Lesson Plan
Social Studies
- Cataracts of the Nile Reviewing Egyptian History
Learn about Egyptian civilization - Continents and Critters
Develop map reading skills and library research skills - Destination Investigation!Develop map skills and geography comprehension while enhancing Internet capabilities
- Go, West, Pack Light!Learn about pioneer life, specifically, the hardships related to travel and the Wagon Train.
- Immigration: An Introduction to a New Way of LifeUnderstand the meaning of immigration and why people immigrated to the United States.
- Investing in Early America Game: Early Industrial, Transportation, and Communications Revolution
Economic growth in the American national period - Movement and Music: An Introduction to SlaveryStudents will be able to develop a slavery timeline and identify key leaders in the anti-slavery movement.
- Now that's News to Me!
Improve reading skills and introduce the newspaper as an important part of the community - Pieces of the Puzzle: Countries of EuropeStudents will develop map reading skills and geography comprehension while enhancing Internet capabilities and library research methods.
- Salon Fishbowl:Philosophes on the Eve of the French RevolutionLearn about the Enlightenment and the intellectual thinkers behind it
- The American Revolution: A Chain ReactionEvaluating the events surrounding the break with England
- The Constitution Identifying and analyzing the principles of the Constitution
- What is money?Learn the role of money in a free market system
- Who is the real Roman?Experience life in ancient Rome
- World War I: Strategic Alternatives SimulationUnderstand the alternatives that may have prevented the Great War
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