American Revolution YouTube Video Graphic Organizer Notes Doodle Style Activity
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This awesome American Revolution video has a Google-ready graphic organizer perfect to use in a class or for distance/remote learning! This fun doodle-note-themed graphic organizer set is used with a free, engaging Whiteboard Animation Style YouTube video created by Instructomania. The video series can be located at:
What's included:
✓ A two-page mini-lesson either displayed with teacher direction or done on Google Chromebooks
✓ An exit ticket fact summary slip to be handed to the teacher when students are headed out the door
✓ An answer key
The video is 19 minutes long and is divided into three sections. Students do all of the following:
►The French and Indian War, Proclamation of 1763, and the taxation without representation that followed.
►All of the key acts that led to the American Revolution including the Stamp Act, Tea Act, Quartering Act, and Townshend Act.
►How the colonial reaction to Parliament and the Great Awakening fostered a spirit of independence. Students support a claim with evidence from the video
►Students play a Who Said It? Patriot or Loyalist game.
This activity can be done individually in a Google 1:1 classroom or as a class via a projector. Your students are guaranteed to love it!
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