Misc. Teach

I use this after introducing the concepts of push and pull factors for immigration. I then have students play this to reinforce the ideas. Students track their journey's by writing down their choices and outcomes. Make sure to put it in slideshow mode!

I have students use this as a way to review main topics before a test or quiz on the Causes of the Civil War. Students pick topics from a list to make into a meme and then provide an explanation to describe how their meme relates to the topic. You can also edit it to fit any topic by replacing the terms! Students then put their memes and explanations into a Google Slides. They always enjoy this assignment and I present a Meme Award for the best memes submitted.

Helps breakdown the paper 1 part A for students to understand how to get a passing score.

Print out the pages and place them in a Guess Who game board. Have two teams pull a one of the names from a pile. Students take turns asking questions to rule out people until they only have one left. Fun and exciting way to review while playing a common game!

I use this slideshow to introduce students to women's rights. It's a fun way to go through the expectations of women before the movement and put the world into perspective for the students. Make sure to turn sound on!

Students will choose from a list of key events and place them in order of most significant to least. Students will then defend their decisions with facts and evidence.