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Asian studies Common Core CCRA.SL.4 resources
Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month Activities, Texts & Projects
Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with four weeks of activities, informational texts, and projects! Your students will love learning about the history, geography, and cultures of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.With this ready-to-go bundle about Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, you have everything you need: lessons, 17 activities, 14 texts, and 2 projects.What You'll Learn:✅ In Week 1, you will explore the history and purpose of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.✅ I
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5th - 7th
Asian Pacific American Unit - AAPI: Lesson Plans and Activities - Ethnic Studies
Comprehensive and up-to-date unit that provides an overview of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) history in addition to an exploration of current issues. Intensive prep has been done so you can focus on teaching! LOW PREP (print and go) — includes lesson plans, slides with activities, PDF handouts, plus formative and summative assessments. Use for Ethnic Studies and History, provide context for English topics. High School resource that can be used for digital learning. The lessons help you
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9th - 12th
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Activities, Digital Slides, & Texts Bundle
Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with four weeks of activities, informational texts, projects, and digital slides! Your students will love learning about the history, geography, and cultures of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.With this ready-to-go bundle about Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, you have everything you need: lessons, 17 activities, 14 texts, 42 digital slides, 2 projects.What You'll Learn:✅ In Week 1, you will explore the history and purpose of Asian Paci
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3rd - 6th
MEIJI RESTORATION: Causes and Effects 2 Days: Doc Analysis and Scaffolded Lesson
Teach your students about the Meiji Restoration with these 2 engaging and rigorous lessons. On Day 1 they will analyze primary and secondary source documents about Japan's isolation period through Commodore Matthew Perry's visits. On Day 2 they will engage in a scaffolded, interactive lesson about the Meiji Restoration and its effects. The resources include all lesson components: warm-ups, mini-lectures, short videos, student handouts, and conclusions. Answer keys and lesson plans are provided t
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8th - 11th
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JAPANESE FEUDALISM 3-Day Mini Unit (Overview, Society, Bushido) EDITABLE
This resource is a concise, 3-day mini unit covering feudalism in Japan. Each lesson is complete and no-prep, saving you valuable time and energy. The lessons are designed to be engaging and varied, ensuring that students stay interested and focused throughout the unit. Plus, all the content and skills students need are included, helping your students meet all the necessary learning objectives. And with everything being EDITABLE, you can customize the lessons to fit the needs of your unique clas
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7th - 10th
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Scientist of the Week - Entire Quarter
Inspire your students to pursue STEM careers by introducing them to a diverse cast of important, but relatively unknown, scientists and mathematicians. Students will see that anyone can be a scientist as they read and watch videos about scientists from underrepresented groups (Women, People of Color, Individuals with Disabilities, Athletes, Young People, Immigrants, etc.).Each Scientist of the Week activity includes an article about the scientist (adapted from various websites to be at a middle
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5th - 8th
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Imperialism in China: Opium Wars - Primary Source Lesson EDITABLE
In this no-prep lesson, students learn about the Opium Wars and work in pairs analyzing excerpts from the Treaty of Nanking. The lesson promotes primary source analysis and accountable talk. The resource includes all lesson components: warm-up, mini-lecture, student handout (modified version included), and conclusion. An answer key and a lesson plan are provided to ensure this resource is effortless to implement. There are both print and digital versions included. This resource is EDITABLE and i
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8th - 11th
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Imperialism in China: Boxer Rebellion Group Work P.O.V. Lesson EDITABLE
In this engaging and rigorous lesson, students work individually and in groups analyzing newspaper article excerpts about the Boxer Rebellion. Were the Boxers freedom fighters or were they terrorists? Each group will debate that question, based on the evidence. This is part of my Imperialism unit. The lesson promotes document analysis and accountable talk. The resource includes all lesson components: warm-up, mini-lecture, student handout, and conclusion. An answer key and a lesson plan are pro
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8th - 11th
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Shang-Chi - Educational Movie Guide
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) is the latest Marvel film starring Simu Liu and Awkwafina. This film is a perfect opportunity to take your students to the movies and bring back important conversations about family, culture, and media representation.This 9-page educational movie guide includes questions for students to answer before, during, and after watching Shang-Chi which is now available to stream on Disney+.Use either a PDF or Word Doc and choose for students to answer some
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5th - 12th
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Chinese New Year Scavenger Hunt a Fun Way to Learn About the Lunar New Year
Learn about Chinese New Year traditions, festivities, and symbolism with this NO-PREP scavenger hunt game. Eight rounds of information and scavenger hunt challenges will get your students thinking and moving to find objects related to the Lunar New Year. This set includes facts about:Importance of redLion danceLantern festivalPreparing for the New YearLucky foodLucky red envelopesSymbolism of fruit tree blossomsTraditional New Year sweet_______________________________________________This is the
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Scavenger Hunt Bundle | Build Classroom Community & Improve Speaking Skills
Partition of India Discussion Activity
This activity has the teacher assign each student one of two roles: Jawaharlal Nehru and Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Each student will read the description about how either Nehru or Jinnah felt about a unified India (spoiler alert, they disagreed), and then look at three situations which made unity complicated: 1) the differences between Hindu and Muslim religious practices2) which regions were majority Muslim, majority Hindu, and mixed3) the history of conflict between Hindus and Muslims in India. Aft
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Asian Studies Bundle
Lunar New Year BUNDLE | Chinese New Year
The Lunar New Year is celebrated by people in Asia and throughout the world! Have your students learn more about this celebration with our Lunar New Year BUNDLE! This bundle includes 2 great resources that are the perfect addition to any Ancient China unit taught at the elementary level as well as any unit that teaches world celebrations! Included in this product you will find reading, writing, and art opportunities for your students.Please click on individual products included for video previ
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1st - 4th
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Lunar New Year 2024 Language Activity | Chinese Holiday Think Pair Share
Learn about Lunar New Year symbols, traditions, and festivities while playing ten rounds of this fact-filled language game. In each round, four photos are shown. Three belong and one does not. Can your students identify what doesn't belong? Develop vocabulary, concepts of categorization, and descriptive language while talking and having fun!This is the PowerPointâ„¢ version. This game is also available on Google Slidesâ„¢ if you prefer to directly copy into your TpT-linked Google Driveâ„¢.____________
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Not Grade Specific
Art of War "Battle Plan" Group Bell Work
For World Literature students, Art of War is a refreshing unit text in its straightforwardness, simple use of cultural allusions and imagery, and pragmatism for students who love strategy and some competition! In starting to teach Sun Tzu's handbook, I knew that I wanted to approach our textual study with a much more interactive angle that could turn the theory to the tangible for the students to understand and evaluate. I did some research and wasn't exactly sure which activities would be the m
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9th - 10th
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Chinese Lunar New Year
Your students will enjoy learning about all the fun facts of the Chinese Lunar New Year. The students will learn about traditions, paper lanterns, lucky money, zodiacs and dragon dancers.
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1st - 3rd
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Vietnam War Presentations and Civil Rights Movement Presentation Topics
A list of 30 presentation topics on the Vietnam War and the Civil Rights Movement. The 60s were "turbulent" because of the Civil Rights Movement and the Vietnam War occurring at the same time. These presentation topics are broken down into two sections. 15 topics are on the Civil Rights Movement while the remaining 15 are on the Vietnam War. Includes rubric and Power Point slides in Word and Pdf files.
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10th - 12th
Also included in:Â US History Start of Unit Mini Presentations for Students
The God of Small Things: Introductory Slides
This presentation is a very quick introduction into the novel God of Small Things. It includes a disclaimer on explicit content; background info on the story, author, and style; and a brief assignment for students to research aspects of the setting of the novel. Including student presentations, this lesson should take two days.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â The God of Small Things: Unit Bundle
Atomic Bomb Socratic Circle Questions
These questions can be used to conduct a Socratic Circle over the use of the atomic bomb in World War II.
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8th - 12th
Comparing the Chinese Civil Service Exam to US Educational Exams
Students research and debate the history of the Chinese Civil Service exam, and compare the educational systems of China and the United States.
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11th - 12th
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Debate: Should Japan amend its constitution to allow increased militarization?
This lesson provides historical and current information about Japan's consitution, specifically Article 9, which restricts the military to a defensive-only force. Recently, debates have emerged in Japan regarding this clause of the constitution. This lesson asks students to engage in a debate on the topic. Information sources are provided.
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9th - 12th
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