Lesson Plan: The Great Wall of China is Completed
This lesson plan covers the history and significance of the Great Wall of China, its construction process and challenges, and its impact on Chinese culture and society.
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Lesson Plan: The Great Wall of China is Completed
Lesson Details
Subject: History
Grade Level: 6-8
Duration: 60 minutes
Learning Outcomes
- Know the history and significance of the Great Wall of China
- Understand the construction process and challenges faced during the building of the Great Wall of China
- Can analyze the impact of the Great Wall of China on Chinese culture and society
Methodology
The lesson will be delivered through a combination of lecture, discussion, and group activities.
Resources/Materials
- Textbook: The Great Wall of China: From History to Myth
- Online resources: https://www.history.com/topics/ancient-china/great-wall-of-china
- Images and diagrams of the Great Wall of China
- Whiteboard and markers
- Group activity materials: paper, markers, scissors, glue
Activities
- Introduction (10 minutes): The teacher will introduce the topic of the Great Wall of China and its historical significance. Students will be asked to share any prior knowledge they have about the Great Wall of China.
- Lecture (20 minutes): The teacher will deliver a lecture on the construction process and challenges faced during the building of the Great Wall of China. The lecture will include images and diagrams to aid understanding.
- Discussion (15 minutes): Students will be divided into small groups to discuss the impact of the Great Wall of China on Chinese culture and society. Each group will present their findings to the class.
- Group Activity (15 minutes): Students will work in groups to create a model of the Great Wall of China using paper, markers, scissors, and glue. Each group will present their model to the class.
Assessment
Assessment will be based on participation in group activities, group presentations, and a written reflection on the significance of the Great Wall of China.
