World History
I was just speaking with my former teaching roommate of seven years and her class (now at another school) is already doing imperialism. So while it may be too late for her this year, it hopefully isn't for you as I have found a complete lesson plan on imperialism. It includes about 20 helpful links to everything you will want to teach as well as seven days of lesson plans. It also includes the PowerPoints, graphic organizers and WebQuests. Now when you get to this era you can upload the ppts and make them your own as you can with the other items.
- Resources At California History Project
The History Project, developed by the University California, has some terrific resources on world history, many of which are engaging classroom lessons.For example, here is a interesting lesson on genocide. It includes a graphic organizer and...
- Share My Lessons
I just noticed that I haven't posted on this blog in a week - chalk it up to readjusting to my summer school class which I am teaching and enjoying for the next month. I just found this great new site called Share my Lesson that has lesson plans...
- Example Of Flipping Using Cave Art
Here is an example of a flipped class found on TedEd. You can use any of their videos and upload multiple choice questions, lesson plans, links, etc using their pre-made formula. But for those of you who have never done one it is a great...
- Mit's Visualizing Asian Cultures
This MIT site, called "Visualizing Cultures"is a great resource for both World History and AP World when we study imperialism. The site includes outstanding visual narratives on which curriculum units are based. Most of the curriculum units ask students...
- Differentiation
Recently I did a short gig making suggestions for some lesson plans that will be published online. One of the items I had to assess was the differentiation presented in the plans. While the ideas were great and varied, there was no differentiation...
World History
Age of Imperialism
- Resources At California History Project
The History Project, developed by the University California, has some terrific resources on world history, many of which are engaging classroom lessons.For example, here is a interesting lesson on genocide. It includes a graphic organizer and...
- Share My Lessons
I just noticed that I haven't posted on this blog in a week - chalk it up to readjusting to my summer school class which I am teaching and enjoying for the next month. I just found this great new site called Share my Lesson that has lesson plans...
- Example Of Flipping Using Cave Art
Here is an example of a flipped class found on TedEd. You can use any of their videos and upload multiple choice questions, lesson plans, links, etc using their pre-made formula. But for those of you who have never done one it is a great...
- Mit's Visualizing Asian Cultures
This MIT site, called "Visualizing Cultures"is a great resource for both World History and AP World when we study imperialism. The site includes outstanding visual narratives on which curriculum units are based. Most of the curriculum units ask students...
- Differentiation
Recently I did a short gig making suggestions for some lesson plans that will be published online. One of the items I had to assess was the differentiation presented in the plans. While the ideas were great and varied, there was no differentiation...