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6th Grade - 9th Grade

Artistic Design Principles - Movement in Art - Visual Arts

Artistic Design Principles - Movement in Art - Visual Arts

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Artistic Design Principles - Movement in Art - Visual Arts

6th Grade - 9th Grade

Arts

Examine the portrayal of movement as a fundamental design principle in art, highlighting how artists direct viewers' attention through color and shape. This exploration aims to enhance the ability to identify and articulate the artistic expression of motion.

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8th Grade

Reform Movements - Social and Cultural Changes - 19th Century America

Reform Movements - Social and Cultural Changes - 19th Century America

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Reform Movements - Social and Cultural Changes - 19th Century America

8th Grade

Social Studies

Examine the significant reform movements of the 19th century, focusing on women's rights, immigration, and education reforms. Gain insights into the historical developments that shaped modern society, understanding the lasting impacts of these sociocultural shifts.

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Kindergarten - 12th Grade

Abolitionist Movement - Key Figures & Drivers

Abolitionist Movement - Key Figures & Drivers

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Abolitionist Movement - Key Figures & Drivers

Kindergarten - 12th Grade

Social Studies

Examine the pivotal moments and influential figures in the Abolitionist Movement, with a focus on leaders such as Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth. Analyze the socio-political factors that fueled the movement and comprehend the historical implications of laws like the Fugitive Slave Act and the Dred Scott decision. Gain a thorough understanding of the abolitionist movement's impact on American society and its enduring legacy. Develop critical thinking skills through the exploration of the movement's challenges and successes.

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8th Grade

Understanding Antebellum Reform Movements - Abolitionist and Education Reforms - Social Change in Pre-Civil War America

Understanding Antebellum Reform Movements - Abolitionist and Education Reforms - Social Change in Pre-Civil War America

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Understanding Antebellum Reform Movements - Abolitionist and Education Reforms - Social Change in Pre-Civil War America

8th Grade

Social Studies

Analyze the pivotal Antebellum reform movements focusing on abolitionist and educational reforms that significantly shaped social change in pre-Civil War America. Understand the impact of these reforms and gain critical insights into their influence on contemporary social policies. Develop analytical skills to evaluate the historical context and legacy of these movements.

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6th Grade - 8th Grade

[Understanding Key Events - Civil Rights Movement - U.S. History]

[Understanding Key Events - Civil Rights Movement - U.S. History]

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[Understanding Key Events - Civil Rights Movement - U.S. History]

6th Grade - 8th Grade

History

Study significant events of the Civil Rights Movement, including landmark legal cases, influential speeches, and prominent protests. Gain insights into these events' impact on modern society to develop a deep understanding of the struggle for racial equality in the United States. Focus on the subject matter, goals, and learning process, emphasizing the importance and influence of these historical milestones.

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7th Grade

Understanding Social Reforms - Progressive Era Movements - Texas History

Understanding Social Reforms - Progressive Era Movements - Texas History

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Understanding Social Reforms - Progressive Era Movements - Texas History

7th Grade

Social Studies

Explore key movements during Texas's Progressive Era, focusing on prohibition, women's suffrage, and the Populist Party. Understand the historical context and long-term impacts of these movements on society. Gain insights into how social reforms have shaped modern America.

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Kindergarten - Professional Development

Key Historical Events - Civil Rights Movement - 20th Century American History

Key Historical Events - Civil Rights Movement - 20th Century American History

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Key Historical Events - Civil Rights Movement - 20th Century American History

Kindergarten - Professional Development

History

Explore key events of the Civil Rights Movement, highlighting significant milestones such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the impact of influential figures like Thurgood Marshall. Gain a comprehensive understanding of pivotal civil rights events and their transformative effects on U.S. history, enhancing knowledge of societal changes in the 20th century.

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6th Grade - 8th Grade

Understanding Earth's Axial Rotation and Orbital Mechanics - Movements in Space

Understanding Earth's Axial Rotation and Orbital Mechanics - Movements in Space

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Understanding Earth's Axial Rotation and Orbital Mechanics - Movements in Space

6th Grade - 8th Grade

Science

Explore the dynamics of Earth's movement, focusing on axial rotation and revolution. Gain insights into the role of Earth's axis, gravity, and seasonal changes, enhancing understanding of celestial mechanics and their effects on Earth.

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5th Grade - 7th Grade

Understanding Key Concepts - Segregation and Discrimination - Civil Rights Movement

Understanding Key Concepts - Segregation and Discrimination - Civil Rights Movement

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Understanding Key Concepts - Segregation and Discrimination - Civil Rights Movement

5th Grade - 7th Grade

History

Investigate key events and landmark rulings that influenced the Civil Rights Movement, with a focus on addressing segregation and discrimination. Deepen understanding of historical legal decisions and their societal impacts, enhancing critical thinking and historical awareness.

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5th Grade - 8th Grade

Earth's Movement - Rotation and Revolution - Space Science

Earth's Movement - Rotation and Revolution - Space Science

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Earth's Movement - Rotation and Revolution - Space Science

5th Grade - 8th Grade

Science

Examine Earth's movements in space, focusing on rotation and revolution, and their effects such as day and night, seasons, and eclipses. Gain a thorough understanding of how these processes influence astronomical phenomena and their impact on life on Earth, developing the ability to articulate these concepts effectively.

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8th Grade

Understanding Social and Political Change - Reform Movements - 19th Century American History

Understanding Social and Political Change - Reform Movements - 19th Century American History

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Understanding Social and Political Change - Reform Movements - 19th Century American History

8th Grade

Social Studies

Analyze the significant reform movements of the 1800s, highlighting the social and political transformations that influenced American history. Learn about the motivations and consequences of these movements to develop a thorough understanding of their societal and governmental impacts.

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5th Grade - 6th Grade

Understanding Earth's Structure - Layers and Tectonic Movements - Plate Tectonics

Understanding Earth's Structure - Layers and Tectonic Movements - Plate Tectonics

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Understanding Earth's Structure - Layers and Tectonic Movements - Plate Tectonics

5th Grade - 6th Grade

Geography, Science

Explore the dynamic interactions of Earth's layers and the movement of tectonic plates shaping the planet's surface. Gain insights into landform formations and geological phenomena, while developing an understanding of the processes driving plate tectonics and their effects, such as earthquakes and volcanic activity.

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8th Grade - 10th Grade

Suffrage Movement - Key Figures and Documents - Women's Rights History

Suffrage Movement - Key Figures and Documents - Women's Rights History

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Suffrage Movement - Key Figures and Documents - Women's Rights History

8th Grade - 10th Grade

Social Studies

Investigate critical developments and influential figures in the Women's Suffrage Movement, focusing on key events and documents that advanced women's rights. Gain an understanding of the Seneca Falls Convention's significance and impact on the equality struggle, preparing for discussions on historical reform movements and their enduring effects.

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8th Grade - 9th Grade

Understanding Labor Movements - Industrial Revolution - Social History

Understanding Labor Movements - Industrial Revolution - Social History

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Understanding Labor Movements - Industrial Revolution - Social History

8th Grade - 9th Grade

History, Social Studies

This content explores the key elements of labor movements during the Industrial Revolution, including child labor, collective bargaining, and significant labor unions. Learners will understand the historical impact of these movements, gaining a nuanced perspective on social changes in labor practices. The focus is on building knowledge of labor history and developing skills in historical analysis and critical thinking.

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8th Grade - 12th Grade

Settlement Policies - Land Ordinance - Westward Expansion

Settlement Policies - Land Ordinance - Westward Expansion

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Settlement Policies - Land Ordinance - Westward Expansion

8th Grade - 12th Grade

History, Social Studies

Examine the Land Ordinance policies during the Westward Expansion era, focusing on land sales, revenue generation, and prohibitions. Gain insights into historical land transactions and understand their impact on governmental financial strategies and societal development.

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3rd Grade - 6th Grade

Analyzing Independence Movements - Comparative Patterns - Historical Contexts

Analyzing Independence Movements - Comparative Patterns - Historical Contexts

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Analyzing Independence Movements - Comparative Patterns - Historical Contexts

3rd Grade - 6th Grade

History, Social Studies

Analyze global independence movements by investigating their shared motivations and distinct characteristics within historical settings. Develop skills to discern common driving forces, articulate the importance of these movements, and comprehend the effects of sociopolitical transformations.

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8th Grade

Understanding Social Reform Movements - 19th Century America

Understanding Social Reform Movements - 19th Century America

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Understanding Social Reform Movements - 19th Century America

8th Grade

Social Studies, History

Explore key social reform movements in 19th century America, focusing on the abolitionist movement, prison reform, and the fight for women's rights. Gain insights into the historical impact of these movements and recognize the contributions of prominent figures like Dorothea Dix and Sojourner Truth.

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7th Grade - 8th Grade

Geological Processes - Causes and Effects - Mass Movement

Geological Processes - Causes and Effects - Mass Movement

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Geological Processes - Causes and Effects - Mass Movement

7th Grade - 8th Grade

Science

Analyze the causes and effects of mass movement in geological processes, examining various types of landslides and earth shifts. Gain an understanding of the key mechanisms driving these movements and apply knowledge to real-world scenarios. Enhance skills in analyzing geological phenomena.

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6th Grade - 8th Grade

Earth's Rotation and Revolution - Celestial Movements - Earth Science

Earth's Rotation and Revolution - Celestial Movements - Earth Science

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Earth's Rotation and Revolution - Celestial Movements - Earth Science

6th Grade - 8th Grade

Science

Explore the scientific principles of Earth's rotation and revolution and their effects on day and night, as well as the changing seasons. Gain an understanding of celestial mechanics, enhancing the ability to explain these phenomena and their impact on daily life.

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