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This is a great bundle for teaching a unit on Southwest Asia and North Africa (or "The Middle East"). It includes vocabulary, introductory notes, map labeling activities, lessons on oil conflict, water problems, religion, and terrorism definitions. The plan can last about 3 weeks. Check out each item of the bundle for more details!

This folder includes: -water PowerPoint: includes problems with the water supply in the Middle East, along with a series of solutions for the crisis -oil PowerPoint and Cornell Notes: includes a presentation about where oil comes from, conflicts that may arise, and what oil money can buy for countries -religious history and conflict PowerPoint: includes Christianity, Judaism, and Islam brief overviews and histories along with a brief current conflict overview- it starts with a series of images i

This includes everything I have on Europe: mapsmap labeling instructionsPowerPointsCornell Notes templatesactivitiesvocabularyvocab. assessmentand more

Southern Europe, Northern Europe, and West-Central Europe- 2-3 weeks These files contain PowerPoints and Cornell Notes-style pages The PowerPoints include one for Southern Europe vocabulary and one for West-Central Europe vocabulary, as well as an informational PowerPoint for each. There is also a Northern Europe informational PowerPoint. The corresponding notes page for the vocab and informational ppts are Cornell Notes-style.

This bundle includes: -Introduction to Sub-Saharan Africa PowerPoint -Vocabulary PowerPoint -2 Map labeling activities -Cornell Notes templates -Hunger in Africa lesson -Rwandan Genocide lesson (w/detailed plan) -Southern Africa (includes Apartheid) lesson The bonus file is an ideal timeline for the overall unit.

This product includes a vocabulary PowerPoint, a PowerPoint with basic Eastern Europe/Russia geographical information, a PowerPoint of Brief history of the region, a vocabulary assessment, an activity, and a map labeling assignment. Each PowerPoint also has a corresponding Cornell Notes document. The notes for basic information and history are scaffolded.

Includes: -PowerPoint Presentations with corresponding Cornell Notes templates -monsoon reading passage with lesson plan utilizing multiple reading strategies -vocabulary -history -geography -map labeling -etc.

Social Studies plan for middle school geography- Includes: -on-paper map labeling assignment -virtual map labeling assignment -Vocabulary and Notes PowerPoints -Cornell Notes template

This is a geography unit plan for Oceania and Antarctica. Includes: -PowerPoint with vocabulary and notes -Cornell Notes Template in Word -Blank maps -Map labeling instructions -Map labeling worksheet (great for online work)

This bundle includes PowerPoints, Cornell Notes templates, activities, readings, and projects for China, Japan, & the Koreas.

Europe before the 1700s and the history of modern Europe- 2-3 weeks These files contain PowerPoints, Cornell Notes-style pages, Europe maps, and European map labeling instructions. The PowerPoints include vocabulary for Europe before the 1700s and modern history of Europe, as well as information on WWI and WWII. The corresponding notes page for "before the 1700s" and the one for WWI are Cornell Notes style and the WWII is fill-in-the-blank style. There are instructions for labeling a blank po

This is a 22-slide PowerPoint including human characteristics vocabulary and images, the difference between developed and developing nations, and population pyramids. There is a corresponding document in Cornell Notes-style for students to take notes on the terms. This includes a human characteristics activity in which students will identify characteristics of a developed and developing country as well as understand the difference between population pyramids.

These files on Rwanda include: -PowerPoint presentation including middle school-aged appropriate material without trivializing the topic -reading assignment (article taken from the adapted: The Genocide Teaching Project lesson plan designed by American University Washington College of Law students Sarah Hymowitz and Amelia Parker, http://www.wcl.american.edu/humright/center/rwanda/lesson.cfm with additional information from “Ethnic Violence in Rwanda,” Notre Dame Magazine, Summer 2008. http://ma

These files on Sub-Saharan Africa include: -Vocabulary PowerPoint w/Cornell Notes document -Introduction PowerPoint w/Cornell Notes document -2 different map labeling activities (1 designed for in-person & 1 designed more for online learning [though it can be used for both]) -Vocabulary assessment

Includes: -South Asia notes PowerPoint (includes history, human characteristic data, geography, etc.) -Corresponding Cornell Notes document -South Asia Human-Environment Interaction PowerPoint -Adapted reading on monsoons with complete lesson plan utilizing multiple reading strategies

Includes: -Vocabulary PowerPoint and Notes page -Ancient China PowerPoint and Cornell Notes -China, Mongolia, & Taiwan PowerPoint and Cornell Notes -Population PowerPoint (including China's one to two-child policy) -China's one to two-child policy article from http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/daily_videos/china-shifts-from-a-one-child-policy-to-two-will-families/

This item includes: -2 vocabulary PowerPoints for Southwest Asia/ North Africa along with notes pages -1 introduction PowerPoint for Southwest Asia/ North Africa along with a Cornell Notes document

Includes: -map labeling activities -Cornell Notes -PowerPoint with vocabulary and information corresponding to notes page -Literacy activity -Deforestation research worksheet

Includes: -Vocabulary PowerPoint and Notes page -Japan: History to modern-day PowerPoint and Cornell Notes -Instructions for a Japanese apartment floorplan activity in which student design their own tiny apartment to fit with Japanese population density situations

These documents provide about a week's worth of material for teaching the basics about major world religions: Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. This was created for 7th grade Geography, but could be used in a variety of circumstances. Materials include: -PowerPoint presentation -Notes chart for students to fill in -Fill-in-the-blank worksheet (designed for students to use context clues) -Matching activities -Religion facts crossword puzzle -Religion project idea (to be compl