American Revolution Battlefield Lesson
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- Contributor:
- Melissa Seideman
- Grade Level:
- 7-11
- Product Type:
- Jigsaw Activity
- File Type:
- DOC
- Pages:
- 14
- Answer Key:
- No
Description
This is a American Revolution Jigsaw Battlefield Lesson. There is a two page graphic organizer on the battles and effects of the American Revolution. I typically have my students complete this assignment in small jigsaw groups. There are four readings provided on the battle of Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill, Saratoga, and Yorktown. Then as a class we come back together to discuss the effects of the war. This assignment was created in Word and can easily be adapted for your classroom.
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