American Revolution

Address a variety of learning styles with reading passages that also contain embedded video links! These pages are easy to print-and-go OR send to your students to view through Google Classroom. If you find that your textbook is...

Help your learners celebrate America with this fun and engaging craftivity! Kids of all ages will enjoy this 4th of July activity as they combine their creativity and patriotism. The first step in making this Independence Day mobile is choosing one...

It's time to celebrate America! But why is July 4th so important to our country? This set of 20 task cards is a perfect way for your learners to put their knowledge to the test. How many questions about the birth of the United States can they answer...

Students learn about the American Revolution through primary sources covering topics such as the Stamp Act, Boston Tea Party, Battle of Lexington and Concord, the Declaration of Independence, the Albany Plan of Union, Common Sense, the Boston Massacre,...

Students will place 15 events/acts/people/etc that are causes of the Revolutionary War (American Revolution) on a timeline and complete 4 other tasks using provided templates. They will then complete a news headlines activity for 4 of the causes and will...

Students will review the American Revolution by mixing and matching 34 terms/battles/people/ideas/etc to their images and identifications, answering 10 review questions, and completing a creative task. Students create their own images for 4 terms (a...

Students will review the people, ideas, and key terms from the period of the Articles of Confederation by mixing and matching 30 vocabulary terms to their images and identifications and answering 8 review questions. They will then create their own...

Students will review what they learned about the people, battles, documents, and more of the American Revolution by making trading cards, cubes, or both! Both options balance academic requirements with personal choice and creativity. A teacher...

This American Revolution bundle for US History has 45+ resources covering the Boston Massacre, Albany Plan of Union, Sons of Liberty, Common Sense, Declaration of Independence, Battle of Lexington and Concord, Boston Tea Party, Patriots versus Loyalists,...

Students will get an overview of America under the Articles of Confederation with this powerpoint and note guide (or it can be printed and used as a gallery walk). The topics and people covered include, but are not limited to, its powers and limitations,...

Students read 12 quotes about the American Revolutionary War, analyze 5 images, and respond to 25 questions. This would be great for a sub and the answers are included where appropriate. Sample questions include:--In what way had Americans become the...

Students will read 9 quotes from different points of view as to whether or not the colonies should declare independence from Great Britain and answer 20 questions. They will then analyze 3 images according to 4 prompts. The answers are included where...