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Inventions of the Industrial Revolution Student-Led Lesson is an interactive lesson used with success in a Special Education Global History course. It provides an opportunity for student investigation into the inventions of the Industrial Revolution. Trusted websites are provided to guide student research. Students will complete the following activities: Select an invention to researchList the inventor, date of invention, and industry impactedAnswer three research questionsSketch or cut/paste i

This cheat sheet was developed for Special Education students to help them remember the differences between different forms of government in history.

This writing prompt and rubric is set up to guide students through the process of reflecting on the Fall of the Roman Empire. Students are asked to reflect on two specific causes of the Fall of the Roman Empire and will be expected to provide details supporting their claim. An included rubric helps to guide students towards a satisfactory response.

This Middle Ages Creative Project gives students the option to complete one of the following options to demonstrate their understanding of the time period: Create a model or poster of a Middle Ages Manor and the surrounding landsCreate and complete a Peasant Journal detailing the experiences of peasants on a manorDevelop an essay arguing whether or not the knight's code of chivalry still exists in the modern day. This project was used with success in a self-contained Social Studies classroom, an

Looking for a way to introduce the concept of personification to your students? Look no further! This Personification in Poetry worksheet can be used as an introduction to personification, or just as a review for your students. This particular assignment was used as a "Do Now" activity for students in a Special Education English classroom.

This is a formal lesson plan used for a lesson on Using Metaphors with SWD in 9th and 10th grades.