Road to revolution

Learn everything you need to know about teaching the American Revolution, including important events, free lessons, and more!

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Teaching social studies can be difficult, as it is often the first subject cut when you inevitably run out of time to get everything done in a day, and it is also the subject for which your school district is least likely to buy curriculum materials. Are you trying to teach your students to be historians and good citizens without the luxury of district provided materials? I have you covered with materials for 4th grade social studies and 5th grade social studies that will last for the entire…

The Road to the Revolution Illustrated Timeline project is a fun, creative, and interactive way to teach the American Revolution. This project takes students through the events leading up to the American Revolution, from the Proclamation of 1763 – The Battles of Lexington and Concord.

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When I’m teaching the American Revolution, I jump out of bed everyday, and (after coffee), I can’t wait to get into my classroom. Teaching this pivotal time right at the dawn of the United States

Happy Friday Eve!! I am linking up with Jessica from Joy in the Journey and Becky from Compassionate Teacher for their: I know that I've blogged about these bulletin boards before, but with testing last week and only two and half weeks of school left, I've slacked a bit on the bulletin boards (yep, I'm a big slacker...) Here is a working timeline that we made for the Road to Revolution. This was it at its beginning stages: This board was made from: aqua sentence strips stapled up, white…

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Help your kid keep track of all the developments that led to the American Revolution, by portraying the steps visually and literally!