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U.S. History | Lead up to the Revolutionary War | Gallery Walk Activity

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Learning is a Passion
Grades:
8-11
Activity Type:
Gallery Walk, Teacher Presentation
Answer Key:
Included
File Type:
ZIP and Google
  • U.S. History | Lead up to the Revolutionary War | Gallery Walk Activity
  • U.S. History | Lead up to the Revolutionary War | Gallery Walk Activity
  • U.S. History | Lead up to the Revolutionary War | Gallery Walk Activity
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Description

In this U.S. History activity, your students will be learning about the “Events that Led up to the Revolutionary War” (Causes) in chronological order. You can use the materials in this activity either as a Gallery Walk Activity OR as a teacher led class presentation and discussion (teacher choice): (Directions are included for both activities)

As a Gallery Walk Activity, your students will complete:

1) Introductory Activity (Warm-up)- Student will read an excerpt of Thomas Paines’ “Common Sense” and answer questions about the excerpts to introduce the struggle between the 13 Colonies and Great Britain.

2) Gallery Walk- Students will visit 15 Stations around the classroom and learn about the events surrounding the lead up to the Revolutionary War in chronological order. As they visit each station, they will answer corresponding questions to gauge their understanding of the events.

3) Exit Card- After they complete the Gallery Walk, students will exhibit their understanding of the events by using the 11 “assigned” key terms correctly in a summary of the events. 

As a Teacher Presentation/Whole Class Activity, your students will complete:

1) Introductory Activity (Warm-up)- Students will read an excerpt of Thomas Paines’ “Common Sense” and answer questions about the excerpts to introduce the struggle between the 13 Colonies and Great Britain. (In small groups or as whole class)

2) Teacher Presentation/Lecture- The teacher will present the 15 Stations of information in power-point format. As the information is presented, students will answer corresponding questions to gauge their understanding of the events.

3) Exit Card- After they complete the power-point questions, students will exhibit their understanding of the events by using the 11 “assigned” key terms correctly in a summary of the events.

The materials provided have a lot of flexibility and could be used in many ways to suit your class style.

Topics Covered:

French and Indian War

Treaty of Paris

Proclamation Line 1763

Albany Plan & Join or Die cartoon

British Taxation & Acts (Sugar, Stamps, Tea, Quartering, Declaratory, Townshend etc.)

Committees of Correspondence

Sons of Liberty

Boston Tea Party/ Boston Massacre

Olive Branch Petition

Common Sense

First & Second Continental Congress

Declaration of Independence

Lexington & Concord

AND MORE!!!!

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