Texas Revolution Interactive Notebook Kit - Texas History

This Texas Revolution Interactive Notebook kit is a great way to bring a more tactile version of the Texas Revolution into your classroom. Activities included in this resource aid students in creating materials to enrich their learning of the Texas Revolution.

My students love to cut, fold, and color their notes and I love the way they use their INBs to remember their learning about the fight for Texas Independence.

This notebook kit is perfect for recording your students' learning during your Texas Revolution Unit to keep as an artifact of their learning all year long.

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Included in the Texas Revolution Interactive Notebook kit:

• The Decree of April 6th
• Defenders v. Invaders of the Alamo
• Individuals of the Revolution
• Causes and Effects of the Texas Revolution
• Map of the Battles
• Comparing the Mexican and Texan Armies
• Battle of San Jacinto Comparisons

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Activities are included in multiple formats to reach all learners. In order to achieve this scaffolded effect, many of the fold-ups have tabs that can be glued in with either fill-in-the-blank or completed information.

The best part of this resource is the differentiated activities!

All Texas History Interactive Notebook activities include a scaffolded approach that offers 3 options for completion to reach all learners:

1. blank template
2. fill in the blank template
3. completed template

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Standards Included in the Texas Revolution Interactive Notebook Kit:

- analyze the causes, major events, and effects of the Texas Revolution, including the Battle of the Alamo, the Texas Declaration of Independence, the Runaway Scrape, and the Battle of San Jacinto

- summarize the significant contributions of individuals such as Texians William B. Travis, James Bowie, David Crockett, George Childress, and Sidney Sherman; Tejanos Juan Antonio Padilla, Carlos Espalier, Juan N. Seguín, Plácido Benavides, and José Francisco Ruiz; Mexicans Antonio López de Santa Anna and Vicente Filisola; and non-combatants Susanna Dickinson and Enrique Esparza

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Other Texas Revolution resources include:

• Texas Revolution PowerPoint
• Texas Revolution I Have Who Has...
• Texas Revolution Task Cards
• Texas Revolution Notebook Kit
• Texas Revolution Vocabulary Match-Up
• Individuals of the Texas Revolution I Have Who Has...
• Texas Revolution Jigsaw

Or you can get it all in one place including daily lesson plans with the Texas Revolution COMPLETE UNIT!

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What Are Teachers Saying About the Texas Revolution Interactive Notebook Kit?

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Saves me on prep time in teaching Texas history.

-Leanne L.

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I've really enjoyed all of the Texas history resources I've purchased from this teacher-author! They've streamlined my planning for social studies! I'm grateful for the time I've recovered!

-Ashton W.

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Anything that can help kiddos better understand Texas history is a win-win for me. This is a really good resource to use with 4th graders!

-Deanna G.

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Want a whole year's worth of Texas History materials all in one place? Check out this Ultimate Texas History Bundle which includes:

• Texas History PowerPoints
• Texas History Interactive Notebook Kits
• Texas History Task Cards
• Texas History Jigsaw Activities
• Student Activities
• Suggest Lesson Plans in a Copy and Paste Format
• Word Wall Cards for Vocabulary
• End of Unit Assessments