This is a must-have for any teacher looking to teach on 9/11. With different slide versions, with handouts included, and with no prep needed, there are a number of options for differentiation in order to deliver an age-appropriate lesson for this sensitive topic . Enjoy!
*** This resource now includes separate slideshows for K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12
(all of which are included with this download)
These highly engaging, fully editable 35-slide PowerPoints are easily modified and truly designed to teach about 9-11 (Patriot Day) to ALL GRADE LEVELS.
The resources include:
* A graphic organizer (in both PDF and MS WORD format) for students to follow along (made to fit on one page for easy printing)
* large visuals and backgrounds
* KWL chart
* key details
* 9/11 by-the-numbers
* faces-of-9/11
* fact vs. fiction
* compare/contrast with Pearl Harbor
* timeline of events
* fist-to-five activity
* several slides with hyperlinks to videos (with options for all age levels)
* Videos of remembrance
* Flight 93 story
* WTC 'jumpers' forced to make difficult choices
* Discussion questions
***Google Classroom Compatible (e.g. if desired, students can convert and view in google slides instead of PowerPoint and can convert the notes from MS WORD to a google doc to fill out the information).
(9/11) September 11th: engaging 35-slide PPT (stats, images, videos, handouts)
Grade Level:
2nd-12th
Pages:
35 pages and 1 graphic organizer printable handoutSubject(s):
Holidays, U.S. History
Format(s):
Zip with PowerPoint, Word, PDF
Reviews:
Kaitlyn M.
July 31, 2020
Extremely satisfiedI used this to supplement my September 11th/Patriotism/Armed Forces unit for 5th graders. I was able to include age-appropriate images and facts for the kids to learn from. I am changing to a much younger grade and I am sad not to be able to use it this year, because it is FANTASTIC!
Students used with
5th grade
Terri S.
April 17, 2020
This PPT was used as part of a informational text set. Our school started the ALICE training for safety. The active shooter event that occurred in El Paso, TX at the beginning of the school year hit home. We are only one-hundred miles from El Paso and the students started wondering about other events in our Nation that had caused changes in safety regulations in our country. None of my student were born at the time of Sept. 11--9/11, and they did not have people around them who had spoken of the event. Although I am not a history teacher, this PPT helped "bring home" what terrorism has done to our nation and the safety of its citizens. This helped the students create and develop personal schema with which to identify text-to-world.
Students used with
6th, 7th, and 8th grade
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