Proclamation of 1763 | Social Studies for Google Classroom™ BUNDLE

This resource contains everything you need to effectively teach your students about the Proclamation of 1763, one of the causes of the American Revolution. It is perfect for when you need to teach social studies, but don’t have a lot of time in your schedule. These resources can easily be integrated into your reading and writing instructional time.

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☝RESOURCE #1: Proclamation of 1763 | Social Studies for Google Classroom™

The passage in this versatile resource combines social studies and reading informational text in one convenient lesson. It’s an effective and engaging way to teach your students about the Proclamation of 1763. It’s also compatible for use with your Google Classroom™ or for digital learning. 

In this lesson, students identify why the Proclamation of 1763 was issued, explain the details of the Proclamation of 1763, and describe the American colonists’ reaction to the proclamation.

Students will:

•read a nonfiction passage about the Proclamation of 1763

•complete a set of cloze notes OR graphic organizer for the passage

•practice key vocabulary related to the topic

•answer text-dependent questions

•write a summary of the passage

•demonstrate their understanding with an assessment

Included in this resource:

•Resource Overview

•Links to Digital Resources

•Lesson Plan Outline for 5 Days

•Nonfiction Passage – The Proclamation of 1763

•Questions to Practice Reading Strategies

•Cloze Notes of the Text

•Vocabulary

•Text-Dependent Questions

•Graphic Organizer and Writing a Summary

•Multiple-Choice Assessment

•Foldable for Interactive Notebooks

•Answer Keys

Google Slides™ or Google Forms™ Versions of the:

•Nonfiction Passage

•1-2-3 Text Graphic Organizer

•Vocabulary Definitions with Image

•Vocabulary Worksheet (Self-Grading)

•Text-Dependent Questions

•Summary Graphic Organizer

•Assessment (Self-Grading)

✌RESOURCE #2: Proclamation of 1763 | Social Studies | Research Project for Google Classroom™

Your students will love learning about the Proclamation of 1763 - one of the causes of the American Revolution - with this fun research project. Scaffolded notes support students through the research process from start to finish. Simply share the link to the kid-friendly Reference Website created for this project with your students and give them a copy of the scaffolded notes to complete their research. Print and digital options make this resource PERFECT for any teaching situation!

▶️Tired of looking for kid-friendly, ad-free websites your students can use for their research? Then don’t! This resource includes a link to a Reference Website created exclusively for this research project!

Students will:

•conduct a short research project about the Proclamation of 1763

•navigate a website to find information

•write sentence stems to demonstrate their understanding of the content

•reinforce their learning with review questions

•synthesize their research by writing a summary

•complete a short assessment

Included in this resource:

•Links to Digital Resources

•Daily Lesson Plans for 5 Days

•Worksheets - research notes, writing sentence stems, retrieval practice, and writing a summary (print AND digital)

•Quick Quiz Assessment (print AND digital)

•Answer Keys

•Custom-Designed Reference Website (created in Google Sites™)

Google Slides™ or Google Forms™ versions of the:

•Guided Research Notes

•Writing Sentence Stems

•Retrieval Practice

•Summary Graphic Organizer

•Quick Quiz Assessment (Self-Grading)

The structured format of the scaffolded notes supports students through the research process. Plus, because we know real learning is not a “one and done” event, having multiple opportunities to interact with the content offers your students more chances to succeed!!

Easily differentiate between TWO levels of support:

1. Display the Reference Website on your whiteboard and complete the research project together as a class - a GREAT idea of the beginning of the year or students new to the research process. 

2. Have students who can work on their own? Share the link to the Reference Website through your Google Classroom™ instead. Students can complete their research notes independently.

Why waste time and money buying separate print and digital resources for the SAME lesson? This ONE resource gives you ALL the options!

1. Digital versions let you save time at the copy machine and display them on the whiteboard, or use it for distance learning and share through your Google Classroom™. 

2. Don’t need digital resources? Just print-and-go with the paper versions in the PDF. Easy!

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Happy Teaching! ~ The Reflective Educator

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