World History: WWII Atrocities | Document Based Activity

World History: WWII Atrocities | Document Based Activity

The product, World History: WWII Atrocities | Document Based Activity, is designed for educators who teach 9^th to 12^th-grade students. It focuses on the Social Studies curriculum, offering an engaging and detailed insight into world and US history.

This activity zeroes in on the atrocities committed during World War II - notably the horrors of the Holocaust and Rape of Nanking.

• The resource is available in traditional formats as well as an adaptable Google format.
• Included are a variety of instructional materials offered via a user-friendly setup.
• A selection of ten photographs visually represents these historical events which further promote discussion or written reflection guided by a provided photo analysis worksheet.
• Eyewitness accounts from thirteen primary source excerpts deepen student comprehension whilst identifying inconsistencies.

An optional addition to your lesson plan could be accessing publicly-available videos about the Holocaust, providing another layer of immersion for audio-visual learners whilst boosting interest levels.

To conclude, there's an assessment segment which urges learners to synthesize lessons learned up until this point; testing their grasp and encouraging application of their newfound understanding.

This expansive resource offers numerous ready-to-print pages and presentation slides perfect for hands-on interactive learning making intricate topics like holocaust rape nanking more manageable scholarly exploration considering recommended grade levels solidly aligns common core guidelines ensuring meets necessary educational standards convenient multipurpose file types this document-based activity indeed replete versatile assets teachers tackle crucial episodes history engaging accessible manner.

1 PDF with 28 ready to print pages

1 PowerPoint with 28 ready to display slides

Google version