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Problem solving Common Core RH.6-8.4 resources
American Revolution Spy Readings, Spy Activities, Techniques
The Revolutionary War spy unit provides everything you need to not only explain but also help your students experience America’s first espionage operations! The resources supply foundational knowledge about spying and Revolutionary War spies. Then, they provide a structure to guide students through fun, engaging activities that develop their critical thinking skills by putting them in the shoes of a Revolutionary War era spy. Please note: This resource also comes with a black and white version!D
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson Novel Study
Agribusiness And Geography: Building A Farming Supply Store
Student groups take control of an agribusiness and use map resources to choose locations to build new stores within the United States-- locations with access to transportation, work forces, and ready markets for products. Through research, information organization, and decision-making, each group writes a business proposal placing a farm and tractor store at an absolute location. Connections between geography, agriculture, and business emerge through their justifications.Agribusiness And Geograp
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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Westward Expansion - Research, Map, Draw. A Cooperative Learning Unit
Welcome to Westward Expansion. This unit provides a thorough study of westward expansion using a cooperative learning model. It challenges the students through a Historical-Pictorial Map Project. The project involves map production, research, note taking, writing skills, artistic skills, working with someone else, and project organization. There are four parts to the unit. In the first (2) parts, the students will work individually while the last (2) parts involve working with a partner.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Moving Multiple Choice
This is a whole class interactive formula for engaging active students. It's great for middle school and upper elementary students who need a kinesthetic component to their learning. It also allows a teacher to assess quickly the level of understanding of the class. It's most fun when the argument is more important than the specific answer. If the answer is not an obvious one then it provides a safe environment for students to practice critical thinking skills.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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