If you have ever done a murder mystery you know how fun they are. This murder mystery is designed to be used in a classroom and teaches about Japanese culture and history, specifically the feudal system, Emperor, Shogun, etc… Students in small groups (4-5) will enjoy learning about content and solving a murder at the same time! It takes 30-60 minutes to complete depending on how you use it. Instructions are included. Worksheet included along with a map of the murder scene and answer key. A generic example is included in the images. Samurai Feudal System Emperor Manor Lord Peasants Bushido Tokyo

If you have ever done a murder mystery you know how fun they are. This murder mystery is designed to be used in a classroom and teaches about Stolen Generation, Aboriginal Land Rights, how Australia was used as a penal colony and more. Students in small groups (4-5) will enjoy learning about content and solving a murder at the same time! Worksheet included along with a map of the murder scene and an answer key. See the preview for an example. Check out our Choose Your Own Adventures, Murder Mysteries, Mad Libs, Board Games, Matching Cards, and more at Change the way you teach. Imperialism Geography World History Aborigines Northern Territory Outback Fun Interactive Emergency Quick Easy

This is a unique assignment that allows students to teach themselves while you sit back and watch. Students will watch a YouTube video that shows a timeline of the Middle Ages in Europe. As the video rolls, student will be matching/cutting and pasting to build their own timeline. Students will then use the video to answer content questions. Give it a try, it is fun!! Check out our other lessons at Change the Way You Teach. Emergency Lesson Plan Plague Silk Road Renaissance Fall of Rome

If you have ever done a murder mystery you know how fun they are. This murder mystery is designed to be used in a classroom and teaches about the Roman Empire. It involves their culture, senate and emperor and more. Students in small groups (4-5) will enjoy learning about content and solving a murder at the same time! Worksheet included along with a map of the murder scene and answer key. This lesson takes 30-60 minutes depending on how you use it. Use it to start a lesson or reinforce content. Instructions included. Senate Caesar Rome

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If you have ever done a murder mystery you know how fun they are. This murder mystery is designed to be used in a classroom and teaches about Southeast Asia. Set in Vietnam, the murder mystery covers French colonization, Indochina, Industrialization, Buddhism and more. Students will enjoy working in small groups (4-5) and learning about content while solving a murder! Worksheet included along with a map of the murder scene and an answer key. This lesson takes 30-60 minutes depending on how you use it. Instructions are included. A generic sample is shown in the images. China Laos Cambodia Philippines, Emergency lesson plan fun interactive quick History Geography Asian

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If you have ever done a murder mystery you know how fun they are. This murder mystery is designed to be used in a classroom and have kids chart supply and demand graphs along with PPC curves. Students in small groups (4-5) will enjoy learning about content and solving a murder at the same time! Worksheet included along with a map of the murder scene and answer key. See the preview for an example. Check out our Choose Your Own Adventures, Murder Mysteries, Mad Libs, Board Games, Matching Cards, and more at Change the way you teach. supply demand capital money price PPC product possibility curve

Get your kids out of their seats and have them pretend they are living history. This Role Play Adventure has students making decision after decision in a historical situation. Baskets around the room will have the result of each decision till their story ends (usually 6-10 decisions depending on what they choose). This one has them pretending they live in South Africa and are trying to get their African kids educated while working for a European family. Child Slavery and AIDS are a possibility. Let them see if they can survive! (answer is no!) It gives you a way to introduce or apply apartheid and imperialism. Check out the preview. Includes worksheet and teacher directions. Other RPA’s include college, career, apartheid, genocide, South Africa, Holocaust, Neolithic,World History Lesson Plan Student Driven Emergency Quick also check out murder mysteries, board games, matching card activities

Get your kids out of their seats and have them pretend they are living history. This Choose Your Own Adventure lets your students pretend to be President during the 1960’s. They have to make choices Presidents faced during the Cold War. Careful, some of your students will start a nuclear war! There are several situations that align with real Cold War events. Use it to set up the lesson or add variety. Baskets around the room will have the result of each decision till their story ends (usually 6-10 decisions depending on what they choose). Includes worksheet and teacher directions. Other CYOA’s include college, career, apartheid, genocide, South Africa, Holocaust, Neolithic,World History Lesson Plan Student Driven Emergency Quick also check out murder mysteries, board games, matching card activities Change the way you teach, Cuban Missile Crisis, U2, Bay of Pigs, JFK, Communism Communist, NATO Warsaw Pact, Truman Doctrine Vietnam Korea

If you have ever done a murder mystery you know how fun they are. This murder mystery is designed to be used in a classroom and teaches about why and how people immigrate from Mexico and other Latin American Countries. Great discussion about push/pull factors, immigration, outsourcing, etc…Students in small groups (4-5) will enjoy learning about content and solving a murder at the same time! Worksheet included along with a map of the murder scene and an answer key. This activity takes 30-60 minutes to complete depending on how you use it. A generic sample is shown in the images. Instructions are included.Push Factors Pull Factors

Get your kids out of their seats and have them pretend they are living history. This Role Play Adventure has students making decision after decision in a historical situation. Baskets around the room will have the result of each decision till their story ends (usually 6-10 decisions depending on what they choose). This one has them pretending they live during Neolithic times and the discovery of the Bronze Age. Check out the preview. Includes worksheet and teacher directions. Other RPA’s include college, career, apartheid, genocide, South Africa, Holocaust, Neolithic, also check out murder mysteries, board games, matching card activities Change the way you teach, river valley civilizations Mesopotamia Egypt Nile Tigris Euphrates Yellow Indus

DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN CLASS TODAY! This is a Jigsaw Puzzle that uses Government terms and content to connect the pieces. It teaches content AND problem solving (what a unique concept!) It can be used to teach content or review content. It covers: Democracy/Republic, Unitary, Totalitarian, Theocracy, Monarchy, Constitutional Monarchy, Confederation, Dictatorship, Autocracy, Balance of Power, Sovereignty, and United Nations. Check out the preview to get an idea how it works. YOUR KIDS WILL THANK YOU FOR DOING SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

If you have ever done a murder mystery you know how fun they are. This murder mystery is designed to be used in a classroom and teaches about segregation in Australia and how ethnic groups have been treated differently through the Stolen Generation. It also links the treatment of Aboriginal people to segregation in India and the U.S. You can use it to supplement your content or to introduce it. Students will work in small groups (4-5) and enjoy learning about content and solving a murder at the same time! Worksheet included along with a map of the murder scene and an answer key. It takes somewhere between 30-60 minutes depending on how you want to use it. Instructions are included. Imperialism Geography World History Aborigines Northern Territory Outback Fun Interactive Emergency Quick Easy

If you have ever done an murder mystery you know how fun they are. This murder mystery is designed to be used in a classroom and teaches about the Spartan Empire. It covers the warrior culture, helot slaves, and other key aspects of their society. Students in small groups (4-5) will enjoy learning about content and solving a murder at the same time! Worksheet included along with a map of the murder scene and answer key. Great for introducing a unit or reinforcing the content. This lesson takes 30-60 minutes depending on how you use it. A generic sample is shown in the images. Sparta 300 Leonidas Thermophiles Greek Greece Lesson Plan World Ancient Quick Student Driven Emergency Lesson Plan Europe History

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Do something different in class today! This is a Jigsaw Puzzle that uses economic vocabulary and content to connect the pieces. It teaches content AND problem solving (what a unique concept!) It can be used to teach content or review content. It covers: Capitalism, Command/Communism, Socialism, Traditional Economy, Commercial Economy, Subsistence, Cottage Industry, Developed, Developing, Undeveloped, Agricultural/Primary, Industry/Secondary and Service/Tertiary/Quaternary. Check out the preview to get an idea how it works. YOUR KIDS WILL THANK YOU FOR DOING SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

Having a hard time finding a unique way to teach gerrymandering for AP Human Geography? Use this worksheet to play the online gerrymandering game with your students. The game does a great job of explaining everything they need to know. Check out my other items for AP Human Geography at my store: CHANGE THE WAY YOU TEACH!!!

Having a hard time finding a unique way to teach state borders for AP Human Geography? Try this neat activity where students try to figure out which European state is represented in a creative picture. After they figure it out, students will then analyze the borders and ethnicity of each nation. States are divided into several categories: Nation States, City States, Former Russian Republics and Multinational States. There is another section where students design their own state pictures. Check out my other items for AP Human Geography at my store: Change The Way You Teach!!!