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Students complete a 3 part interview to review Genghis Khan and the Mongolian Empire. They first answer 6 questions to review factual parts of Genghis's time in power, then they interview him in...

This mini lesson on Genghis Khan is a 19 slide PowerPoint (also included as a PDF) with built in discussion questions and a timeline activity. Students will get an overview of how Genghis came to...

Students will learn about the Mongolian Empire with a PowerPoint overview of Genghis Khan and his time in power (it includes discussion questions and a timeline activity).  Students will also...

Students will learn about what a genocide is, the stages of genocide, the Armenian Genocide, the Holocaust, the Cambodian genocide, Rwandan genocide, and the genocide in Darfur with these 16...

Students will get an overview of the people, events, causes, effects, and more of the atrocities in Darfur, Sudan with this presentation and note guide. The note guide questions are short answer,...

Students will get an overview of the various ways to define genocide, the types of perpetrators and victims, and the 10 stages of a genocide with this mini lesson. There are discussion and reflection...

Students will research an assigned event (historic or current), learn about its course of events and people involved and determine whether or not it can or should be considered a genocide. They will...

Students will respond to any combination of 30 prompts relating to genocide, victims, perpetrators, bystanders, collaborators, rescuers, resistors, denial, justice, memory, and history repeating...

Students review map skills (cardinal directions, latitude, longitude), what they learned about political and physical geography, and research skills by helping Santa and his reindeer get from one...

World Geography students will create their own land with 19 landforms to show what they learned in a creative, but geographically responsible way. They will then answer 5 questions, complete an...

World Geography students can use this to review the physical geography of Africa. They will identify 32 items according to 66 questions divided into “what am I, who am I, where am I.”...

World Geography students can use this to review the physical geography of Asia (Asia's physical geography). They will identify 31 items according to 59 questions divided into “what am I, who am...