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What’s Covered in This Slide Deck?1. The Industrial Revolution (ca. 1750–1900) The Shift to Machine Labor: Definition of industrialization, the transition from manual labor to factories, and the rise of James Watt’s steam engine.Key Innovations: Deep dives into the textile industry (the spinning jenny, power loom) and Eli Whitney's cotton gin.Urbanization & Agriculture: How large-scale farming and the enclosure movement pushed families into rapidly growing, crowded European cities (like London).

Slides using the National Geographic 6th Grade textbook covering: The Renaissance Arts, Literature, and Architecture Religion Reformation + related vocabulary 2 Doodle note sheets and their answer keys

40 slides covering leaders, geography, resources, The Crusades, and the Bubonic Plague + accompany doodle note sheet

59 slides including regions, global interactions, major cities, and resources found in early African civilizations

Classical Greece slides & 3 doodle note sheets with answer keys covering: leagues Peloponnesian War architecture Phillip of Macedonia Alexander the Great Major and minor gods and goddesses

Introduction slides to any middle level social studies/history class. Doodle notes page that students can fill out as you go through the slides.

Ethos, Logos, or Pathos Appeals using India Informational Text

These slides help break down more lengthy passages and allow students to identify the main idea of each paragraph at a time. Then, they can find the main idea as a whole & pull evidence from what they read.

These are several versions of a basic bubble map used to begin the writing process. Some of the maps have helpful directions and labels to guide students, while others are unlabeled so they can practice on their own!

Google slides informational text about chameleons. Students will read individual paragraphs from the passage and determine main idea of each. Then, provide details to support the overall main idea of the entire passage.

Graphic organizers with varying numbers of support point boxes. Prompted boxes for student assistance as well as blank charts.

Easy graphic organizers to help students group information and remember what things belong in a summary!

Graphic Organizers to help students walk through parts of the story in order! Some are labeled to guide them, while others are left blank.

These narrative graphic organizers range from 2-3 body paragraph options. Also perfect for teaching TDA writing! Some are labeled with what goes in each box, others are left blank.

Paragraphs and graphic organizers to identify and practice grouping information based on the particular text structure.

TDA graphic organizer following the "HAT", "SMM", and "TOE" guidelines. Organizer includes three body paragraph sections.

Venn Diagrams for compare and contrast information.