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Sheryl Anderson

GSCE Bitesize - 1 views

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    A BBC site with middle school appropriate reading levels. Some articles have quizzes at the end for self-assessment
Sheryl Anderson

National Archives - 1 views

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    annotated photos, drawings, etc.
Sheryl Anderson

MrNussbaum History site - 1 views

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    Teacher site with history scavenger hunts, quizzes, maps
Sheryl Anderson

icivics - 1 views

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    Great resource for government
Tracy Watanabe

Free Tools Challenge #24: Accessible Content with Wikipedia's Simple English | Teacher ... - 1 views

  • “Simple does not mean short. Writing in Simple English means that simple words are used. It does not mean readers want basic information. Articles do not have to be short to be simple; expand articles, add details, but use basic vocabulary
  • You can get to the Simple English Wikipedia by either “translating” the article from the standard Wikipedia with the link in the language list, as depicted in the image; or you can go to the Simple English homepage to search for a particular topic.
  • To help your students who have a higher comprehension of a topic, submitting an article to the Simple English Wikipedia is an excellent extension activity. Entire classes could even participate, all researching an animal, a historical event, or just editing/lengthening existing articles.
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    This would be a fabulous idea for a twist on the 'ole research project to incorporate an authentic purpose/audience. "To help your students who have a higher comprehension of a topic, submitting an article to the Simple English Wikipedia is an excellent extension activity. Entire classes could even participate, all researching an animal, a historical event, or just editing/lengthening existing articles."
Tracy Watanabe

Ripped from the Headlines: How to Turn Current Events into Real-World Projects - 1 views

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    Using Current Events for PBL
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    Using Current Events for Learning. Let me know if you want to bounce ideas around for how to do this in your classrooms.
Sheryl Anderson

Geo-Globe - 0 views

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    A ThinkQuest site with geography games
Tracy Watanabe

OLE 2012 Election Series - 0 views

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    "Free Civics Resources Pearson is also offering free learning resources tied to the upcoming U.S. presidential election, including a continually updated "Election Series" blog with classroom activities and ideas, a calendar of events, profiles of the presidential hopefuls, and three mini-courses focused on key civics topics. Follow #ElectionSeries on Twitter to get the latest materials as they are released."
Sheryl Anderson

Power My Learning - 0 views

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    Online platform for digital learning activities
Sheryl Anderson

Teaching History - National History Education Clearing House - 0 views

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    Resources for history lessons that use primary sources and inquiry
Tracy Watanabe

P21 Common Core Toolkit - The Partnership for 21st Century Skills | Common Core Social ... - 0 views

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    I recommend for following
Sheryl Anderson

History net - 0 views

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    fun site with topical info and some interesting ideas for forums, etc.
Sheryl Anderson

American History Survey - 0 views

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    Pearson Online text
Sheryl Anderson

Prebtice Hall World History - 0 views

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    an online text book
Tracy Watanabe

A House Divided - LiveBinder - 0 views

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    Objective:  In this unit students will be able to explore how geographic, economic, social, and political issues can impact the ideological and structural bond of the United States (past, present, future) with an emphasis on the Antebellum Period. Essential Questions: 1.  What were/are the impacts of slavery on our country (past, present, future)? 2.  How can good leadership preserve unity? 3.  What significant issues can cause a war between citizens of the same country? 4.  In what ways can conflict result in positive outcomes?
Tracy Watanabe

Home: About CAP Civic Action Project | High School Civics Government Curriculum | Lesso... - 0 views

  • Civic Action Project (CAP) is a project-based learning model for civics and government courses. It offers a practicum for high school students in effective and engaged citizenship and uses blended learning to engage students in civic activities both in and out of the traditional U.S. government classroom. By using web-based technology and civics-based instruction and activities, students exercise important 21st century skills in digital literacy, critical thinking, collaboration, self-direction, and learning to be an engaged and effective citizen in a democracy.
Sheryl Anderson

History Online - 0 views

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    Great review ideas
Sheryl Anderson

World War I Resource - 0 views

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    This has a lot of primary sources, photos, propaganda...
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