High School Social Studies Lesson Plans Number 101 to 150

 
  1. A Case Study: The Unemployment Rate
  2. A Case Study: United States International Trade in Goods and Services
  3. A Fair Wage?
  4. Airline Mergers, Software Industry Monopolies: Contestable Markets?
  5. Are the Best Things in Life Free?
  6. Babysitter Shortage in Washington, D.C.
  7. Bank Mergers Lead to Greater Business Concentration
  8. Baseball Economics 101
  9. The Middle East- Following the successful completion of the introductory activity on the Middle East, 12th graders will be able to explain the different Middle East countries and their relationships with each other, with 100% accuracy.
  10. The New Deal- The student will analyze how the Great Depression affected children.
  11. The Pottery Project- Begin lesson by assigning a different Native American culture region to each group in your class. The group will then decorate a clay pot to reflect the culture of their assigned region. While paint is the most fun, colored pencils work best.
  12. The Rain Forest- This project is long term and the culmination is the creation of a "Tropical Rain Forest" in the classroom. We had the students do research on a rain forest and then re-created it.
  13. The Ripple of Society- Given a list of categories students will be able to come up with a minimum of twelve things that have been integrated into our culture and explain how they have changed the culture.
  14. The Sistine Chapel Painting Project- I have students watch "The Agony and The Ecstasy", or you could read it with an upper level class, to get an idea of what Michaelangleo's life was like. The kids enjoy the love/hate relationship portrayed between Pope Julius and Michaelangelo. After viewing the movie, I introduce the project, explaining that the students will replicate chosen panels of the ceiling.

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