Students map the key geographical features of the Arabian Peninsula before and after Muhammad through an engaging video series, then apply what they’ve learned in a graphic organizer, game-based map activity, and evidence-based writing task. A ready-to-use mini-lesson, exit ticket, and Google-ready version make this an easy sub plan or self-paced 1:1 activity.
$3.00
A video-based geography introduction to the Arabian Peninsula and the rise of Early Islamic Empires.
This engaging video and map worksheet set teaches the physical geography of the Arabian Peninsula before and after Muhammad — a perfect way to kick off your Islam unit. It works equally well as a whole-class activity via projector or individually in a Google 1:1 classroom.
Each video (8-10 minutes) is divided into three parts, where students:
What’s included:
✔ A Google-Ready distance learning graphic organizer
✔ A two-page mini-lesson (teacher-directed or self-paced on Chromebooks)
✔ A one-page, student-centered graphic organizer — great for a low-prep sub plan
✔ An exit ticket geography summary slip
✔ An answer key
Watch the video series: https://youtu.be/1dk-KOggtic
A fun, whiteboard-animation-style way to introduce the Arabian Peninsula and Early Islamic Empires — your students are guaranteed to love it!
