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Three leveled readers' theater plays that describe various aspects of ancient Egyptian civilization and culture. The first play, Making a Mummy, describes the process of making a mummy. The second play, Finding Tut's Tomb, joins Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon during his discovery of King Tut's tomb. The third play, Building a Pyramid, follows the building of a pyramid. Leveled PartsMaking a Mummy •Sekr- 1st Grade •Alim- 2nd Grade •Aka- 3rd Grade •Narrator - 5th Grade Finding Tut's Tomb •C

Students create their own atlas throughout the year as they complete physical, political and natural resource maps for the Western Hemisphere. This resource also includes 2 additional map activities! Maps IncludedParts/Features of MapsTypes of MapsWestern Hemisphere Water FeaturesWestern Hemisphere LandformsNorth America PoliticalNorth America RegionsSouth America PoliticalSouth America PhysicalSouth America Natural ResourcesCanada PoliticalCanada PhysicalCanada Natural ResourcesU.S. Political

Students will discover how the world's population is spread across the globe with this quick and easy activity! Your students will practice graphing skills by using information presented in a table to create a bar graph of how the world's population is spread across the different continent. Once their graph is complete, they must create a color-coded key to show the population of each continent before accurately shading and labeling a map. Finally, they will use the graph and map they created

This 5-resource bundle includes hypothesis activities where students learn about the different climates and resources 25 various Native American tribes had, and how their lifestyle adapted to use them. Native American regions covered:Eastern WoodlandsSoutheastern WoodlandsGreat PlainsSouthwest California/Mountain RegionTribes included are:OjibwePenobscotPotawatomiMohawkWampanoagSeminoleCreekChoctawAtakapaYuchiMandanCheyenneComancheCrowArapahoPuebloNavajoHopiYumaPimaChumashPompMiwokNez Perce' (Ni

A bundle that consists of all 10 of my World History Vocabulary Task Card sets. Vocabulary cards can be used in a wide variety of ways.Use all or some of the words with •existing lessons •to add tactile vocabulary instruction to your units •for review •for enrichment You can even print them larger to create posters and/or word wall tiles! Each word comes with a task card for the word, a task card for the definition and a task card with an image. There are three task cards per vocabulary word a

If you are looking for an inquiry based resource that gets your students to think critically about Early Humans, then you've found it. This resource includes images of 10 different artifacts or structures and directs your students to answer five questions designed to get them to think like and archaeologist. It includes a teacher guide with directions for how this resource can be used in a variety of either individual, group or whole-class ways, and is provided as both a traditional PDF as wel

Your students can practice/review identifying and applying the 5 Themes of Geography to various written or visual examples with this resource that uses Google Slides and is perfect to share via Google Classroom for enrichment or distance learning! Both a digital and traditional print student record sheet are included.

This product has print and digital versions of differentiated reading passages about the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Each topic has two passages; one written at the middle school grade level, and one at the upper elementary grade level. Text questions are also included. Topics Included:The Fall of RomeCastlesKnightsReligionArtistsScientistsVisit my blog to see how and why to use differentiated readings with your students!Reaching More Students5 Reasons to Use Differentiated Readings With Your

Three leveled readers' theater plays that describe various aspects of ancient Roman civilization and culture. The first play, How'd You Build That?, is a play describing some of the great architectural feats of ancient Rome. The second play, Visit to a House, describes Roman home life. The third play, Paulus Maximus, Soldier, interviews a Roman soldier. Leveled PartsHow'd You Build That? •Chip - 2nd Grade •Erebus - 3rd Grade •Balius - 4th Grade •Hector - 5th Grade Visit to a House •Abigails

Looking for a way to have your students examine historical events from different points of view? This resource comes with both traditional print and digital versions encourages students to look at a selection of events in American history from European Colonization to the Civil War from many different and sometimes unexpected points of view to build a more holistic view of the past. All 6 time periods include 5 different events/topics for students to consider for a total of 30 events/topics in a

Are you looking for a way to display vocabulary words in a clear, multi-learning style way? Then my 3 Branches of Government & Constitution Wall Tiles are for you! These 18 tiles are a great way to infuse vocabulary terms into your classroom, and provide a place for students to practice them during any down time. Each tile has a term, student-friendly definition and picture. Terms IncludedConstitutionPreambleArticle IArticle IIArticle IIILegislative BranchExecutive BranchJudicial BranchSena

Three leveled readers' theater plays that describe various aspects of ancient Mesopotamian civilization and culture. The first play, How the Gods Gave Writing, is a Mesopotamian myth about writing. The second play, Setting Laws in Stone, is about Hammurabi developing the first set of written laws. The third play, But, I Can't Remember... How Writing May Have Begun, is a fictional story of how writing may have been started. Leveled PartsHow the Gods Gave Writing•Nabu - 1st Grade •Marduk - 2n

A bundle of 11 sets of differentiated readings about American history from First Contact to the Civil War (33 topics with 66 differentiated reading passages in all). Your students will learn about a variety of topics and each topic has two passages; one written at the middle school grade level, and one at the upper elementary grade level. Text questions are also included as well as answer keys in the bonus file! Differentiated Readings IncludedNative AmericaAge of ExplorationEuropean Colonizatio

Reading response journals for the paleolithic and neolithic ages. Students make a hypothesis about a topic, read a short selection about it, and answer several questions about designed for them to practice summarizing, creating visual representations and identifying similarities and differences. The students then finish the activity by revisiting their initial hypothesis to see if it was correct. Topics IncludedNomadsClimate ChangeAgricultural Revolution

One leveled readers' theater play that is about the "discovery of the century" - finding King Tutankhamen's tomb that is also available as part of a set of 3 called, " Ancient Egypt Readers Theater Plays (With Leveled Parts)". Each part in the play was written at a specific grade level so students of many reading levels can be included. Students who struggle with reading can learn content while working on reading fluency while those at or above grade level can focus on learning new content thro

This product features 2-3 maps per american history topic from First Contact to the Civil War and an additional Basic Geography section (22 student maps total!) plus a teacher resource map for each topic to show how to accurately label each map.   Throughout the school year, your students will explore how physical features, economics, native and colonizing cultures all played a role in the development of the United States.  Each American history map also includes an extension question your stud

Differences Between the North and South Civil War Task CardsIncluded Are: •12 task cards with statements from the Civil War •3 group sorting mats •3 student answer recording sheets •Answer keys Each task card has an economic, race or population statement that affected the outcome of the war. Along with the scenario card is a back card to keep all the task cards organized. There are two versions to print out; one that can be easily printed back to back and one that is just the cards. Students c

A bundle of 6 volumes of differentiated readings! This product has differentiated reading passages about 6 different eras or cultures in world history. Your students will learn about a variety of topics in each era or for each culture. Each topic has two passages; one written at the middle school grade level, and one at the upper elementary grade level. Text questions are also included. Historical Eras/Cultures IncludedEarly HumansAncient MesopotamiaAncient EgyptAncient GreeceAncient RomeThe M

Vocabulary cards that can be used in a wide variety of ways.Use all or some of the words with: existing lessonsto add tactile vocabulary instruction to your unitsfor reviewfor enrichmentYou can even print them larger to create posters and/or word wall tiles! Each word comes with a task card for the word, a task card for the definition and a task card with an image. There are three task cards per vocabulary word for all 14 words, so you receive 42 cards in total! Words included:ZigguratCuneiform

Teach your students how writing first developed and how to write in Mesopotamian cuneiform with this fun and engaging activity that uses Google Slides! Your students will understand how writing began as pictures, developed into pictographs and ideographs before finally becoming cuneiform. This resource includes a cuneiform "alphabet" and a student activity sheet along with a presentation that uses Google Slides. It is also available as part of my Ancient Mesopotamia Complete Unit & Assessme