This 20 slide interactive PowerPoint Presentation focuses on primary and secondary sources. It gives definitions, examples, and topics to discuss with students. The last 10 slides are dedicated to a game in which students make placards that say P or S and hold them up, depending on whether they think the source on the slide is a primary or secondary source. The final slide includes an assessment idea to make sure that your students understand the difference between primary and secondary sources and can name a few examples of each. This is a great way to bring an interactive aspect to an important concept!
i created a viewing guide for this that really helped my students understand, thanks for sharing.
February 22, 2013
samusmccloud
Great resource for my students!
February 13, 2013
rryans
Great resource!
January 26, 2013
kkharrison
Great!
January 25, 2013
heathertheriot
Great resource!
January 24, 2013
godevils2008
The presentation was straightforward and accurate. At the end was a really nice check for understanding with plenty of opportunities to ensure 100% student mastery!
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