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Ancient Economy - Alberta Grade 5 Social Studies (new curriculum)
Ancient Economy (updated to the latest curriculum revisions in May 2025) is a unit created to align with Section 1 of “Systems” in the new Alberta Grade 5 social studies curriculum. It’s completely laid out with teacher notes and a sequence of activities, so very little prep is required by the teacher. This resource includes:Teacher NotesStudent NotesSuggested YouTube VideosHistory of MoneyTrade RoutesAncient Economy Criss CrossThe Silk RoadNabateansTrade and CommerceQuizAnswer KeysThe curriculu
5th
Ancient History, Geography, World History
Also included in: Full Year Bundle - Alberta Grade 5 Social Studies (new curriculum)
Are cultural conflicts increasing or decreasing? (Critical Thinking)
***This file is a PDF, but it contains a direct link to the editable Google Slides version. Buyers must save the Google Slides version to their own Google Drive they are able to make edits. The link is located on page 4 of the PDF.***Critical Thinking Reading LessonAre Cultural Conflicts Increasing or Decreasing?This critical thinking reading lesson invites students to explore one of the most important questions in Global Studies. Through a clear and engaging 1000 word reading text supported by
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Global Culture and Identity (Global Studies Critical Thinking Bundle)
Aid and Superpowers (Development)
In some states that receive substantial development aid, economic inequalities have increased, while in other states economic inequalities have decreased; this in turn impacts on health and life expectancy. Development aid, often combined with intervention that attempts to manage epidemics, natural disasters or conflict, should reduce economic inequality and improve people’s lives. Economic inequality is often measured with the Gini coefficient. This quantifies the share of
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Distance Learning - Nearpod Lesson - Demographic Transition Model DTM
Everything students need to know about the DTM! Increase engagement and learning with Nearpod! This Nearpod uses guided notes, matching games, polls, quizzes, videos, and draw it to make learning stick! Checks for understanding are embedded at several times so you know students are really understanding what you have taught. Using this pre-designed Nearpod will allow you to use this new technology with very little lift for you. Feel free to duplicate and edit to any specific needs you have!
6th - 12th
Geography, Social Studies
7th Utah Studies: Transcontinental Railroad and Its Impact on Settlers
This Transcontinental Railroad lesson for 7th grade Utah Studies or westward expansion includes an informational reading, guided notes, and quiz with answer key focused on the causes and effects of railroad construction in Utah. The content covers the development of the railroad, key groups involved, and its impact on settlement, migration, and economic growth, helping students understand how transportation shaped the region. Students explore westward expansion through both content and real-wor
4th - 7th
Geography, Social Studies, U.S. History
WorldGeography: Southern Europe's Human Impact Guided Reading
Students will learn about the impact of overfishing in Southern Europe; the growith of industrial manufacturing in Southern Europe; the impact of increased tourism, and the effect of pollutants in the water systems of the region. This summary guided reading offers a formative assessment that includes: vocabulary, short answer, cause and effect, data interpretation, true/false, and directions for a map activity. Answer key provided. Suggested Uses: Topic overview activityAdapted for a class sta
8th - 11th
Geography, Other (Social Studies)
World Geography: Society & Culture in Central America & Caribbean Guided Reading
Looking for an activity on the society and culture of Central America & the Caribbean? Look no further... With this lesson students will be able to: describe the more common family structure in the Caribbeanexplain the factors that have contributed to increasing numbers of women in the workforce in Latin Americaidentify the origins of the musical styles of Cubaexplain the common challenges for children attending school in the regiondescribe the cultural diversity of the areasThis summary guided
8th - 11th
Geography, Latino and Hispanic Studies, Other (Social Studies)
World Geography: Population Growth Guided Reading
Students will be able to explain the term demographic transition model and describe how it relates to changes in birthrates and death rates, explain the challenges of rapid population growth, and explain the challenges of negative population growth. This summary guided reading offers a formative assessment that includes true/false and short answer questions. Answer Key included. Suggested Uses: Topic overview activityIncrease student engagement by using this as a Talk-Read; Talk-Write partner a
8th - 11th
Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Natural Population Change: Part 1 (Demographic Transition Model and Culture)
Natural population change is the difference between the number of live births and deaths during a given time period (usually one year). It can be either positive or negative. If birth rates (number of live births per 1000 people) are higher than death rates, then a population will increase. If the death rate (number of deaths per 1000 per year) for a region is higher than birth rates, the population will decrease. Essentially, births and deaths are natural causes of population change. The differ
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Geography, Other (Social Studies), Social Studies
Also included in: People and the Environment: 14-Lesson Bundle (Superb Value!)
Planet Earth Homeschool Unit Study by MySchoolium (Secular)
MySchoolium Unit Studies are secular and multi-subject with a hands-on focus on nature and STEAM. Each unit is literature rich and uses contemporary themed non-fiction and fiction picture books for increased engagement. Each unit is geared toward the 5-9 year old age range (K-3) with support for increasing and decreasing difficulty level, allowing homeschool teachers to teach multiple learners at once. Learn and explore all about PLANET EARTH with this 2-4 week hands - on homeschool unit study
K - 3rd
Earth Sciences, Geography
CCSS, NGSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.4
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Dinosaur Homeschool Unit Study by MySchoolium (Secular)
MySchoolium Unit Studies are secular and multi-subject with a hands-on focus on nature and STEAM. Each unit is literature rich and uses contemporary themed non-fiction and fiction picture books for increased engagement. Each unit is geared toward the 5-9 year old age range (K-3) with support for increasing and decreasing difficulty level, allowing homeschool teachers to teach multiple learners at once. Learn and explore all about DINOSAURS with this 2-4 week hands - on homeschool unit study! T
K - 3rd
Art, Geography, Science
CCSS, NGSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.4
, CCRA.W.1
+13
Ocean Waves: Parts, Motion & Breakers | Grade 6-8 Earth Science
Ocean Waves: Parts, Motion & Breakers | Grade 6-8 Earth Science General Information: This slideshow introduces wave vocabulary (wave, crest, trough, wavelength, wave height, frequency, amplitude) and explains that most ocean waves are caused by wind. It shows how water particles move in circular orbits that diminish with depth and describes what happens as waves approach shore: wavelength decreases, height increases, and the crest outruns the base to form breakers. Estimated Content:Number of s
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Environment, Geography
What is Global Warming?
This geography lesson starts with a Google Slideshow to provide students with an understanding of global warming, the greenhouse effect, the enhanced greenhouse effect and carbon sources and sinks. Students have an organizer worksheet whereby they will input information from the slideshow. Once this is complete they can graph the carbon dioxide trends since 1840 and analyze some of the possible reasons for times of carbon increase and decrease. Included is: Lesson plan: PDFGoogle Slideshow (11
8th - 10th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Geography
Population Structure (Population Pyramids)
Population pyramids can tell you a lot about a population. A population pyramid, also called an “ age- gender- pyramid”, is a graphical illustration that shows the distribution of various age groups in a population (typically that of a country or region of the world), which forms the shape of a pyramid when the population is growing. The structure of a population is determined by the overall proportion of males and females and the proportion of people in different age groups. De
4th - 8th
Environment, Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Population: Lesson Bundle (Incredible value!)
Water Demand and Supply (Developed and Less Developed Countries)
Rivers are vitally important to people. We use them for farming, industry, cooking, washing, toilets, drinking and so much more. Water supply in the UK no longer meets demand. Water supply has become a major issue home and abroad and it is imperative that water companies and people do much more in order to save water. In many areas of the United States, the demand for clean water is likely to increase while supplies decrease due, in part, to a changing climate. Othe
4th - 8th
Environment, Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Economy and Natural Resources: Lesson Bundle (Incredible Value!)
Rubric: A Map Assignment or Project
Rubric: A Map Assignment or ProjectThis rubric outlines specific expectations for making a map. It looks for all the appropriate elements that would need to be on a map and serves as a checklist for your students. It also goes great paired with a novel where the setting plays an important part in the story. Grading rubrics can be of great benefit to both you and your students. For you, a rubric saves time and decreases subjectivity. Specific criteria are explicitly stated, facilitating the gr
6th - 12th
For All Subjects, Geography, Visual Arts
Ocean Acidification (Carbon Cycle)
Ocean acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH of the Earth’s oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere. The main cause of ocean acidification is the burning of fossil fuels. Ocean acidification is mainly caused by carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere dissolving into the ocean. Many factors contribute to rising carbon dioxide levels. Currently, the burning of fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas for human industry is one of the major causes. Because of hu
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Environment, Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Oceanic Zones (Oceans, Seas and Lakes)
Oceanic Zones (Oceans, Seas and Lakes)The main idea of this lesson is that oceanic zones, ranging from the sunlit zone to the twilight, dark, and abyssal zones, showcase the diverse adaptations of organisms to survive at different depths in the ocean and emphasize the need for their conservation.EXCELLENT VALUE!Print & Go Worksheets - Reading And Comprehension Activities In summary, the learning resource explores the fascinating world of oceanic zones, showcasing the distinct characteristics and
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology, Environment, Geography
Also included in: Oceans, Seas and Lakes: Bundle Of 6 Reading Comprehension Lessons
Latitude & Longitude UNIT BUNDLE | Lesson, Review, Quiz, Activities & Worksheets
This bundle includes everything you need to teach about Latitude and Longitude! You will receive 7 resources that are perfect for upper elementary and middle school students. I would suggest using these resources in the order below: 1. Guided Notes + Slideshow: These latitude & longitude guided notes use a fill-in-the-blank format that is interactive and easy-to-follow! The slideshow will also prompt students to sketch, label, and answer questions. 2. Latitude and Longitude- World Map: Stud
5th - 7th
Geography
Geography Landforms, Bodies of Water, Vocabulary Activities and Quiz - 3rd Grade
Looking for an easy and engaging way to teach landforms and bodies of water in your 3rd grade geography unit? This no-prep, interactive Google Slides resource is just what you need! It’s filled with real-life photos, clear labels, and kid-friendly definitions to help your students really connect with key geography terms. Each slide features a vivid photo, labeled with easy-to-understand titles and descriptions. You can use it for whole-class lessons, small groups, independent work, or even as ho
2nd - 4th
Earth Sciences, Geography, Other (Science)
TCI 6th Grade Unit 1 Bundle: Lessons 1–6 | No Prep Slides, Guided Notes, & Quiz
TCI History Alive! Unit 1 Bundle: Lessons 1–6 | No Prep & Editable Digital ResourcesSave time and deliver engaging, standards-aligned lessons with this comprehensive no prep, fully editable bundle for TCI History Alive! Unit 1: Investigating the Past to Exploring the 4 Empires of Mesopotamia. This complete package includes everything you need to teach all six lessons with Google Slides, guided notes, and auto-graded quizzes. ✅ What’s Included: Google Slides Presentations for Lessons 1–6 — vi
5th - 7th
Ancient History, Geography, World History
Hemispheres, 7 Continents & 5 Oceans Lessons & Quiz - Equator & Prime Meridian
Want a surefire way to help students grasp the hemispheres and continents? Look no further than this ready-to-use bundle of lessons and activities. Teach students about hemispheres, longitude, latitude, the Equator, and the Prime Meridian through engaging readings and fun activities. Explore the 7 continents and 5 oceans with readings and fun continents and oceans activities! With 11 authentic practice activities, your students will understand how the Earth is divided into smaller parts: hemisp
2nd - 4th
Earth Sciences, Geography, Other (Social Studies)
Continents & Oceans Blank World Map Skills Coloring Quiz Equator & Hemispheres
Have a great time learning and practicing map skills with directions, continents, oceans, and hemispheres, and tie it all together with a game, practice with 3 match-up centers, review with a crossword puzzle, and complete it with a test. Here is what is included: Activity Sheets (not your typical worksheets) all with answer keys: * 10 pages and 10 answer keys * Some sheets are cut and paste or coloring * Continents and Oceans * Directions * Equator, Prime Meridi
2nd - 4th
Geography, Other (Social Studies), Social Studies
Create Your Own Maps with Maps and Globes Worksheets & Lesson - Map Skills Quiz
Make map skills the most interesting part of your day! This Maps Skills Bundle includes everything you need, from the parts of a map to the differences between maps and globes. With authentic practice activities, your students will get to dig into different types of maps to understand what makes a map. Save time planning and hit your learning targets with this great lesson. Here are some ways teachers have used this resource: ✔ Read about the parts of a map and look at authentic examples i
2nd - 4th
Geography, Other (Social Studies)
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