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How to Engage High School Students with Stations: George Washington Activity
Don’t risk disengaging your students with a “boring” George Washington activity or lesson! Even in high school, students need to get up and moving; this helps build critical thinking skills and caters to kinesthetic learners.
My best selling George Washington activity involves stations/centers to build background knowledge or apply skills. Students thoroughly enjoy getting up to move and apply higher-order thinking to the different centers about George Washington.
Each station has questions to ensure that students understand the material, plus questions that lead them to think critically about Washington’s presidency.
With primary documents, comprehensive information, and critical thinking questions, these stations are a sure way to improve your students’ knowledge of President George Washington!
For more information about implementing stations, check out my blog post!
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