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Geography doodle notes United States doodle notes Economics doodle notes All great for introducing topics and inspiring students to visually display their knowledge!

This organizer allows students to rank each country in the Middle East and North Africa based on their "freedom score." This details civil liberties, rights, government stability, and overall country status. Using this type of information allows students to see how different other parts of the world are, and more specifically how many rights we take for granted here in the United States. Included is a teacher key, a graphic organizer for students, and a freedom scores list that was printed direc

Use this fun, informative graphic organizer to introduce your World Cultures and Geography unit!

Use this fun, informative graphic organizer to begin your World Geography and Cultures unit!

These handy little public service announcements can be taped to your classroom tables or put on the board to remind students to cooperate with each other respectfully.

I use this as a remedial assignment but it can be used as a group activity or a take home quiz. Great for summarizing the "Thinking like a Geographer" unit!

Use these quick response sheets to prompt your students to relate to current events or reflect on what interests them the most.

Use this fun, informative infographic to introduce Europe or display how to create doodle notes. A really fun way to review for students!

NOT MY ORIGINAL MAP I went through and labeled this map to use as my key for our geography portion of our Europe unit.

Use these doodle notes as an introduction to any World Geography and Cultures unit!