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America250 Activities Bundle | US History, Civics, Geography & Leadership | 3-6
Summary: This growing America250 bundle helps students explore freedom, citizenship, leadership, history, geography, national identity, and civic responsibility through engaging, meaningful learning experiences designed for year-round classroom use. Students investigate rights and responsibilities, monuments, symbols, maps, landmark geography, leadership, innovation, signatures, civic courage, and American stories while building reading, writing, geography, discussion, cursive, critical thinking
3rd - 6th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
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RI.4.1
, RI.4.7
, RI.5.1
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Ellis Island Virtual Tour – Immigrants Ellis Island and Field Trip Video PPT
This Ellis Island Virtual Tour helps students learn about the journey of immigrants Ellis Island through a PowerPoint, educational video, and classroom posters, creating a meaningful Ellis Island field trip experience in the classroom. Ellis Island Virtual Tour is a complete social studies resource designed to help students understand the experience of immigrants Ellis Island and the important role Ellis Island played in American history. This resource takes students on an Ellis Island fiel
2nd - 5th
Civics, Other (ELA), U.S. History
Day of the Dead Craft - Dia de los Muertos Activity - Skeleton Art Lesson
Engage your learners and share the history of the Mexican tradition Día de los Muertos or Day of the Dead with this fun and engaging large moveable skeleton collaborative art project! Perfect for mini-lesson, group activity, multicultural lessons, Spanish class, or a Halloween alternative. In this hands-on activity, students work collaboratively to use creative problem solving to create a character, build a skeleton and learn the rich traditions behind the Day of the Dead. In addition, students
4th - 12th
Art History, Latino and Hispanic Studies, Spanish
Radial Design Inspired by Dreamcatcher Drawing Lesson - Native American Heritage
This radial design drawing art lesson always yields success with all students. It is a perfect balance and shape lesson for your intermediate elementary or middle school art students. Plus, it is the perfect addition to any Native American Heritage Month (November) curriculum . Students will be able to identify characteristics of the dreamcatcher created by the Native Americans throughout America. Students will create a radial work of art that combines both geometric and organic shapes. The Po
4th - 8th
Art, Art History, Native Americans
Kimmy Cantrell Inspired Relief Sculpture Art Lesson
This abstract relief sculpture art lesson inspired by Kimmy Cantrell is perfect for middle school artists or upper elementary students and also makes a great Black History Month art lesson. Students will create an abstract relief sculpture mask with cardboard and paint. Students create variety in their sculpture by using many mark making techniques, shapes and colors in their final art piece. I keep this lesson in my rotation because EVERY student is successful and it creates a beautiful display
5th - 8th
Art History, Black History, Visual Arts
Money Mindset (introduction to financial literacy) - 10 week unit study
This is a unit study that focuses on introducing students to financial literacy. In Money Mindset students will dive into the fascinating world of money - where it comes from, how it works, and how to make it work for you. Along the way, students will discover the difference between wants and needs, explore ways to earn money, practice budgeting and goal-setting (including SMART goals), build a foundation in investing basics, and learn about risk vs. rewards. The unit ends with a Shark Tank st
4th - 12th
Economics , Financial Literacy
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