Lesson 2.4 Muslim Empire (Layered Curriculum Day 4)
June 16, 2007
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This folder contains resources for Day 4 of a layered curriculum unit on the Muslim Empire. This resource is part of Unit 2: Empire and the Social Studies 7 course.
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- Social Studies > General
- Social Studies > Religion
- Social Studies > World History
Education Levels:
- Grade 6
- Grade 7
- Grade 8
- Grade 9
- Grade 10
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This is a continuation of the student research project on the Muslim Empire that is part of the Empire unit. Especially valuable is the review sheet that covers key content and geography and is intended to help students prepare for a future quiz. There is also a do now check in on student progress and content that has some classroom specific references and would need to be adapted.Not Rated Yet.
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- Poverty
- Lets go on vacation!
- Adolf Hitler: The Early Years:
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- Time Zone Clocks
- Westward Expansion- Primary Sources
- Different Scales and Senses of Place
- Design Your Own Egyptian Tomb
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- The British Empire
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- Chapter 5 Lesson Plans
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- Interactive Electoral Map
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- A soldier's life
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- Prereading Discussion Questions
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- Lesson 5.4 Quiz Day
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- CURRENT EVENTS FORMAT
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- Chap. 4 Lesson Plan on World Resources and Economic Activity
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- Unit 2: Empire
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- Lesson 2.9 Rural to Urban Migrations
- Lesson 2.4 Muslim Empire (Layered Curriculum Day 4)
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- Ancient Civilizations
- Culture Quest
- 4.19 Gandhi Assessment
- 4.18 Gandhi Review
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- Culture Quest
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- A Photo Essay
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- Ancient Puppet Show
- Map Adventure
- Lesson 9.1 Developed and Developing Nations
- Lesson 9.2 Policy Options
- Lesson 9.3 Population Growth in Africa
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- Lesson 9.6 Human Rights Intro
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Lesson 2.4 Muslim Empire (Layered Curriculum Day 4)
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This folder contains resources for Day 4 of a layered curriculum unit on the Muslim Empire.
This resource is part of Unit 2: Empire and the Social Studies 7 course.
Empire Do Now 4
by Robert LucasThis is a Do Now for the 4th day of a layered curriculum unit on the Muslim Empire. Objective: I will be able to fight stereotypes about Muslims by studying their art, architecture, mathematics, and politics. Essential Question: Can we use history to be smarter than the news on TV? This resource is part of Unit 2: Empire and the Social Studies 7 course.
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Empire - Muslim Empire Quiz Review Sheet
by Robert LucasThis is a review sheet to prepare students for the quiz on the Muslim Empire. I'm not sure the copyright status of the maps in this file. Their inclusion here is legal under fair use doctrine, but they are not necessarily subject to the creative commons license that the rest of the document is placed under. This resource is part of Unit 2: Empire and the Social Studies 7 course.
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