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Grade6th Grade to 10th Grade
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No Prep Plans: Ancient Korea Leaders & Innovators — Wang Geon: Founder of Goryeo

No Prep Plans: Ancient Korea Leaders & Innovators — Wang Geon: Founder of Goryeo
Research + Group Project (Dynasty Founding Newspaper)

Bring Ancient Korea to life with this engaging research and collaborative newspaper project focused on Wang Geon, the founder of the Goryeo Dynasty and the leader who reunified the Korean peninsula after decades of conflict.

Students investigate the collapse of Silla, the chaos of the Later Three Kingdoms period, and how Wang Geon used leadership, diplomacy, and political strategy to unite Korea under a new dynasty. Through research and creative collaboration, students create a Dynasty Founding Newspaper reporting on the dramatic events surrounding the birth of Goryeo.

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
- Media literacy connections
- Geography and political history lessons
- 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)
✔ Guided research prompts and questions
✔ Historical timeline and reflection activities
✔ Leadership and political strategy analysis sections

Students Will Explore
- The Later Three Kingdoms period
- Wang Geon’s rise to power
- The reunification of Korea
- The founding of the Goryeo Dynasty
- The Ten Injunctions
- The origins of the name “Korea”
- Political leadership and diplomacy

Why Teachers Love This Resource
⭐ Ready-to-use and low prep
⭐ Strong history + media literacy cross-curricular connections
⭐ Encourages creativity and historical thinking
⭐ Excellent for collaborative and PBL learning
⭐ Large writing and planning spaces included
⭐ Print-friendly student pages included
⭐ Engaging newspaper-style project format
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