This is an Examview version of my set of worksheets / quizzes about the History Channel documentary, "The Real Story of Halloween."
As such, these Real Story of Halloween worksheets in Examview format are perfect for electronic instruction. They include:
~~~50 multiple choice questions~~~
~~~Two Examview .tst files: with and without video time stamps~~~
~~~All questions presented in "video order" so students can answer them as they watch~~~
About "The Real Story of Halloween":
This documentary, appropriate for students in both middle school and high school, usually airs on the History Channel each October. It can often also be found on a variety of video streaming sites. The best way to find it online is to run a simple Google Search. The program lasts about 42 minutes, making it a great fit into a one-period class.
---I BELIEVE IN MAKING CLASS AS FUN AS POSSIBLE---
"The Real Story of Halloween" is a fascinating look into the historical roots of our current-day American Halloween customs. The video asks, and then answers, a variety of interesting and fun questions such as:
• Why do we wear masks and costumes on Halloween?
• Why is it customary to hand out treats on that night?
• Where did the tradition of going door to door start?
Along the way, a number of historical eras, peoples, and events are discussed, including:
• The ancient Celts
• The ancient Romans
• Europeans during the early and late Middle Ages
• The "Gunpowder Plot" / Guy Fawkes Day in England
• Colonial America
• The Great Depression in America
• The Post-War Boom and 1960s America
• The Current Day
My personal opinion is that most history teachers would probably enjoy watching this video even if they had no plans to use it in class -- it's simply that fun of a ride. Using it with students, of course, is even better. As long as my world history classes are where they should be each October 31, I like to take a day out of the regular curriculum and use this video. They enjoy it a lot, particularly because it is both fast-paced and fascinating -- but they also learn a great deal about the various periods in history that contributed to our modern conception of how to celebrate Halloween.
---I BELIEVE IN TEACHER CONVENIENCE---
To that end, I have embedded convenience features into these Real Story of Halloween worksheets:
One of the two Examview .tst files provided includes a time stamp on every question, revealing when that question is addressed in the video.
The other file is without time stamps for teachers who prefer none.
As such, these Real Story of Halloween worksheets in Examview format are perfect for electronic instruction. They include:
~~~50 multiple choice questions~~~
~~~Two Examview .tst files: with and without video time stamps~~~
~~~All questions presented in "video order" so students can answer them as they watch~~~
About "The Real Story of Halloween":
This documentary, appropriate for students in both middle school and high school, usually airs on the History Channel each October. It can often also be found on a variety of video streaming sites. The best way to find it online is to run a simple Google Search. The program lasts about 42 minutes, making it a great fit into a one-period class.
---I BELIEVE IN MAKING CLASS AS FUN AS POSSIBLE---
"The Real Story of Halloween" is a fascinating look into the historical roots of our current-day American Halloween customs. The video asks, and then answers, a variety of interesting and fun questions such as:
• Why do we wear masks and costumes on Halloween?
• Why is it customary to hand out treats on that night?
• Where did the tradition of going door to door start?
Along the way, a number of historical eras, peoples, and events are discussed, including:
• The ancient Celts
• The ancient Romans
• Europeans during the early and late Middle Ages
• The "Gunpowder Plot" / Guy Fawkes Day in England
• Colonial America
• The Great Depression in America
• The Post-War Boom and 1960s America
• The Current Day
My personal opinion is that most history teachers would probably enjoy watching this video even if they had no plans to use it in class -- it's simply that fun of a ride. Using it with students, of course, is even better. As long as my world history classes are where they should be each October 31, I like to take a day out of the regular curriculum and use this video. They enjoy it a lot, particularly because it is both fast-paced and fascinating -- but they also learn a great deal about the various periods in history that contributed to our modern conception of how to celebrate Halloween.
---I BELIEVE IN TEACHER CONVENIENCE---
To that end, I have embedded convenience features into these Real Story of Halloween worksheets:
One of the two Examview .tst files provided includes a time stamp on every question, revealing when that question is addressed in the video.
The other file is without time stamps for teachers who prefer none.
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