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SOUTH AMERICAN REVOLUTIONS SECTION II Haitian Revolution Brazilian Revolution Venezuelan Independence Chilean Independence new nations in South AmericaSubject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): French Revolution
This unit should be taught after the French Revolution due to its connection to the Latin American revolutions and Napoleon’s role in them. Part one covers Latin American geography. It presents majo…- Through Our Fathers Eyes Using Art and Primary Sources to Explore Causes of the American Revolution
Subject(s): History and Geography, Connections
Content Area(s): American Revolution
In this unit, students will learn about the events leading up to the American Revolution through primary and secondary print sources and artwork. Students will recognize that British and American poin… - The American Revolution 2
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): American Revolution
This unit is a study of the French and Indian War and a detailed focus on the American Revolution. Studies will explain the American government based on a Constitution: the debates and difficulties in… - The Earliest Americans Native Americans
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): The Earliest Americans
The Earliest Americans/Native Americans is a three-week unit. Students will learn about Asians who crossed the land bridge and settled on North America. They will also learn about the ancient tribes a… - The American Revolution and Its Heroes
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): American Revolution
In this unit first graders will learn about the exciting story of how the United States became an independent nation. Although an exciting story to us now, the students will learn about the struggles - YOU SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): American Revolution
This unit introduces students to some of the key people and events of the American Revolution. Through a variety of activities, the students will learn about events leading up to the revolution, the w… - EARLIEST AMERICANS Native Americans
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): The Earliest Americans
…d activities in order for the students to discover and develop an understanding of the Earliest American cultures and beliefs. The unit consists of eight lessons which will include tribes studied in t… - Revere Redcoats and Revolution
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): American Revolution
This unit takes a multiple intelligences approach to learning about the American Revolution. Students identify and locate the thirteen colonies, re-enact the Boston Tea Party and Paul Revere’s ride.… - The American Revolution
Subject(s): ESL
This unit on the American Revolution is specifically designed for a fourth grade classroom having a wide range of English proficiency. Using a variety of strategies to support students learning Englis… - American Revolution Puppet Shows
Subject(s): History and Geography
… in which they put themselves in the role of colonists and loyalists living at the time of the revolution. Students research an event from the revolution, focusing on a given character. As they write … - The Land Bridge and the Earliest Americans
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): The Earliest Americans
The Earliest Americans crossed the Arctic Ocean from Asia to North America during the Ice Age. Around 11,000 B.C. to 9,000 B.C., Native Americans walked across the land bridge and slowly migrated sout… - American Gothic
Subject(s): Visual Arts
The focus of this unit is on Grant Wood’s “American Gothic,” which is an example of Modern American Painting and “regionalism.” Students will gain an understanding of American regionalist pa… - A GUIDE TO NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURE
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): The Earliest Americans
This is a unit for 5th grade on North American Indians and how they lived. It will cover details in the geography of where they lived to what they lived in and how American Government policies led to … - American Indian Art
Subject(s): Visual Arts, Art and Music
Content Area(s): American Indian Art
In second, third and fifth grade students study American Indians. During third grade within the Visual Arts section in the Core Knowledge Sequence, students study American Indian artwork. In the Unite… - Journey An Ecological Discovery of Native American Habitats
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): Native Americans
…s ecology unit was designed to correlate with the Third Grade Core Knowledge Sequence on Native Americans. There are eight lessons and a culminating activity that develop all of the ecological concept… - We Have the Baker the Bakers Wife and the Bakers Son We Shall Have Bread The French Revolution 1789
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): French Revolution
The French Revolution will explore the extravagance of the absolute monarchs, Louis XIV, XV, and the XVI, that gave rise to a major financial crisis for the French government. Emphasis will be placed … - Bewildered But Not Lost A Trip into Early Exploration of the American West
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): Early Exploration of the American West
Join first grade as they blaze the Wilderness Road with Daniel Boone and set out exploring the American West with Lewis and Clark and Sacagawea. Through the use of hands on activities, journals, and w… - Liberacion Independence in Latin America
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): American Revolution, French Revolution
The revolutions in the United States and France led to other independence movements around the globe. In this unit, Latin America is defined and located on a map. The struggle for independence in Lati… - Liberty Equality and Fraternity The French Revolution
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): French Revolution
This unit will examine the French Revolution and the political, social, and economic problems that led up to it. It will cover in detail the topics outlined in the world civilization strand of the Cor… - Native American Studies
Subject(s): History and Geography
Content Area(s): Native Americans
The focus of this unit is on Native American cultures across the United States. It’s a hands on unit that allows the students to explore Native American life from past to present.
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