WORKSHEETS:
Lesson 2: The Berlin Wall (A Blank Canvas of Political Strife)
Worksheet #1: A “Cartoon Analysis Worksheet” developed by the National Archives and Records Administration. Students may use this source to assist them in their evaluations of politically and historically-charged art works depicted on the surface of the Berlin Wall during its construction. Found at http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/worksheets/cartoon_analysis_worksheet.pdf.
Worksheet #2: A four-circles Venn Diagram which students will utilize as they compare and contrasts several art works and depictions exemplified on the surface of the Berlin Wall. Found at http://math.gmu.edu/~eobrien/Venn4.html .
Worksheet #3: A “Ticket out the Door” activity to be utilized at the end of the lesson to aid students in their summary and review of the previously explored content.
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Lesson 5: After the “Wall” Fell
Worksheet #1: A “Fish Bone” diagram which students will be encouraged to use in their review of the content they have had the opportunity to explore thus far pertaining to the subject of the Berlin Wall. Through this warm-up activity, students will answer such questions as “who” were the primary persons or groups involved in the construction and dissolution of the Berlin Wall, “what” were the most important components of this event, etc. Found at http://freeology.com/reading/fish-bones-story-analysis-form/.
Worksheet #2: A “Photo Analysis Worksheet” originally constructed by the National Archives and Records Administration. Students may use this source in their evaluations of an array of images of Berlin during and after the fall of the Berlin Wall, therefore aiding students in their comprehension of the changes which have occurred through the city and its policies following the culmination of this era. Found at http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/worksheets/photo.html.
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