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U.S. History Common Core RI.6.2 cultural activities
History of Thanksgiving Writing Activities Reading Comprehension Recount Writing
Need to teach your students all about the history of Thanksgiving? This personal recount Thanksgiving writing activity will equip your students with first-hand knowledge about the history of the First Thanksgiving. The recount is narrated through the perspective of Mary (fictional character) aboard the Mayflower. She will connect to the reader with her gripping narration of the events that unfolded right when the Separatists left their small town in Nottinghamshire, England in the year 1620 to t
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4th - 6th
The Roaring Twenties: Introductory Article (Magazine Format Reading)
If you are looking for an overview of the Roaring Twenties, this 4-page magazine format article will not only allow your students to practice reading with non-fiction text features, but is high interest and well-rounded.This article is set up similar to a magazine with 4 pages of reading that contain text features (ex. headings, fact boxes). I like to staple the article to form a booklet. Comprehension questions and answer keys are included!The article covers the following content:-What were the
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5th - 7th
Holiday Traditions: The White House Christmas Tree Activities BUNDLE
If you are studying holiday traditions, this resource is a great option for a holiday stations activity before winter break. This no-prep bundle includes a 2-page reading passage and questions, as well as activities surrounding the history of the White House Christmas tree tradition.This resource includes::: Reading Passage (2 pages) :: Listening Comprehension Sheet:: Short Answer Response Sheet:: Slide Show Photo Collection (1961-2021):: Inferencing Activity:: Timeline Analysis Activity:: Crea
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4th - 6th
NO PREP: Immigration and Culture in the United States UNIT! Virtual Field Trip!
Whether it is self led, or whole-group, this activity serves as a great foundation on the discussion of immigration, and how it has positively influenced American culture! This kid-friendly approach is engaging for students of varying ages. Throughout the activity, students are encouraged to engage in informational videos, peer conversations, virtual field trips, and a brief summative quiz at the end*. Students will be surprised to find how many of their most-loved trends are actually cultural
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3rd - 8th
Indigenous People Scavenger Hunt, Educational Scavenger Hunt
The Indigenous People Scavenger Hunt is a winning combination of reading passages, question trails and code words! This activity allows students to move around the classroom while utilizing their reading comprehension skills and answering questions. Each “card” includes a short reading passage about the topic, a question trail and a code word. Students will get “code word questions” to determine which card they should visit next. This fun front-loading lesson includes 10 short passages, a final
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4th - 8th
Black History Month Reading Comprehension
Black History Month Reading Comprehension "Black Patriots". One quick Black History Month reading comprehension worksheet about the American Revolution.Preview same as Download. James ArmisteadSalem PoorWilliam LeePeter Salem Need a bundle? American History Bundle (200 worksheets).-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------And for one-stop shopping...SOCIAL STUDIES13 Colonies (43 worksheets)Bundle - US History & US GeographyC
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4th - 7th
Also included in: Reading Test Prep
Main Idea: Black History Facts - Common Core and TEKS Aligned
This "twofer", combines reading and history. Learners determine the main idea of text while learning about important people and events in Black History. This makes it easy to provide nuggets of history year-round!Curious? Try it! Here's a preview of the functionality of What's The Big Idea games. Want more? Here's a preview of other learning games.Notable Information:Highlights people and events related to Black historyIncludes a number of lesser-known people and facts as wellGood comprehension
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4th - 7th
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Frederick Douglass: Quotation Analysis Worksheet or Class Discussion Printable
This Frederick Douglass worksheet will help students to discuss, analyze, and understand the attitudes, feelings, and objectives of this famous African-American abolitionist. Twelve profound statements will provide a clear view on his perspectives on slavery, the United States, and morality.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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