World Cultures Activites

This is an exciting student centered activity that will engage your students in learning about East Asia Government and Economies. Students will act as teachers and give these countries a letter grade for their performance...

This "Quick Hitter" GOOGLE DOC worksheet teaches Apartheid using abbreviated reading material as a TIME SAVER. This is a great INTRODUCTION or as a station activity to add to your material. Fantastic for a sub day. Students will...

This very animated and creative GOOGLE SLIDE DECK will GRAB your student's attention from the first slide. This lesson is brought to life with videos and interesting text. Students will learn about the Bubonic Plague during the Middle Ages and...

The study of Ancient Greece is exciting with this quick study of the government structure, daily life, and military life! This resource is designed to take AWAY your planning and GIVE YOU THE GIFT OF TIME!   This GOOGLE slide deck is...

This organized and informative GOOGLE slide deck will teach your students everything they need to know about the Euro. Questions and reading material are packed into just 5 slides. Great for subs, distance learning, and the flipped classroom. NO PREP and...

This colorful GOOGLE SLIDE DECK will teach your students the history of Mexico and Native American Civilizations. I included the INCAS of South America to accompany the Aztecs and Mayans. NO PREP and easy to use! Each slide has either...

Students have a blast racing through this GOOGLE DOC scavenger hunt of Europe. Students will answer 16 questions. The first letters from the answers spell a phrase associated with Europe. A map link and answer key is...

This awesome ONE-Pager Project will have students explaining the cultural traditions found in modern Canada and the United States. NO PREP NEEDED except for printing your One-pager templates if you want your students to complete this by hand...

Students will love this creative way of demonstrating what they have learned about the Indigenous People of Latin America. Students will draw a sensory figure of either an Aztec, Incan or Mayan person living in Latin America before Europeans...