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This is a set of 8 map labeling worksheets for Eastern Hemisphere regions: Europe, Russia/Eastern Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, Southwest Asia/North Africa, South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Realm. Each region has a political and physical map. These are perfect for distance learning or in-person classes. The numbers on the maps do not move so you don't have to worry about your students messing with the map and getting confused. I use these in my 7th grade Eastern Hemisp

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 document is made to be used after teaching geography basics. It allows students to use basic map skills (scale, location, compass, legend) and general geographic knowledge (population density, climate) to create their own city. There are 4 worksheet pages to prepare them to map out their own city. Students will also need a piece of graph paper to complete the assignment.

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

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

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

This product includes 2 different map options for students. One is geared toward on-paper labeling and the other is created for either on-paper or virtual completion.

Are your students obsessed with the World Cup? Mine too. This resource includes mapping and flag practice for Geography students. Instructions include: -learn about Qatar (government, economy, population, etc. (see preview) -find World Cup countries on a world map -color in World Cup countries' flags Check out the preview and pics for a look at this resource. *This resource is made to print.

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

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

Includes: -South Asia map labeling activity -blank South Asia political and physical maps -map labeling instructions -vocabulary PowerPoint and notes document

Social Studies: Southeast Asia- Deforestation Includes: -Research Assignment -Literacy Activity (reading edited from: https://www.ran.org/indonesian-rainforests/)

This file includes: -a blank political and physical East Asia map (great for in-person learning) -instructions for labeling the blank maps, including 5 map questions -a political and physical East Asia map with numbers to associate with countries and physical features (great for virtual learning)

This is one map skills document (map) with 2 map skills worksheets. This particular set of documents deals with relative location and scale. The documents also include a scaffolded version of the longer assignment (map skills 1).

This document includes an "About Me" page and a "Goal Setting" page. It was created for middle school-aged students and it's a great way to start out a new semester, quarter, or month. -Previews are shown in the thumbnails

This is a simple way to get kids practicing gratitude. It's an editable PowerPoint worksheet where students can directly type their answers, or you can print it. Gratitude practice is a great SEL (social-emotional learning) tool.

This is a single activity in which students identify characteristics of ancient civilizations. This is an interactive activity. Students drag specific ideas to the correct characteristic of civilizations. This goes well with Southwest Asia/ North Africa.

This FREE resource includes vocabulary-based crosswords for government and economy, religion, and culture.