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Grade6th Grade to 10th Grade
Resource typeLesson Plans
SubjectHistory
FormatPDF, 13 pages
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Updated2026-10-26

No Prep Plans: Ancient Korea Leaders & Innovators — King Gwanggaeto the Great

No Prep Plans: Ancient Korea Leaders & Innovators — King Gwanggaeto the GreatResearch + Group Project (Conquest Expansion Map)

Take students into the age of Goguryeo expansion with this engaging research and collaborative mapping project focused on King Gwanggaeto the Great, one of the most powerful warrior-kings in Korean history.

Students investigate how Gwanggaeto dramatically expanded Goguryeo’s territory across Korea and Manchuria while analyzing military campaigns, geography, and historical evidence from the famous Gwanggaeto Stele. Through collaboration and map design, students create a visually detailed Conquest Expansion Map explaining how Goguryeo became a dominant regional power.

This resource is part of the Ancient Korea: Leaders & Innovators Series, designed to help students discover the rulers, inventors, military leaders, scientists, and cultural figures who shaped Korean civilization.

Perfect for:
- Ancient Korea units
- World History
- Geography and map-skills lessons
- Military history studies
- PBL classrooms
- Sub plans
- Enrichment and early finisher activities

What’s Included
✔ Teacher direction page with a 45–60 minute lesson flow
✔ Student planning/research organizer (Color/B&W)
✔ Free online Research sites
✔ Guided research prompts and questions
✔ Campaign planning and military strategy sections
✔ Reflection and historical evidence activities

Students Will Explore
- The Goguryeo Kingdom
- King Gwanggaeto’s military campaigns
- Expansion into Manchuria
- Conflicts with Baekje and neighboring states
- The Gwanggaeto Stele
- Ancient Korean military strategy
- Gwanggaeto’s modern legacy in Korea

Why Teachers Love This Resource
⭐ Ready-to-use and low prep
⭐ Strong history + geography cross-curricular connections
⭐ Encourages visual learning and map skills
⭐ Excellent for collaborative and PBL learning
⭐ Large sketching and planning spaces included
⭐ Print-friendly student pages included
⭐ Engaging military strategy and historical analysis opportunities
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