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4th grade U.S. History homework for Microsoft Word
Current Events Assignment (Honors copy included too)
In this assignment, students must find a current event and answers questions on the event. They must also look up words they do not know, write a summary, writer their personal review, and put the place (Geography). There are 2 copies of this assignment provided. One I used for my general ed class and the second one I used for my Honors class.
I have used this in Middle and High school and had great success.
I have used it as homework, as well as class work when I have newspaper or the Inter
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4th - 12th
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USA States & Capitals Map Activity / Worksheet - Geography / Civics / US History
The USA States and Capitals Map activity is a worksheet for students to practice their states and capitals. The student must label the map with the correct state name and its capital. State names and capitals are listed on the worksheet, in alphabetical order, for student to use while completing the activity.Enjoy!SharhanStop by enagelearnability.com for more resources.Follow Engage Learnability on social media.Facebook: facebook.com/EngageLearnabilityInstagram: instagram.com/EngageLearnabili
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3rd - 12th
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Family Tree Genealogy Project
This project is a great way to round out a unit on Immigration in Social Studies. I use it with my fourth graders. The item I'm selling is solely the direction sheet with details on how to complete the project. The actual genealogical record forms to use with your students can be found for FREE at this website:
http://kids.familytreemagazine.com/kids/teachersforms.asp
Simply follow the link above and print out the FREE genealogy sheets for your students.
I do this project with my fourth g
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4th - 9th
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Donner Party - A Diary of a Survivor
This study guide is based on the book by Tod Olson. Comprehension questions range from story events and vocabulary building to grade level specific skills, such as cause/effect and similes. Questions also encourage students to analyze their own response to what they would do in a similar situation. Book level is appropriate for 3rd - 5th grade, but could be thought-provoking to middle school students also. The teacher's guide includes answers, along with page numbers to assist teachers and subst
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3rd - 8th
Thirteen Colonies Unit Study Guide and Test
Here is a study guide and test to use after a unit over the thirteen colonies. They will have be able to compare and contrast the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies, specific settlements (Jamestown and Roanoke), key components and leaders of each colony, and important people and tribes, triangular slave trade, primary and secondary sources, and exact location of each colony.
Study guide is set up to where they will have to use their notes and textbooks (eStudies newspapers) to fill in t
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4th - 6th
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Albany Plan of Union Reading and Questions
This is a great resource to introduce students to the Albany Plan of Union. This tool includes an informational text and a guided primary source analysis. I created this worksheet to help my 7th grade students understand the significance of this bold attempt to unify the colonies.Topics Addressed:Benjamin FranklinCause and Effect of the Albany Plan of Union"Join or Die" Document Analysis
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4th - 10th
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Traitor: The Case of Benedict Arnold Reading Guide and Paper
Traitor: The Case of Benedict Arnold Reading Guide and PaperThis lesson plan covers the Jean Fritz book Traitor: The Case of Benedict Arnold. The reading guide has 56 questions and also includes a writing activity where the student makes a judgment about Benedict Arnold. An answer sheet is included for the teacher.This lesson plan is included in my American Revolution Webquests and Lesson Plan CollectionIndividual American Revolution Lesson Plans:WebquestsAmerican Revolution WebquestAmerican Re
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4th - 9th
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Also included in: Benedict Arnold American Revolution Bundle
The Boston Massacre - Teaching Point of View
This reading based lesson shows how point of view and bias can have major effects on the way we view historical events. The students are first introduced to the Boston Massacre using traditional historical narratives of the event. Additionally, the students will discuss Paul Revere's famous engraving of the Boston Massacre. Once students have developed a basic understanding of the event, they will then go on to analyze Captain Preston's testimony of event, which completely contrasts Paul Revere'
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4th - 7th
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I Survived the Battle of Gettysburg by Lauren Tarshis Comprehension Questions
Comprehension questions to go along with each chapter in the book I Survived the Battle of Gettysburg 1863 by Lauren Tarshis. Each chapter has 4 to 5 questions for readers. Good for guided reading groups, assessments or homework. No answer key included.
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4th - 5th
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13 Colonies Quiz
This quiz not only assesses student's knowledge of the 13 Colonies, but also geography terms and map skills. Students are asked to use cardinal directions, identify the Atlantic Ocean and name specific colonies.
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2nd - 5th
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Geography:Political and Physical US Map Worksheets
Blank physical and political maps with examples of what should be labeled written on the physical map worksheet for students. This should be used with a textbook so students can find the features or names of states and boundaries. Great into to US history lesson or geography lesson.
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4th - 12th
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Magic Tree House: Revolutionary War on Wednesday Novel Study
This 11-page Pupil's Advantage worksheet explores the 22nd of the Magic Tree House books by Mary Pope Osborne: Revolutionary War on Wednesday. The questions require the student to read the text carefully, to engage the plot for specific details, practice vocabulary, and to make personal connections with the main characters. The worksheet also practices nouns, adjectives, adverbs, nouns, irregular tenses, prefixes, suffixes and homophones while reinforcing basic knowledge about the American Revo
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2nd - 4th
The Negro Motorist Green Book and The Great Migration Project
Students will imagine that they are traveling from the North to the South during the 1940s during The Great Migration. They will need to plan for and chart their trip using the Negro Motorist Green Book. Links all required links and maps are included in the document.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Pearson My World Social Studies - Life in the Colonies Unit
This unit was created to accompany Pearson My World Social Studies chapter on Life in the Colonies. This unit incorporates all 4 lessons (New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies; Daily Life in the Colonies; Slavery in the Colonies; The French and Indian War). Each lesson has a note taking guide that can also be used for a study guide. Each lesson also contains a quiz. Some lessons contain an accommodated quiz for students with special needs. The reading guides/study guides and quizzes are cre
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3rd - 5th
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U.S. States 5 Regions Exit Slips
This fully amendable Word Document contains 5 Exit Slips. Each Exit Slip focuses on one of the following U.S. Regions: Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest & West. An Answer Key is also included.
A word bank is provided for each region. Each word bank only contains the States found in that region. The 5 Exit Slips include all 50 States.
This is a great Formative Assessment is your class is studying the 50 States.
Each sheet contains two Exit Slips for the same Region. Just print &a
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4th - 12th
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Reconstruction Assessment/ Worksheet
This assessment is an easy way to quickly see where your students are when covering the reconstruction era. This could also be used as a worksheet or homework!
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4th - 7th
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Civil Rights Movement Close Reading Passages
This is 6 close reading passages with discussion questions and comprehension questions. The passages include Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, The Voting Rights Act, Thurgood Marshall, Brown Vs The Board of Education, and the Lunch Counter Sit-ins.
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4th - 8th
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Revolutionary War on Wednesday Worksheets (Magic Tree House #22)
This is a collection of 10 worksheets for the Magic Tree House book, Revolutionary War on Wednesday, by Mary Pope Osborne. Each sheet corresponds to a chapter in the book and features chapter-specific wordlists and drawing or critical thinking and connection questions. This collection would be perfect for a book club, social studies read aloud or a guided reading setting, as a center, early-finishers sheet or homework.
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1st - 5th
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Texas Settler Letter
Students will write a letter from the perspective of a Texas settler during Mexican rule. Includes a rubric page with space for teacher feedback.
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4th - 8th
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Fill in the Blank- French and Indian War
This is a basic summary of the French and Indian War and why it was fought. Key words have been removed for the students to fill in. They can be filled in independently using the word bank or during instruction of the material. I have included a teacher's answer key to help with any grading.
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4th - 5th
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American Revolution Review Homework Assignment
A review packet or study guide to help students review key concepts of the American Revolution. It includes:
1. Questions
2. Vocabulary/Term identifications
3. Graphic Organizers
4. British vs. Patriot
5. Important People
This could also be used in class, for homework, for remediation following an assessment.
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4th - 8th
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The Preamble Word Search Puzzle
A crossword using 22 key terms from the Preamble of the US Constitution. It is only one page even though the preview shows two.
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4th - 12th
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Western Expansion
Reading comprehension on Western Expansion. This resource includes multiple choice questions, a written response, and answer key. This reading includes reference to the Louisiana Purchase, Manifest Destiny , and the effects of Western Expansion.. This should be used as an introduction to a Western Expansion unit. It is an information text aligned to multiple CCSS.ELA-LITERACY standards. Students will have to use prior knowledge in order to infer properly. Could be used for grades 3-6.
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4th - 7th
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Visualizing Major Battles of the American Revolution Assignment
I use this as homework assignments throughout the weeks that I teach the battles of the Revolution.
I created this assignment because students often had difficulty remembering the battles of the Revolution (they got them mixed up frequently.) This assignment helps them to pick out the most important details (where, when, who won and why is it important) and to also draw a picture of the major events of the battles.
This assignment really works to help students remember the battles and they h
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4th - 11th
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