I’m an Immigrant, too! is a celebration of cultural diversity and a timely book for teaching kids about multiculturalism, community, and compassion.

I’m an Immigrant, too! is a celebration of cultural diversity and a timely book for teaching kids about multiculturalism, community, and compassion.

Are you looking for some fun and engaging activities to review the CKLA unit, Immigration? This resource will allow you to review the facts while incorporating some activities that the kids will love! It is very easy to use. Just print them and go! It is an easy addition to your planning. Resource includes key details from: E Pluribus Unum Charles Steinmetz Comes to America Life in the City From Ireland to New York City Gold Mountain A Land of Opportunity A Mosaic of Immigrants Becoming a Citizen We the People Immigration and Citizenship Aligned with Grade 2 CKLA Immigration unit If you enjoy this resource, please leave me a review. It is a great way to earn TPT credits towards your next purchase. Follow me at Embers of Education.

I’m an Immigrant, too! is a celebration of cultural diversity and a timely book for teaching kids about multiculturalism, community, and compassion.

I’m an Immigrant, too! is a celebration of cultural diversity and a timely book for teaching kids about multiculturalism, community, and compassion.

I’m an Immigrant, too! is a celebration of cultural diversity and a timely book for teaching kids about multiculturalism, community, and compassion.

Introduction: This fun and engaging activity has students create a 3 part comic strip to apply their knowledge of the experiences of immigrants entering Ellis and Angel Island in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It can be used as an assessment, a sub plan, a review or a supplemental activity.

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I’m an Immigrant, too! is a celebration of cultural diversity and a timely book for teaching kids about multiculturalism, community, and compassion.

Introduction: This fun and engaging activity has students create a 3 part comic strip to apply their knowledge of the experiences of immigrants entering Ellis and Angel Island in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It can be used as an assessment, a sub plan, a review or a supplemental activity.

This will be a wonderful addition to your US Immigration Unit, and serves as a perfect review activity or homework assignment for students. After a lesson on immigration push & pull factors and "Old" vs. "New" immigrants, students will review key concepts by cutting and pasting phrases from the included worksheet into the chart and Venn Diagram provided. An answer key is provided for your convenience - perfect to post as class notes! Great for tactile learners and special education students, too! Thank you for your support! Click here to follow my store for more engaging resources! You may also be interested in: 1) Immigration to American Lesson 2) Political Cartoon Analysis -- Nativism 3) Political Cartoon Analysis -- Push & Pull Factors 4) Immigration Stations - Bar Graph and Time Line Analysis 5) Immigration and Urbanization Test

I’m an Immigrant, too! is a celebration of cultural diversity and a timely book for teaching kids about multiculturalism, community, and compassion.

BarCharts Publishing, Inc was founded in 1991 with our law guides created by the owner attending law school. Since then many law professors, legal editors, and experts in their field of law have peer-reviewed, edited, and updated the content, fine-tuning the reference over 30 years. Designed to understand the significance of details within the larger scheme of the law, as a daily refresher, and to review before the Bar Exam. Reviewing and referencing essential details in a neatly organized tool offers a macro and micro view of Immigration Law which is valuable for understanding the whole of the law as the sum of its parts. We update our law guides for students, paralegals, and practicing lawyers to have the handiest legal reference to the most important points of the law possible in 6 laminated pages. For such a great price you will not find another law reference this easy to purchase. This 6-page laminated guide includes: Structure & Administration Constitution, INA & Tools The Executive Modern Legislative Activity on Immigration Law Judicial Branch Role of Judicial Branch Immigrants (INA §§201–205) Petitioning Process Status Admission & Removal Admission or Change & Adjustment of Status Rights Issues Labor Issues Citizenship Issues International Issues

This is a review that I created to help my 8th grade students review Old and New Immigration for their US History Midterm Exams. This cooperative-learning activity can also be used to review for a quiz or an exam on Immigration. Directions: 1) Students should be assigned a partner. 2) The game board should be placed face-up in the middle of the desk between the two students. The answer sheet should be printed on the back of the game board. 3) In order to place an "X" or an "O" on a particular spot, the student whose turn it is must answer the question correctly and fully. They must not check the answer sheet until after that student has answered. If he or she gets it wrong, that student cannot "claim" the spot. *Instead of "X"s and "O"s, I preferred to have the students use different colored pens and write out the answer to "claim" the spot (after they verbally answered the question correctly).

In this worksheet, learners will put their geography skills to the test as they label all 13 colonies on a map.

This Immigration Scoot game is a great review activity for second and third graders studying Immigration. It's fun, interactive and fills a niche that gets kids learning and moving at the same time! Includes 24 interactive Immigration Scoot cards, a recording sheet which includes a stop/go activity for early finishers, an answer key, How to Play Scoot directions and Scoot management tips. Kids love this game! Concepts covered: Ellis Island Statue of Liberty the immigrant experience Looking for more Immigration items? Click here! Immigration and Citizenship Enrichment Bundle I have many other social studies related Scoot games in my store! You may also be interested in: State Report Research Project – State-specific Tri-Fold Brochures Research Project Rubrics for Group Presentations. Morning Meeting Greetings: 50 Fast and Engaging Cards for Student Independence. Reading Strategy Homework – Engage in authentic practice! Any level! Any book!. Large Scale Timeline with cut-and-paste option. . The Pet Project – A mini economics simulation for second-fifth grade. Follow me to get notices on sales, freebies and new products: • Look for the green star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive customized email updates about this store. • Go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase click on the Provide Feedback button. You'll be taken to a page where you can give a rating and leave a short comment about the product. I value your feedback.

Do you need an effective quick resource for IMMIGRATION and for teaching about THE PROGRESSIVE ERA? Here is a fun way to teach, review, or use for test preparation by using this Cloze Activity. An optional Word Bank is included for differentiation purposes.These differentiated activities are NO PREP...

Today’s review is for Here I Am, story by Patti Kim, illustrations by Sonia Sanchez, published by Capstone Young Readers. I received an electronic copy of this book from the publisher, throug…

Are you looking for an easy and engaging way to incorporate activities with the CKLA short story, A Mosaic of Immigrants? This resource can be used in centers or as an independent activity. Easy to use. Print and go! Resource Includes: Vocabulary review Comprehension questions Word Search Adjective and Adverb Sort Adjective and Adverb poster First, Next, Then, Last page Nonfiction graphic organizer Match the key term page Creative Writing Page Coloring Page Word Scramble You may also be interested in: E Pluribus Unum Charles Steinmetz Comes to America Life in the City From Ireland to New York City Gold Mountain A Land of Opportunity Aligned with Grade 2 Immigration Unit. If you enjoy this resource, please leave me a review. You can earn credits towards your next purchase! Follow me at Embers of Education.