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Preview of President George Washington Song - Educational Music

President George Washington Song - Educational Music

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The Grammarheads
Click here to subscribe to our music video channel! This is a Grammarheads best! This song is a short biography of America's first president. With so few decent role models in today's world, here is one that has stood the test of time. Use as an activating strategy, a way to reinforce key concepts about George Washington, or just for fun. Know the Presidents! For only $2 more, be sure to check out the George Washington Music Video Bundle (with quiz). George Washington Music Video Bundle
Preview of American Civil War Song - Educational Music

American Civil War Song - Educational Music

Created by
The Grammarheads
Click here to subscribe to our music video channel! What started the Civil War? When did it happen? Who were leaders during that time? These questions and more are answered in this song about the Civil War. Rock Your History! For only $2.00 more, be sure to check out the American Civil War Video Bundle (with quiz). American Civil War Video Bundle Grammarheads also offers a huge "Parts of Speech" Resource Bundle which includes 10 Worksheet Packets, 9 songs and 9 PowerPoints. The bundle c
Preview of A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 6: Nationalization

A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 6: Nationalization

In 1864, the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo making the American Southwest a United States territory where the land would soon be crisscrossed with train tracks and roads, with new economies of health, culture and anthropological tourism, as well as harsh and inhumane impacts to Indigenous peoples.The 6th and final episode of our Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids series recording tells the story of the era of nationalization of the American Southwest after the Treaty of Guadalupe Hida
Preview of A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 4: Pueblo Revolt

A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 4: Pueblo Revolt

The new neighbors had so many demands and harsh punishments, the pueblo peoples had enough and organized a revolt, sending the priests and other Europeans packing.Part 4 of our Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids tells the story of Po’Pay, the architect behind the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. Since their incursion onto the homelands of the Pueblo peoples, the Spanish established a harsh colonial feudal rule which generated animosity. Po’Pay’s leadership united Pueblo communities, which re
Preview of A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 5: Colonization

A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 5: Colonization

Within two decades, the Spanish settlers returned to the Rio Grande Valley, laying claim to the fertile valleys to build haciendas, churches and towns, to be owned by the Spanish crown. This virtual field trip to Los Luceros Historic Site will tell the story.Part 5 of our Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids tells the story of the Spanish colonial era of the American Southwest after the Pueblo Revolt. Representatives of the Spanish crown returned to terra nueva to claim territory in
Preview of A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 2: Settling Down

A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 2: Settling Down

For over 10,000 years, communities grew in the desert, with elaborate roads and structures that remain today. The complexity of Chaco Canyon’s architecture, engineering, and governance demonstrates the sophistication of the Southwestern cultures.In Episode 2, we learn about how these settlements flourished in the Southwest, and how they were interconnected with communities thousands of miles away. We see the development of roadways following trade routes that are still used today, along with arc
Preview of A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 3: Strangers Arrive

A Brief History of the American Southwest for Kids - Episode 3: Strangers Arrive

In July of 1540, the Ashiwi people watched as a group of armed strangers – who turned out to be Europeans – came into the desert Southwest, on horseback, and with an agenda of finding the cities of gold they had heard were located in the desert Southwest.Part 3 of our story tells the story of the day when the A:shiwi (Zuni) people met some uninvited visitors. We hear what happened, how this moment changed the course of the history of the people already living in the desert southwest, and we see
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