Reform Movement Card Sort - FREE
- Bulk Pricing:
- Buy in bulk and save
- Contributor:
- Evageline Mitchell - Teaching Out of the Box
- Grade Level:
- 5-12
- Product Type:
- Card Sort
- File Type:
- Pages:
- 10
- Answer Key:
- Yes
Description
This card sort enables teachers to actively engage students in the learning the significant reform movements of the early 1800s.
The card sort addresses the goals, leaders and accomplishments of each movement.
This product also contains leveled questions to facilitate student assessment after the completion card sort.
The product contains easy to cut cards enabling a teacher to quickly complete the preparation for the card sort.
Created by Evageline Mitchell - Teaching Out of the Box
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Reform Movement Sort
I found this to be very clear and easy to use, I like how it forces students to analyze different parts of the Reform Movement.
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