Details
Pages
47 Pages
Subject
Anthropology
Product
Digital
Grade
9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Resource Type
Lectures, Outlines, Reading Passages
Description
This bundle includes the PPT and notes, as well as the readings that come with questions, quizzes, graphic organizers, vocabulary, and more.
First Resource:
What is included:
Unit objectives and outline
Throughout the reading, vocabulary is highlighted.
After every couple of pages, there is a section review.
At the end of the reading, there are:
unit review questions
critical thinking questions
a bank of 25 multiple choice & true-false questions that can be used for a test or quiz
a list of the vocabulary terms (along with suggested activities)
a graphic organizer
answer keys for all of the end-of-unit questions.
It comes in a zip file that includes two different pdf files. One file has pictures and the other is more print-friendly, with no pictures included.
Objectives:
1. state how and why evolution occurs.
2. identify different types of evidence for evolution.
3. outline the events of early primate evolution.
4. describe the Australopithecines and their role in human evolution.
5. identify early species of Homo, including their traits and distribution.
6. describe where and when Homo sapiens evolved.
7. identify the Neandertals and what may have happened to them.
Outline
1. Is it just a theory?
a) Darwin
b) Evolution
c) Genetics
2. Human Ancestors
a) Early Primates
b) The Human Genus
c) Neandertals
Second Resouce:
This is a PowerPoint presentation to use when introducing Anthropology and what Anthropologists do.
There are 18 slides in full color, professionally designed.
The following topics are included:
Evolution
Charles Darwin
Heredity
Gregor Mendel
Genes
Alleles
Mutation
population
Natural selection
Relative dating
Chronometric dating
Australopithecines
Homo habilis
Homo erectus
Homo sapiens
Neandertals
Also included is a 2-page of cloze notes (fill-in-the-blank) pdf file.
First Resource:
What is included:
Unit objectives and outline
Throughout the reading, vocabulary is highlighted.
After every couple of pages, there is a section review.
At the end of the reading, there are:
unit review questions
critical thinking questions
a bank of 25 multiple choice & true-false questions that can be used for a test or quiz
a list of the vocabulary terms (along with suggested activities)
a graphic organizer
answer keys for all of the end-of-unit questions.
It comes in a zip file that includes two different pdf files. One file has pictures and the other is more print-friendly, with no pictures included.
Objectives:
1. state how and why evolution occurs.
2. identify different types of evidence for evolution.
3. outline the events of early primate evolution.
4. describe the Australopithecines and their role in human evolution.
5. identify early species of Homo, including their traits and distribution.
6. describe where and when Homo sapiens evolved.
7. identify the Neandertals and what may have happened to them.
Outline
1. Is it just a theory?
a) Darwin
b) Evolution
c) Genetics
2. Human Ancestors
a) Early Primates
b) The Human Genus
c) Neandertals
Second Resouce:
This is a PowerPoint presentation to use when introducing Anthropology and what Anthropologists do.
There are 18 slides in full color, professionally designed.
The following topics are included:
Evolution
Charles Darwin
Heredity
Gregor Mendel
Genes
Alleles
Mutation
population
Natural selection
Relative dating
Chronometric dating
Australopithecines
Homo habilis
Homo erectus
Homo sapiens
Neandertals
Also included is a 2-page of cloze notes (fill-in-the-blank) pdf file.
This bundle includes the PPT and notes, as well as the readings that come with questions, quizzes, graphic organizers, vocabulary, and more. First Resource: What is included: Unit objectives and outline Throughout the reading, vocabulary is highlighted. After every couple... more
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