#1: Timeline
This timeline accompanies a lesson I actually taught in a highschool for my practicum. I have attached a link to the google doc with the lesson plan in it.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kXjEgWJVDPMhBvIkb2EbEchbXm4UT-9hKQ9VXH-Spbw/edit?usp=sharing
Timelines are a really great way for my students to see a visual representation of a series of events. Like in the example above, there were a lot of significant things that happened leading up to another very memorable and historically famous event. The timeline helps students see the connection between all of the steps and causes leading up to that event. Timelines are a really great graphic organizer as well... They show pictures and maps and videos and things connected to those events and help students see how everything is interrelated.
#2: Canva
This timeline accompanies a lesson I actually taught in a highschool for my practicum. I have attached a link to the google doc with the lesson plan in it.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kXjEgWJVDPMhBvIkb2EbEchbXm4UT-9hKQ9VXH-Spbw/edit?usp=sharing
Timelines are a really great way for my students to see a visual representation of a series of events. Like in the example above, there were a lot of significant things that happened leading up to another very memorable and historically famous event. The timeline helps students see the connection between all of the steps and causes leading up to that event. Timelines are a really great graphic organizer as well... They show pictures and maps and videos and things connected to those events and help students see how everything is interrelated.
#2: Canva
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#3 Slideshare
http://www.slideshare.net/SiouxWashburn
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