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Immerse your students in the history and literature of early 20th-century America. Using the power of their own communications corporation, students will develop and communicate their ideas about the events of the early 20th century. Your students will experience the excitement of the century's history and literature. This unit provides students with the opportunity to verbally and visually express their opinions and ideas about the early 20th century through art, writing, and drama. To demonstrate what they have learned, they will produce exciting and creative projects. The Simulation Series is made up of six exciting simulations designed to teach content while also helping students develop problem-solving skills. Each edition includes a teacher's guide, a student handbook, and blackline masters that can be copied for classroom participation. Other topics include Earth Friendly, Endangered Species, Introduction Pack, Medieval Destinations, and Western Explorations.

Explore the history and literature of the European Middle Ages with your students. In this unit, students take a simulated flight across England during the Middle Ages in various types of unusual flying machines. They accumulate mileage by studying the history and literature of the period, completing drawings of the period's architecture, and completing research projects. This simulation was designed to give high-ability learners the opportunity to explore aspects of the late Middle Ages in an in-depth fashion and with a great deal more choice than they might get otherwise. The Simulation Series is made up of six exciting simulations designed to teach content while also helping students develop problem-solving skills. Each edition includes a teacher's guide, a student handbook, and blackline masters that can be copied for classroom participation. Other topics include American Nostalgia, Earth Friendly, Endangered Species, Introduction Pack, and Western Explorations.

The excitement of the Old West comes alive in your classroom Your students will journey through the Old West by playing the parts of historical characters. Each student will plan a strategy and present his or her views about a hypothetical incident during the simulation of a trial. Students research and create visual and written representations of this exciting period in American history. While on their journey, students explore the literature, history, culture, and art of the period. The Simulation Series is made up of six exciting simulations designed to teach content while also helping students develop problem-solving skills. Each edition includes a teacher's guide, a student handbook, and blackline masters that can be copied for classroom participation. Other topics include American Nostalgia, Earth Friendly, Endangered Species, Introduction Pack, and Medieval Destinations.

This book offers two exciting simulations. Advertising Agency is a simulation in which students learn about propaganda techniques and persuasive writing while competing for a large advertising account by designing a complete advertising campaign. Advertising is a major competitive part of business and can be viewed every day, whether it is displayed in newspapers, magazines, on television, or on billboards. Depending upon the quality and cleverness of the advertisement and presentation by the agency, a corporation may or may not be convinced to use the advertising firm. For the Common Good offers students a simulation in which they must develop criteria for evaluation and apply those criteria in order to determine the planet's future. It is designed to give teachers of any discipline a highly motivational way to teach productive thinking skills. During the lesson, students learn to generate creative ideas and insights. The Simulation Series is made up of six exciting simulations designed to teach content while also helping students develop problem-solving skills. Each edition includes a teacher's guide, a student handbook, and blackline masters that can be copied for classroom participation. Other topics include American Nostalgia, Earth Friendly, Endangered Species, Medieval Destinations, and Western Explorations.

In this timely simulation, your students will participate in small groups to create an ecologically sound city--an environment that provides a safe dwelling for all wildlife and plant life with pollution-free air and freedom from the threat of toxic waste and nuclear disaster. Your students will solve problems, set and achieve goals, and develop a rich understanding of the issues related to environmental protection. The Simulation Series is made up of six exciting simulations designed to teach content while also helping students develop problem-solving skills. Each edition includes a teacher's guide, a student handbook, and blackline masters that can be copied for classroom participation. Other topics include American Nostalgia, Endangered Species, Introduction Pack, Medieval Destinations, and Western Explorations.

Your students are about to embark upon an adventure of humanity. First, they may experience emotions of sadness, shock, disbelief, and anger. Fortunately, these will turn into feelings of promise and hope. But, hope depends on the students. They are the answer to the plight of endangered species of animals all over the world. This book offers students a simulation dealing with the topical issue of the destruction of animal species. In this simulation, students participate in an adventure in which they learn about endangered species. During their travels, they will learn about fragile ecologies, discover the impact humans have on nature, solve ecological problems, and develop a deeper appreciation of their ecological responsibilities. The Simulation Series is made up of six exciting simulations designed to teach content while also helping students develop problem-solving skills. Each edition includes a teacher's guide, a student handbook, and blackline masters that can be copied for classroom participation. Other topics include American Nostalgia, Earth Friendly, Introduction Pack, Medieval Destinations, and Western Explorations.