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Ancient China slides (pdf) that can be easily converted to Google Slides or presented on Canva. Used for my entire unit & corelates with Doodle Note sheets 1-4 in that order.

This activity uses a passage about the Scramble for Africa to build students’ reading comprehension and critical thinking skills through a mix of multiple-choice and short-answer questions. Students analyze author’s purpose, figurative language, cause-and-effect relationships, and the historical impact of European colonization on African nations. The questions are designed to move beyond basic recall and encourage deeper interpretation of themes, vocabulary in context, and long-term consequences

This activity is a social studies literacy exercise that uses the "push and pull" framework to explore late 19th-century immigration. Students analyze how the Industrial Revolution drove migration to American cities and forced the creation of vibrant, diverse communities like tenements and the "Melting Pot." The lesson concludes by connecting historical labor struggles and cultural shifts to modern identity, innovation, and workers' rights.

First day of school coloring sheet with easy to answer get to know you questions

quick end of the year reflections in an intricate mandala filled page

Coloring sheet featuring symbols associated with spring

Small passages and questions that cover some of the main topics taught in Ancient China units. Integrates ELA skills central idea + supporting details, paraphrasing, and evidence based answers.

Ethos, Logos, or Pathos Appeals using India Informational Text

Passage about the Nile River with higher order thinking short answer questions

A sheet that helps middle/high school aged students come up with goals for the new year!