam Cohen) on living with mental illness, participate in a think-pair-share discussion, and complete a fill-in-the-blank note-taking sheet while following a PowerPoint lesson
A slide presentation introducing students to Bulgaria, covering its location, government and quick facts, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, cities, and culture.
Watch a linked Crash Course video and answer a summary question; take notes from a teacher lecture/slideshow on the United Nations; read specific textbook pages (602-608) and answer bullet-point summary questions on U.S.-Soviet differences, containment (with a drawn picture metaphor), the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall…
Beginner (CEFR A1) ESL/EFL lesson plan teaching food and cooking vocabulary and simple food-related dialogue.
A comprehensive multi-format resource on the life of Frederick Douglass, covering his biography, key facts, and legacy, for U.S. history / social studies instruction.
Working in pairs, students role-play as FBI agents interrogating a list of suspects (using provided 'archive' clues) to identify Soviet spies, take notes on findings, then discuss as a class who they identified, how, and whether the process was fair.
A slide presentation introducing students to Cape Verde, covering its location, government and quick facts, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, cities, and culture.
Students first evaluate expressions to uncover Sudoku digits, then apply row, column and box rules to complete the grid. The second activity turns them into puzzle writers, using planning pages to create expressions for digits one through nine. A solved example, board choices and teacher instructions support the transition from solving to designing; teachers can adapt the expression topics to recent math work.
Students research the subject using at least 3 sources, complete a biographical fact-organizer (place of birth, place(s) of residence, relevant family members, and related prompts) and a portrait-drawing activity with labeled achievement items, then draft, self/peer-check (using the included writing-tips checklist), and revise a…
Practice calculating segment lengths formed by intersecting chords, secants, and tangents in circles as a high school geometry maze exercise.
ESL/ELL lesson plan teaching pre-intermediate (A2) vocabulary and dialogue skills for travel and service situations (airports, hotels, car rental).
A slide presentation introducing students to Georgia, covering its location, government and quick facts, history timeline, geography and climate, economy, cities, and culture.
Working in pairs, students role-play as a city political boss and work through several decision-making case scenarios (choosing a contractor for a sewer job and structuring a kickback, deciding who receives professional licenses and at what price, and deciding which families receive limited government daycare…
Students research the subject using at least 3 sources, complete a biographical fact-organizer (place of birth, place(s) of residence, relevant family members, and related prompts) and a portrait-drawing activity with labeled achievement items, then draft, self/peer-check (using the included writing-tips checklist), and revise a…
Country groups make alliance requests and respond to other groups under the game’s rules. The confrontation sequence reveals how commitments, rejection and changing loyalties can widen a conflict. Use the teacher guide to run the simulation, then map the alliances and discuss what the simplified model shows about escalation.