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Earth Day african history syllabi
Syllabus for African American Studies- Revisable
A syllabus for African American Studies. Has course objective, grading policy (can edit to fit your district), and an outline of what students will be learning (for an 18-week block schedule course, equivalent to a semester course). Comes with, 100+ terms you can use for word walls, project ideas, etc. Topic ideas for each unit, Media you can use for each unit, and a permission slip for students to have parents sign.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Calendar, Daily Schedule, & Newsletter Template - OCEAN THEME
Two Page newsletter! Box sizes editable and box colors and fonts customizable! Fun Newsletter for ocean themed classrooms or ocean week! Also Included is a calendar template with whimsical sea creatures, Daily schedule template, and important dates page.
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Not Grade Specific
African American History Syllabus Template and Scavenger Hunt | Edit on Canva
Do you have no idea what to include on your class syllabus? This resource is a great place to start! With eye-catching graphics and easy-to-read bullets, this syllabus is great for organizing your class expectations. Hand this out to parents at the open house and you will set your expectations for the year!Not to mention there is also an editable scavenger hunt to ensure your students have read your syllabus!How you will receive this resource:You will download a PDF with a link attached to the s
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9th - 12th
Donut Craze Lesson Plan Template
Organize your binders and classes with this fun print!
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Syllabus: Survey of African History, Culture, and Society
Syllabus: Survey of African History, Culture, and Society Provides a detailed week by week outline for introductory African history course, including topics and grading.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Syllabus African American Studies
African-American Studies general syllabus
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9th - 12th
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Course Outline: Economics for Sustainability
This course outline provides a counter-balance to the traditional economics curriculum, focusing instead on the need to create a new sustainable model that examines climate change threats, globalization and the race to the bottom, debt-driven personal and global finance, as well as the cost of war vs. the benefits of peace. Essential questions include: What does it mean to build a sustainable life in a sustainable world? How might we create a new "living" economy? The course begins with a viewin
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9th - 12th
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