The Middle Ages for Kids - Learning module, European Medieval Times - from the  dark ages to the Renaissance - feudalism, the church, castles and commoners, rise of towns, crusades, the plague, the triumphs, the defeats, the Magna Carta and more.  Feudal Japan: S.P.A.M. (Samurai, Peasant, Artisan, Merchant) - (1 day) Lesson Plan, Game.  Russia: Start of the Russian Revolution - (3-4 days) Lesson Plan. World Cultures: What is Culture? (90 minutes) Lesson Plan with handout  Australia's Great Barrier Reef (2-3 days)  Lesson Plan and Personalities Handout. See also: Australia India/Pakistan Dispute over Kashmir  (4 days) Mini-Unit with Background and Handouts Israeli-Palestinian Conflict  (2 days) Simulation for the Classroom with background, role descriptions As some of you know, before he became a teacher, Mr. Donn spent a career in Military Intelligence as a member of the SSA at NSA (the National Security Agency, or the No-Name Agency, as they like to say in the movies.) This lesson includes propaganda materials we do not often see as they are typically dropped in massive quantities over enemy territory. Very neat stuff! Feel free to use these materials in your classrooms. Propaganda Techniques  Can YOU find the secret messages hidden in propaganda? It's not as easy as you might think. What is propaganda anyway? Colonial Mexico  The Pre-Independence Mexican Indian Uprisings; Did they help or hinder Mexico's drive to independence from Spain? (Rise of Democratic Ideas; 19th Century, 9th-grade World History) This is a learning module Don created in college. It had useful information, so I threw it online. Hope it helps! Holidays Around the World - Mrs. Donn's Special Section. Ancient Roots, Modern Holidays; mini-learning modules for over 30 different holidays, with holiday games, lesson plans, activities, for the classroom.  WW2 - Leaders in the News WW2 - Headlines in the News WW2 - More Lesson Ideas - Neutrality, National Interest, Hiroshima     Lesson Plans & Learning Modules by Other Authors      All Rights Reserved    Clip Art Credit: Phillip Martin Have a great year!