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U.S. History thematic unit plans on sale
Mini Lesson Set : COLD WAR : The Origins of the Cold War - Cold War Ideology
This is full mini-lesson set focusing on Cold War Ideology
TOPIC: Cold War
AREA: Cold War Origins
FOCUS: Ideologies of the Cold War
There are 4 parts to this Set:
A. MINI LESSON HANDOUT
*3 pages of reading covering:
origins of the term cold war
communism
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
Marxism-Leninism
Vladimir Lenin
Russian Revolution
Capitalism
Ideological clashes
Role of religion
B. MINI LESSON HANDOUT - CLOZE READING STYLE
*The same 3 page handout, but in cloze reading style
for student
Grades:
9th - 12th
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War to Constitution: Using Primary Sources to Teach U.S. History
A comprehensive unit on this period of US History! Students develop important inferencing, application, analysis, and evaluation skills. The document-based questions and activities (DBQs) help them learn that people interpret events from differing points of view. War to Constitution: Using Primary Sources to Teach U.S. History covers these American history topics: the Sons of Liberty, the Stamp Act, the Boston Tea Party, the Boston Massacre, Common Sense, Valley Forge, John Paul Jones, Paying fo
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â American Revolution Bundle for Middle-Grade Social Studies Classes
American Revolution Bundle for Middle-Grade Social Studies Classes
Included in this bundle are 3 resources to aid in the study of the American Revolution for middle-school social studies classes.America Becomes a Nation Create-a-CenterAmerican Revolution Bingo BookUsing Primary Sources to Teach U.S. History: War to Constitution Using Primary Sources to Teach U.S. History: War to ConstitutionThis is a comprehensive unit on this period of time! Students develop important inference, application, analysis, and evaluation skills. They learn that people interpret eve
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Grades:
4th - 9th
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Bill of Rights - Mini Unit
This is a mini-unit covering the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution and the first ten amendments (Bill of Rights). Students begin with a close reading of the Preamble - focusing on the vocabulary and who is/is not a part of "We the People". Students can also be assessed on their speaking and listening skills as there is a presentation component to this unit. Historical documents are provided for students to analyze with premade graphic organizers - discussing topics such as women's rights and dis
Grades:
6th - 10th
Interview: The Influence of Radio
To be paired with the slideshow unit Radio Influence on American Culture. Students will interview a family member (or anyone they can speak to) over the age of 65 about his or her memories of radio as s/he was growing up. Students will report back the person's answers to 7 questions such as: How often did the person listen to the radio?What did s/he generally listen to? When and where did s/he tend to listen? Does s/he have any specific memories of listening to radio that stand out? Should be gi
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in:Â English 8 - Entire Year: Activities, Projects, Rubrics, Exams, Homework
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