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Unit 1: Indigenous Societies in Early America (The...
Activity 1.1: Introduction to Indigenous Societies
Activity 1.1: Introduction to Indigenous Societies
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Course Preamble
5th Grade U.S. History Glossary of Terms
5th Grade Year At A Glance Document
5th Grade U.S. History Scope
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Unit One Overview
Unit One Introduction
Unit One Lesson Plan Document
Activity 1.1 North American Tribes
Activity 1.1 Mesoamerican Tribes
Activity 1.2 North American and Mesoamerican Society Research
Activity 1.3 Native American/Mesoamerican Project
Activity 1.3 Native American Project Rubric
Lesson 1 Essential Question Check in
Activity 2.1 Examining Artwork
Activity 2.2 European Explorers Research
Activity 2.2 European Exploration Project
Lesson 2 Essential Question Check in
Activity 3.1 Columbian Exchange Forum
Activity 3.2 Columbian Exchange Google Map Project
Lesson 3 Essential Question Check in
Activity 4.1 English, French and Spanish Colonies
Lesson 4 Essential Question Check in
Construct of an Era
Unit 2: Introduction
Unit 2 Overview: North American Colonization
Unit 2: Lesson Plan
Unit 2: Glossary
Unit 2: Lesson One Summary
Activity 1.1.: Learning to Use a Map is a Snap
Activity 1.2: TODALS Quiz
Activity 1.3: A Map is Never Just a Map!
Activity 1.4: Become a Colonial Cartographer
Activity 1.5: Colonial Forum
Unit 2: Lesson Two Summary
Activity 2.1: Introduction to English Colonization
Activity 2.2: Roanoke a Mystery in History
Activity 2.3: Jamestown: The Success from Near Failure
Activity 2.4: The Colonial Regions Presentation
Activity 2.4: Colonial Regions Chart & Submission
Activity 2.4: Presentation with Notes
Activity 2.5: Colonial Regions Quiz
Activity 2.6: Colonial Art Gallery
2.6 Colonial Art Gallery Worksheet Template
Activity 2.7: Colonial Newspaper
Activity 2.7 Colonial Newspaper Template
Activity 2.7 Colonial Newspaper Rubric
Unit Two: Lesson Three Summary
Activity 3.1: 17th Century Maryland: A Colonial Resource Case Study
Activity 3.2: Virtual Colonial Tour
Activity 3.2: Colonial Virtual Tour Scrapbook
Activity 3.2 Rubric - Colonial Scrapbook
Activity 3.3: Geo-Colonial Forum
Unit 2: Lesson Four Summary
Activity 4.1: Colonial Taxes in Song
Activity 4.2: What are taxes? What were taxes?
Unit 2: Lesson Five Summary
Activity 5.1: Learn About What You Earn!
Activity 5.2: Income Forum
Unit 2: Lesson Six Summary
Activity 6.1: Introduction to the Colonial Economy
Activity 6.2: Entrepreneurs & Profit
Activity 6.3: Colonial Wiki
Activity 6.4: Colonial Stock Pamphlet & Rubric
Activity 6.4: Pamphlet Template
Unit 2: Lesson Seven Summary
Activity 7.1: American Colonial Slavery
Activity 7.2: The Triangle Trade
Activity 7.3: The African Experience in Colonial America
Activity 7.4: Colonial Slavery RAFT
Unit 2: Lesson Eight Summary
Activity 8.1: The Slave's Memorial Plant
Activity 8.2: Colonial Slavery Vocabulary Wiki
Unit 2: Lesson Nine Summary
Activity 9.1: Reading a Timeline
Activity 9.2: Building a Colonial Timeline
Activity 9.3: Timeline Forum
Unit 2: Final Assessment
Unit 2: Final Assessment Rubric
Unit Three Introduction
Unit 3 Plan
Unit 3: Lesson Plan
Unit 3 Glossary
Activity 1.1: What was the Seven Years War?
Activity 1.1: French and Indian War Questions and Answers Chart
Activity 1.2: Protests Against the British Overview
Activity 1.2: Protests Against the British Quiz
Activity 1.3: The Boston Massacre
Activity 1.4: Sons of Liberty and the Boston Tea Party
Activity 1.5: Revolutionary Political Cartoons
"No Taxation Without Representation!" Simulation Discussion
Activity 2.1: Self-Government and Taxation
How did the colonists feel?
Activity 2.2: Continental Congress
Activity 2.3: Revolution Project Part 1: Causes of the Revolution
Activity 3.1: What is Historical Inquiry?
Activity 3.2: Asking Good Questions
Activity 3.2-3.4: Historical Inquiry Guide: Patriot or Loyalist
Activity 3.3: Do Some Research
Activity 3.4: Make a Judgment
Activity 3.5: "Mission 1: For Crown or Colony?"
"Mission 1: For Crown or Colony?" website
Who was more justified: Patriots or Loyalists?
Activity 4.1: Lexington and Concord
Activity 4.1: Lexington and Concord Discussion Thread
Activity 4.2: Battle of Bunker Hill
Activity 4.3: Declaration of Independence
Activity 4.4: Brooklyn, Trenton, and Saratoga
Activity 4.5: Valley Forge
Activity 4.6: Yorktown and the Treaty of Paris
Activity 4.7: Revolution Project Part 2: Major Events of the Revolution
Activity 5.1: Famous People of the American Revolution
Activity 5.2: Biocube for a Revolutionary
Activity 5.3: Eulogy for a Revolutionary
Activity 6.1: And Then What Happened?
Activity 6.1: Compare and Contrast Guide
Activity 7.1: Reading a Timeline of the Revolution
Activity 7.2: Explanation of an era: The American Revolution
Activity 1.1: Rules Forum
Activity 1.2: Articles of Confederation
Activity 1.3: An Era - The Critical Period
Activity 1.4: Cause and Effect
Activity 1.5 Quiz
Activity 2.1: The Constitutional Convention
Activity 2.2: TedEd -The Making of The American Constitution
Activity 2.3: Compare & Contrast
Activity 2.4: Who Went to The Convention and Why?
Activity 2.5: Constitution Debate Simulation
Activity 2.6: Quiz
Activity 3.1: Anatomy of The Constitution
Activity 3.2: Schoolhouse Rock - The Preamble
Activity 3.3: A Piece of The Preamble
Activity 3.4: What Would You Change?
Activity 3.5: The Principles
Activity 3.6: Looking At An Amendment
Activity 4.1: Civic Engagement
Activity 4.2: Civic Duty
Activity 4.3: Above & Beyond
Activity 4.4: Civic Heroes
Unit 5: Overview
Unit 5: Lesson Plan
Unit 5: Glossary
Unit 5: Bibliography
Forum Etiquette
Activity 1.1: What is a Right?
Activity 1.2: Bill of Rights
Activity 1.3: Amendment Match
Activity 1.4: Amendment Reflection
Activity 2.1 7 Principles Review
Activity 2.2: Three Branches of Government
Three Branches of Government Graphic Orgnanizer
Activity 2.3: Who's Got the Power?
Who's Got the Power? Graphic Organizer
Activity 3.1: Why Government? Forum
Activity 3.2: Declaring Independence!
Activity 3.3: In the Beginning: Preamble
Activity 3.4: Big Ideas in the Constitution
Activity 3.5: Federalism
Federalism Graphic Organizer
Activity 3.6: Living Document
Activity 4.1: 9th & 10th Amendments
Activity 4.2: Four Freedoms Forum
Activity 4.3: So You Think You Can Vote!
So You Think You Can Vote! Presentation
Voting Rights Graphic Organizer
Activity 4.4: Reformers in History
Activity 5.1: Citizen Forum
Activity 5.2: Kid President Video
Activity 5.3: The Power of One Assignment
Power of One Presentation Template
Activity 6.1: What is An Era? Forum
Activity 6.2: Timeline Project
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