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World War I: Summary, Causes & Facts | HISTORY

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World War I began in 1914, after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, and lasted until 1918. During the conflict, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire (the Central Powers) fought against Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Romania, Japan and the United States (the Allied Powers). World War I saw unprecedented levels of carnage and destruction due to new military technologies and the horrors of trench warfare.

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Funding for Mission US is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Additional funding is provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities; U.S. Department of Education Institute of Education Sciences; U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Japanese American Confinement Sites Grant Program; Janet Prindle Seidler; The Page & Otto Marx, Jr.

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Select 4 different presidents and write down their pros and cons.

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Upload Finished Oceania Collage Links Here!

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Upload Finished Oceania Collage Links Here!

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Antarctica / Oceania Final Project Planning Guide

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Antarctica / Oceania Final Project Planning Guide

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Antarctica for Kids and Schools [Documentary]

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Please label the countries and oceans and draw a compass rose.

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Ponder Club | Thoughtful games for restless minds

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Join the club! Play daily brain games including Mini 5x5 crossword, Color Flood, Double Up, Digit Shift, Slideways, and Sudo-goose. A positive alternative to doomscrolling.

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Oceania: Countries - Map Quiz Game - Seterra

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Oceania includes Australia, Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia, which are broken up into 14 independent countries. It has a land area of 3,291,903 sq mi, spanning the eastern and western hemispheres. This quiz game will help you explore the countries of Oceania, many of them tiny islands.

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Gimkit is a game show for the classroom that requires knowledge, collaboration, and strategy to win. Get started for free!

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Zoo Field Trip Group and Food Preference Form

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Zoo Field Trip Group and Food Preference Form

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Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? | ClassicReload.com

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Please start watching this video at 5:20.

Then write one fact for each section of the video. The sections are: Ho Chi Minh, American Involvement in Vietnam, The Gulf of Tonkin Incident, Operation Rolling Thunder, Fighting in Vietnam, Public Opinion and the Vietnam War, Nixon's Plan to Leave Vietnam, and The End of the Vietnam War.

There are a total of 8 sections.

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The Cold War in Asia: Crash Course US History #38

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Ancient Asia and India Caste System Notes

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Ancient Asia and India Caste System Notes

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Shi Huang Di / Genghis Khan Playlist Example

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Shi Huang Di / Genghis Khan Playlist Example

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- Pick five songs that represent the person of your choice.

- Write five facts about the person.

- Write five reasons why each song is related to the person.

Please make this in EITHER Google Slides or a Canva Presentation.

- Copy and Paste the link to the songs into the slide.

- The songs should be modern songs that relate to what kind of person, leader, or historical event related to them.

- There should be 5 slides in total, spelling and grammar are for a grade. (There should be one link, one fact, and one reason on each slide)

- Make sure to link the clean versions of songs.

You CANNOT use any songs in Padlet.

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Hi there, I'm Jo! I originally created this game in November 2011. Please let me know if something doesn't work. I also love hearing suggestions! Email me at joliss42@gmail.com.

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I would like to thank Richard Hoelscher, who created an excellent vector version of Grimaud's 19th-century "Paris pattern" card deck (see the archived page or download paris.svg).

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Play Mahjong for free. No download or registration needed.

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You must select any member of your family who is older than you. Then write out a one page letter about how much they mean to you and how they have made an impact on your life.

The letter must be typed in a Google Doc, using Times New Roman at 12 pt font. The letter must have a Dear and a From. The letter must be double spaced.

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1. Asia Seterra with Map to 80 percent

2. Watch Shi Huang Di Music Video in Padlet

3. Mahjong Game (Ask Ms. Gorbett if confused)

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Genghis Khan: "Genghis Can!" | SUNG HISTORY

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Asia: Countries - Map Quiz Game - Seterra

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Note: The capital of Israel is currently in dispute. Wikipedia identifies it as Jerusalem, and for that reason, our quiz does as well. Note: Most countries do not recognize Taiwan as an independent country, but consider it part of the People’s Republic of China.Note: Since Afghanistan does not have a recognized government at the moment, the Afghanistan flag has been temporarily removed from this quiz.In terms of territory, Asia is the largest region in the world. It is also the most populous, with China and India leading the way. Since many of the countries are so large, it should not be too much trouble to find them on this map quiz game. Finding the smaller ones like Bhutan and Tajikistan may challenge your geography trivia knowledge a little more.Would you like to include Palestine on this quiz? Click the link “Create custom quiz”, and you can add it!If you want to practice offline, download our printable maps of Asia in pdf format.

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Scientists of Scientific Revolution Infographic

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Scientists from the Scientific Revolution

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Scientists from the Scientific Revolution

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In this collection, we gather together some of the greatest minds of the Scientific Revolution (1500-1700) when European science made great leaps forward, particularly in the fields of astronomy, microscopy, anatomy, and physics. Each scientist is given a biography to reveal both the life and achievements of these hugely influential figures.

The 12 most important scientists of the Scientific Revolution are:

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12 Great Scientists of the Scientific Revolution

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In this collection, we gather together some of the greatest minds of the Scientific Revolution (1500-1700) when European science made great leaps forward, particularly in the fields of astronomy, microscopy...

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Gimkit is a game show for the classroom that requires knowledge, collaboration, and strategy to win. Get started for free!

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Scientific Revolution: Crash Course European History #12

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Due Today, Tuesday, February 10th. (Unless otherwise specified by Ms. Gorbett)

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Free online chess server. Play chess in a clean interface. No registration, no ads, no plugin required. Play chess with the computer, friends or random opponents.

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You need to research one fact for each letter of GRAPES. You should pick a different country to study for each letter. After you are done with your facts you need to write the website you got them from (Google is not a source). You CANNOT use any AI on this assignment.

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Divorced, Beheaded & Died | Horrible Histories song

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What better painting to use for our first puzzle than the Mona Lisa? What is she smiling at? What kind of smile is it? Knowing? Reflective? Did someone just tell an elephant joke? Or is it possible she just heard a Dad joke? Horror of horrors! Dad jokes are the worst! Enjoy!

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What better painting to use for our first puzzle than the Mona Lisa? What is she smiling at? What kind of smile is it? Knowing? Reflective?

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Using the symbols and colors in the guide, please color and draw your own coat of arms. Points will be given for neatness, creativity, and effort. Please write the team color you are apart of as well.

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Using the HMH link on the school website, answer the following questions on the paper. Once you are logged into the textbook make sure you are in the World Geography textbook. The virtual field trip is called 360Ancient Rome.

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Europe: Countries - Map Quiz Game - Seterra

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Do you have an upcoming geography quiz on Europe but can't tell Austria apart from Hungary on a map? This Europe map quiz game has got you covered. From Iceland to Greece and everything in between, this geography study aid will get you up to speed in no time, while also being fun.If you want to practice offline, download our printable maps of Europe in pdf format.

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3rd World Farmer: A simulation to make you think.

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A free online game about rural poverty in developing nations. The official 3rd World Farmer website.

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One-pagers and Sketchnotes have become incredibly popular in recent years, and it's easy to see why. Rather than just jotting down words on a page, students use one-pagers to visually represent key points and takeaways. They're fun to create and have a real impact on memory and comprehension. Here's how to use them, plus lots of terrific one-pager examples to inspire you and your students.

What Are One-Pagers?

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One-pagers invite students to think deeply about a text and produce a single page to represent its most important aspects. They usually include some images, doodles, or other graphic elements, giving them the alternate name Sketchnotes. One-pagers are often full of color and may include more images than words, depending on the student. They're most commonly used in ELA classrooms but can be helpful in other subjects too.

This note-taking concept was pioneered by AVID, a group that seeks to prepare all students for college. As one-pagers caught on, teachers found that students who used one-pagers made a deeper connection to the text and had better retention of key concepts. AVID's guidelines encourage students to share their one-pagers with one another, helping to inspire learning in a variety of visual ways.

How To Get Started With One-Pagers

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One problem teachers face when encouraging kids to use one-pagers is that some students don't feel "artistic" enough. They may also not know where to start. When teaching kids to use Sketchnote one-pagers, provide more direction at first. Start by showing kids one-pager examples (see below). Ask what they notice about these Sketchnotes. Some characteristics they might note:

The information and images fill the whole page.

They're colorful and full of illustrations.

The illustrations don't need to be expert, they just help emphasize a connection.

Words are carefully chosen to highlight key concepts.

Some kids will take the idea and run with it right off the bat. Others will need a little more help. In this case, offering one-pager templates like these from Spark Creativity can really help.

You can also share these specific directions from AVID, which provide guidance on what to include on each page. Giving students a clear list of what to cover will increase confidence and free them up to be creative. For example, in English Language Arts, you might ask students to:

Sketch one visual symbol that represents the text's main theme.

Write out two quotations that show the author's style.

Include a sketch and a sentence representing the setting.

Make connections between the text and current events using sketches and text.

Examine one or two main characters and their development.

Identify three symbols through sketches or text.

Include a statement about one thing they connected with in the reading.

One-Pager Examples and Ideas

Here are some outstanding one-pager examples on a variety of texts and topics. Note the incredible array of styles, which you can use to remind kids that there's no one right way to use Sketchnotes. Encourage them to be creative!

Simple DNA One-Pager

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We like this one-pager example because it shows students that you don't need to be an expert artist to create something meaningful.

Poetry One-Pager

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Here's an example of how a template can provide students with strong guidance to get them started. This one-pager has more words than illustrations, but it's still colorful and engaging.

Digital One-Pager

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One-pagers can go digital too! Try a whiteboard tool like Jamboard to make the process easy.

The Outsiders One-Pagers

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Take a look at these two different one-pager examples, one handwritten and one digital-and both effective!

Symbols One-Pager

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Here's another terrific way to use a template. Students can sketch the symbol, then add in handwritten notes for more info.

Beowulf One-Pager

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This note-taking option really gives artistic students a chance to shine! Just make sure they add enough information (graphic or text) to help them make connections with what they've read.

The Great Gatsby One-Pager

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Sketching characters from books can bring them to life for readers. Highlight a few quotes that truly express their personalities.

Power Profiles One-Pager

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Students can use one-pagers to demonstrate what they know. They make interesting alternatives to essays or book reports.

Because of Winn-Dixie One-Pagers

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Note that although each student used the same basic template (hand-drawn too, so don't worry about making copies!), they each created something different and meaningful to themselves.

Fahrenheit 451 One-Pager

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Encourage students to add at least some images to their Sketchnotes, even if they're as simple as stick figures or outlines. This engages different parts of the brain than just writing words does, and it deepens recall.

Letter From Birmingham Jail One-Pager

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Even when writing text, try to use a variety of colors and styles for emphasis. Just shading a background can draw the eye to something important.

Geography One-Pager

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One-pagers are terrific for comparing and contrasting information, like this one comparing how geography affects the lives of people in China and India.

The Running Dream One-Pager

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We love the idea of adding a word cloud to a one-pager! If you're making a digital version, try these word cloud generators.

Intro One-Pager

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One-pagers are such a fun way to do a getting-to-know-you activity on the first day of class.

Frayer Model Vocab One-Pager

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The Frayer model graphic organizer is a terrific lead-in to more creative one-pagers, and a nice way to get students more comfortable with the format.

Inaugural Address One-Pager

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The main image choice can set the tone for an entire one-pager analysis.

USA One-Pager

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Don't be afraid to try one-pagers in any class, for any topic!

Want to share more one-pager examples or ask for advice? Join the conversation in the WeAreTeachers HELPLINE group on Facebook.

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