Black Death in Asia, Europe and Africa (14th-century Plague), The
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Black Death in Asia, Europe and Africa (14th-century Plague), The
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is a series of eleven classroom resources – produced by – that are designed to impart the knowledge, historical skills and understanding of key concepts required in key curriculum documents for all states and territories in Australia.Year 8 History: The Ancient to the Modern WorldThis resource focuses on the elective unit 'The Black Death in Asia, Europe and Africa (14th-century Plague)' within the depth study 'Expanding Contacts' / Discovery and Exploration, which is part of the Australian Curriculum for Year 8 History. Each resource:
Is a self-contained, practical classroom resource that fulfils all curriculum requirements and can be the basis of the entire classroom unit;
Engages students by starting with a concept-developing activity that taps into students' current knowledge and understanding of the topic, and uses that as a base for further development;
Is inquiry-based – that is, students 'find out by working out' through evidence and other information;
Includes a rich variety of information and evidence – stories, documents, pictures, maps and artefacts;
Is fully photocopiable for classroom use by individuals or groups;
Incorporates Bloom's taxonomy-based questions and activities to make the resource appropriate for the greatest variety of learning styles and abilities;
Includes a variety of classroom and research activities;
Uses scaffolded questions to ensure students are able to progress at appropriate rates of understanding;
Provides a variety of possible assessment activities;
Includes fun tasks, such as crosswords, art activities and word codes;
Includes 'history mystery' for students to solve using a variety of evidence;
Incorporates the most up-to-date information in a way that suits the Year 8 experience;
Suggests follow-up activities to enable students to use the resource as a springboard for further development of knowledge and understanding;
Includes a teacher guide for using the unit effectively in the classroom;
Reflects the reality of classroom needs for a manageable approach in terms of time, resources and effective pedagogy.
Please note: This product is an A4 booklet of 64 pages.
SKU: B0348
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