Texas Revolution Timeline Activity
- Contributor:
- Jeff Horn
- Grade Level:
- 4th and 7th Grade Texas History
- Product Type:
- Timeline Activity with writing
- File Type:
- Doc and PDF
- Pages:
- 1
- Answer Key:
- No
Description
Interactive Timeline Activity that has students figure out what event happened on the specific date, and then they have to explain in detail the importance of the event.
To add another level of rigor to the activity. Have students create an icon or #hashtag for each event that summarizes the importance of each event.
Or...you could have students justify IN WRITING what event they felt was the most important to the Texas Revolution.
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