Subject

Social-studies

9th Grade

Activism & Faith - Josephine Butler's Impact on Women's Rights - Historical Perspectives

Activism & Faith - Josephine Butler's Impact on Women's Rights - Historical Perspectives

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Activism & Faith - Josephine Butler's Impact on Women's Rights - Historical Perspectives

9th Grade

Social Studies

Analyze Josephine Butler's significant contributions as a Christian activist who addressed social injustices and advocated for women's rights in the 19th century. Understand how faith intersects with activism and evaluate how individual beliefs can drive societal change.

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7th Grade - 10th Grade

Women's Equality and Advocacy - Historical Achievements and Legal Milestones

Women's Equality and Advocacy - Historical Achievements and Legal Milestones

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Women's Equality and Advocacy - Historical Achievements and Legal Milestones

7th Grade - 10th Grade

Social Studies

Examine significant milestones in the women's rights movement, including key legislation such as the Equal Pay Act and Title IX, alongside pivotal events like the Civil Rights struggle. Gain an understanding of historical and legal advancements in women's rights, develop critical thinking about gender equality, and recognize the ongoing challenges in achieving full parity.

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9th Grade - 12th Grade

Exploring Influential Figures - Key Events and Contributions - Women's History Month

Exploring Influential Figures - Key Events and Contributions - Women's History Month

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Exploring Influential Figures - Key Events and Contributions - Women's History Month

9th Grade - 12th Grade

History

Explore significant events and influential figures that played pivotal roles in Women's History Month, providing insights into the vast contributions of women throughout history. Understand their impactful influence on societal progressions, fostering a comprehensive appreciation of their achievements and driving advancements in diverse fields. Learners will develop an awareness of gender equity, historical context, and the ongoing journey toward equality.

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10th Grade - 12th Grade

[Understanding Voting Rights - Susan B. Anthony's Legacy - Women's Suffrage Movement]

[Understanding Voting Rights - Susan B. Anthony's Legacy - Women's Suffrage Movement]

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[Understanding Voting Rights - Susan B. Anthony's Legacy - Women's Suffrage Movement]

10th Grade - 12th Grade

Social Studies

Examine Susan B. Anthony's crucial influence in the women's suffrage movement by focusing on her initiatives, the obstacles she faced, and the broader impact on voting rights in the United States. Understand the historical contexts, the importance of advocating for women's rights, and how these efforts contributed to the development of democratic principles.

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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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3rd Grade - Professional Development

Advocacy and Leaders - Women's Rights Movement - Social Justice

Advocacy and Leaders - Women's Rights Movement - Social Justice

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Advocacy and Leaders - Women's Rights Movement - Social Justice

3rd Grade - Professional Development

Education, English, History

Analyze the contributions of prominent figures in the women's rights movement and their ongoing pursuit of educational equality. Gain insights into historical milestones and assess the impact of leaders such as Susan B. Anthony and Malala Yousafzai.

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11th Grade

[Understanding Key Elements of the Women's Rights Movement - Legislation, Organizations, and Social Issues]

[Understanding Key Elements of the Women's Rights Movement - Legislation, Organizations, and Social Issues]

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[Understanding Key Elements of the Women's Rights Movement - Legislation, Organizations, and Social Issues]

11th Grade

Social Studies

Investigate the essential components of the Women's Rights Movement, including key legislation, influential organizations, and prevailing social challenges. Gain insights into historical legal advancements, recognize significant cultural shifts, and understand economic issues related to gender equality.

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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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10th Grade - 11th Grade

[Analyzing Visuals - Impact on the Civil Rights Movement]

[Analyzing Visuals - Impact on the Civil Rights Movement]

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[Analyzing Visuals - Impact on the Civil Rights Movement]

10th Grade - 11th Grade

History

Analyze key figures and events through photographs from the Civil Rights Movement to enhance visual literacy and historical understanding. Develop skills to contextualize historical images and assess their impact on societal changes and movements.

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9th Grade - 12th Grade

Civil Rights Strategies - Desegregation & Activism - 20th Century U.S. History

Civil Rights Strategies - Desegregation & Activism - 20th Century U.S. History

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Civil Rights Strategies - Desegregation & Activism - 20th Century U.S. History

9th Grade - 12th Grade

History

Examine transformative strategies and key events of the Civil Rights Movement, focusing on significant Supreme Court cases and pivotal protests. Gain insights into non-violent activism and the legal battles that shaped the path to equality in America.

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7th Grade - 9th Grade

[Organizational Practices - Founding Labor Unions - Civil Rights Movement]

[Organizational Practices - Founding Labor Unions - Civil Rights Movement]

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[Organizational Practices - Founding Labor Unions - Civil Rights Movement]

7th Grade - 9th Grade

History, Social Studies

Analyze how the Civil Rights Movement influenced and expanded through the efforts of labor unions and the leadership of figures such as Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta. Understand the formation of unions, protest strategies, and gain insights into how collective actions can drive social change.

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11th Grade

Analyze Impact - Key Figures in Women's Suffrage - American History

Analyze Impact - Key Figures in Women's Suffrage - American History

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Analyze Impact - Key Figures in Women's Suffrage - American History

11th Grade

History

Examine the origins of the women's suffrage movement and focus on influential figures such as Susan B. Anthony, highlighting their roles in shaping history. Gain insights into the social and legal challenges faced during the movement and understand the transformative impact of these historical events on gender equality.

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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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9th Grade - 12th Grade

Understanding Economic Theories - Marxism - Radical Socialism

Understanding Economic Theories - Marxism - Radical Socialism

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Understanding Economic Theories - Marxism - Radical Socialism

9th Grade - 12th Grade

History

Analyze the similarities between socialism and communism and understand Karl Marx's view of communism as an extension of socialism. Gain insights into the societal impacts of capitalism and enhance critical thinking by examining the principles of radical socialism.

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9th Grade - 12th Grade

Earth's Movements - Planetary Motion and Seasonal Changes

Earth's Movements - Planetary Motion and Seasonal Changes

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Earth's Movements - Planetary Motion and Seasonal Changes

9th Grade - 12th Grade

Science

Investigate the dynamics of Earth's rotation, revolution, and axial tilt, examining their influence on seasons and day-night cycles. Gain a comprehensive understanding of key astronomical concepts and the factors shaping Earth's climate patterns.

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9th Grade - 12th Grade

Critical Analysis - Indian Independence Movement - Historical Impact

Critical Analysis - Indian Independence Movement - Historical Impact

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Critical Analysis - Indian Independence Movement - Historical Impact

9th Grade - 12th Grade

Social Studies

Examine key moments and influential figures in India's path to independence, highlighting the contributions and objectives of prominent leaders. Analyze the impact of Western imperialism, gaining insights into anticolonial movements. Develop an understanding of the social and political transformations in India throughout the 20th century.

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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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9th Grade - 11th Grade

Civil Rights Strategies - Leadership & Protest - The Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Strategies - Leadership & Protest - The Civil Rights Movement

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Civil Rights Strategies - Leadership & Protest - The Civil Rights Movement

9th Grade - 11th Grade

History

Explore essential events of the Civil Rights Movement, with a focus on leadership roles and protest methods such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the rise of youthful activism. Gain insights into how strategic actions and collaborations can drive social change, acquiring an understanding of leadership dynamics and organizational effectiveness within historical movements.

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