Middle School Social Studies & History Flash Cards

This is a Government Lesson with 3 Main Parts

1. What is Government Notes

• Types of Government and United States Government
• Government Notes - Use the attached Graphic Organizer to fill in What is Government Notes

2. Government Gallery Walk

• Use attached Graphic Organizer and Descriptions
• View 24 different Descriptions of Government - 12 over Types of Government and 12 on United States Government

3. Government Matching Cards

• 2 Sets of Matching Cards
• Types of Government and United States Government

Embark on a mythical adventure with this set of 30 HeadBands cards featuring iconic figures from Ancient Greek mythology!

From powerful gods and goddesses to courageous heroes and fearsome monsters, test your knowledge and have fun guessing who you are.

This pack includes:

1. 30 cards featuring a variety of well-known characters from Greek mythology.
2. A diverse range of figures: Gods like Zeus and Poseidon, heroes like Hercules and Apollo, monsters like Medusa and the Minotaur, and more!

Engaging gameplay: Perfect for any elementart or middle school classroom.

Educational value: Learn about Greek mythology while having fun!

How to Play:

Insert a card into your headband or stick it to your forehead without looking at it.

Ask yes or no questions to the other players to figure out who you are.

Be the first to guess your character correctly to win!

With this pack, your HeadBands game will reach Olympian heights!

Let's honor the rich histories, diverse cultures, and valuable contributions of Hispanic Heritage People. Each poster showcases a person's name, picture, their respective flag, and an inspiring quote to motivate students.

Through these posters, students can discover the impactful achievements of Hispanics and Latinos in our world.

Hang these posters in your classroom or in the school hallway to share their stories.

This file includes 14 Quote posters in PDF format size 8.5x11" or as flashcards fit four on one page.

May you find these coloring pages interesting

Hispanic Heritage Month Decoration Bulletin Board Ideas

Hispanic Heritage Month Calendar Numbers

Hispanic Heritage Month Coloring Pages

Hispanic Heritage Month Fun Activities Packet

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Essential Question: Greatest achievements of Ancient Greece SS.W.6.3.5

Ancient Greece LA.7.1.6.1 Use new vocab that is introduced directly

Directions: Provide a definition in your own words (or from the Quizlet) for each concept. Then draw a picture, symbol, or pictoword in each box representing the term you learned in this lesson. Use the Quizlet or Textbook.

*Note: Quizlet is provided and directions can be altered in Google Doc copy.

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This is a bundle of 14 Lessons that introduce various topics of World Cultures. Topics include Types of Maps, Continents and Oceans, 50 States, Government, Economics, Culture, Inventions, and Landmarks.

Who am I? Civics and U.S. Government Edition With key terms such as: Congress, Vice President, President, Speaker of the House, John Locke, etc. Students wonder who they are. They mingle about the classroom questioning classmates about their hidden identity. 1. Each student receives a secret identity taped to their back by the teacher. The identity may be an illustration, picture of a famous person, quotation, math problem or proof, vocabulary word, or a significant event. 2. Students must wander around the room asking yes/no questions of their classmates to determine their secret identity. Each student that is asked a question must sign the student’s identity page. (Optional: Teachers can provide a set of interview questions that students may ask.) 3. Teachers may limit the number of questions that can be asked or the time provided to discover one’s identity.