Last modified: July 23, 2020
Social Studies
Ancient Cultures
Mesopotamia
Ancient China
Ancient Egypt
- Egyptian Gods
- Egypt – BBC
- Egypt – British Museum
- Pyramid exploration
- BBC Pyramid Challenge
- Ancient Book Activities
Ancient Greece
- Greece – British Museum
- Greece – BBC
- Greece – Kidskonnect
- Olympics
- Alphabet
Ancient Rome
- Rome – BBC
- Rome – Kidskonnect
- Pompeii
- Pompeii video
Middle Ages- Middle Ages project (at home)
The students will be giving a 3 minute presentation on a Medieval topic of their choosing.
Renaissance
King John and the Magna Carta – Using the link below, read about King John & the Magna Carta. Then write at least a FAT paragraph 9-11 sentences describing what the Magna Carta is and why it is important.
- Middle Ages for Kids King John & the Magna Carta
- Renaissance & Astronomy Web hunt
- Marco Polo Web hunt
- Shakespeare Web hunt
What was the Renaissance?
Leonardo Da Vinci book
Revolutions
- Industrial Revolution information page
- Russian Revolution Information page
- French Revolution web hunt
- French Revolution website: Eyewitness to History – French Revolution
- French Revolution timeline website: Ducksters – French Revolution
Revolutions Intro
Read the two articles found below. Then on a piece of paper, answer the questions found at the end of the article. Then create a Main Idea Web for each article. Each web must have at least 6 circles of information with at least 2 sentences a piece inside each circle.
World War 1
- World War 1 Webquest
- World War 1 Webquest webstites:
- First World War – Thomas Fredrick Littler diary entries
- First World War – Casualties
Between World Wars
World War 2
Timeline of events
Using the websites below and the ReadWriteThink timeline format create a timeline of events of World War 2. When you are done, please print it out, staple the pages together and turn it into the inbox.
Requirements:
- The names of you and your desk partner.
- The timeline should represent the years: 1939 – 1945
- Must have at least 6 events from each year. (For a total of at least 36 events) Make sure all events you have listed are in order.
- In each year, you must include some events that happened in Europe and in the Pacific.
- On the timeline, give the event a name. Identify the date and year this occurred. Then in the description box below the event name, describe what happened during the event. Do not copy and paste from any website. Use your own words.
Websites:
Comparison of Leadership Styles
Choose 2 of the 4 leaders listed below, then create a Venn diagram showing similarities and differences in their leadership styles. Make sure the Venn diagram is detailed and has 8-10 specific details about the leaders. Use the websites below for information about each leader.
- Franklin Roosevelt
- Winston Churchill
- Adolf Hitler
- Joseph Stalin
- Country Report Document