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Common Core RH.6-8.3 resources for special education
Road to the American Revolution Slides Notes
Looking for a multimedia approach where students will actively analyze images, text, and videos to make connections surrounding the causes of the American Revolutionary War? This no-prep resource not only enhances historical comprehension but also develops critical thinking and analysis skills. Engage your students with an interactive learning experience as they explore the causes that sparked the writing of the Declaration of Independence & eventual Revolutionary War.Empower your students w
Grades:
8th - 11th
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British Colonial Policies Google Slides Notes
Looking for a multimedia approach where students will actively analyze primary and secondary sources to make connections between the British colonial policies and the formulation of the Declaration of Independence? This no-prep resource not only enhances historical comprehension but also develops critical thinking and analysis skills. Engage your students with an interactive learning experience as they explore the causes that sparked the writing of the Declaration of Independence. This comprehen
Grades:
8th - 11th
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The Constitution of the United States: Rights and Responsibilities
A unit about the United States Constitution and how it came to be that encompasses all the learning styles and modalities to help develop a student's multiple intelligence. Using lessons that are active and use the different styles of learning creates interest in the subject for the student.For example, after studying the HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW handout,students draw a comic demonstrating their knowledge in a creative way. These lessons are also designed on all levels of the knowledge taxonomy
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Alexander The Great Hyperdoc
Need a lesson on Alexander The Great that is interactive and skills based? Look no further! This Hyperdoc requires students to read, write, analyze, synthesize, and use vocabulary skills to understand the life and achievements of Alexander The Great. Starting with a broad overview of leadership and what makes a good leader, this scaffolded lesson builds on subsequent skills by asking students to apply information to assess whether Alexander the Great was truly 'great' or not. Included in this re
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Ancient Greece Unit
Ancient Greece - Geography and Settlement
Get ready to help your "in betweeners" learn and excel with this fantastic package! Designed with struggling readers in mind, this power point, guided notes, and quiz set will guide your students through the major ideas of the district textbook program TCI, while keeping things easy to understand and follow.The guided notes feature highlighted blue words that students will write down, and the 15-slide Google Slide deck is designed to be clean and non-distracting. And with a 7-question quiz that
Grades:
5th - 7th
Map Skills Thematic Unit
A thematic social studies unit that teaches learners with moderate to severe special needs basic geographical knowledge and real life map skills. Over 10-12 weeks the following objectives are addressed:1. SWBAT state the purpose of a map2. SWBAT identify the meaning of map colors and symbols using a legend3. SWBAT state their address and facts about where they live4. SWBAT use online maps to find directions to a given location5. SWBAT answer questions about locations on a map, whether paper or o
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Not Grade Specific
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DBQ Outline for Social Studies
This Product is meant to be used in a Middle School or High School Social Studies Classroom to help students organize a DBQ Essay.This Product is helpful for Students who struggle with Writing and Organizing their thoughts it gives them a structured view of what they need in order to complete an Introduction, 2 Body Paragraphs, and a Conclusion
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Accommodating Students with Disabilities & Disability History
I wrote this for a college presentation to professors at Metro Denver. Over time, I expanded it to include the social history of the Disability Rights movement. It includes the dark history of the eugenics movement around the world, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and other historic figures in the Disability rights movement. It covers basic accommodation for a wide verity of disabilities, and is written by a person with a disability! I have Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and disgraphia. I grew
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
NGSS:
HS-LS4-2
, HS-LS4-1
, HS-LS4-5
Also included in:Â IEP / 504 / SpEd disability inclusion teacher resources
The French and Dutch in North America (Answer Key Included)
This assessment was carefully crafted using research-based test-making practices that accurately and fairly assess students’ understanding of the lesson The French and Dutch in North America. This test was designed to test the objectives of chapter 3 lesson 4 of the 5th grade Social Studies Building Our Country My World Interactive textbook but can be used with any other curriculum and it can be used with other grade levels though some minor tweaking may be necessary (please see objectives below
Grades:
5th
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Also included in:Â North American Settlers Test Bundle (Answer Keys Included)
Disgraphia & Handwriting Problems in the Class
Disgraphia is the learning & physical disability related to handwritten output. As a teacher with disgraphia, I had to grow up learning how to accommodate myself and be my own self-advocate. Your struggling students are facing many issues in schools that still rely on hand-written work. Today in class I struggle with teaching and student understanding my handwriting.This presentation has an activity you can use to role play a students struggles, and describes disgraphia from my point of view
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â IEP / 504 / SpEd disability inclusion teacher resources
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