NINE New World Explorers Lessons featuring Nonfiction Informational Text with a balanced mix of engaging hands-on activities + SIXTEEN INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS to focus on Explorers of the New World: Lesson 1: Leif Erikson Lesson 2: John Cabot Lesson 3: Giovanni da Verrazano Lesson 4: Jacques Cartier Lesson 5: Sir Francis Drake Lesson 6: Samuel de Champlain Lesson 7: Henry Hudson Lesson 8: Robert La Salle Lesson 9: The Future of New France NEW WORLD EXPLORERS ACTIVITIES: Questions after each lesson to assess Informational Text Comprehension Thought-provoking Discussion Questions to stimulate Critical Thinking Thematic Mapping Skills to make a map of Samuel de Champlain's Voyages Scale Mapping to measure the distance of Henry Hudson's Voyages Differentiating between Primary and Secondary Sources KWLH Charts with Follow-Up Questions Expository and Creative Writing Practice we provide all Outlines and Checklists New World Explorer Vocabulary Quizzes Students will practice Functional Text Comprehension by following written directions to make a miniature Viking ship. All patterns and step-by-step instructions included! Students will then use the New World Explorers Content to complete SIXTEEN Interactive Notebook Assignments (all patterns and step-by-step instructions included!): TWO Vocabulary Booklets TWO One-Pocket Vocabulary Organizers TWO Vocabulary Cootie Catchers with Two-Pocket Organizers TWO Vocabulary Flaps ONE Vocabulary Foldable Leif Erikson Journal Page and Interactive Booklet John Cabot Web and Cube Foldable Giovanni da Verrazano Accordion Foldable Jacques Cartier Interactive Time Line Samuel de Champlain Pocket Time Line Future of New France Four-Fold Organizer We've included a context-appropriate New World Explorers Glossary, Grading Rubrics for the Writing and Interactive Notebook assignments, and Answer Pages.

New World Explorers Interactive Notebook Unit (9 Explorers of the New World Lessons)

Amy Headley

VICTORIA SMITH

Splash! Publications

THIRTEEN COMPLETE Colonies Lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text with engaging hands-on activities + TWENTY TWO INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS to explore the history of each of the Thirteen Original Colonies, including the New England colonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern colonies: Lesson 1: Virginia Colony Lesson 2: Massachusetts Colony Lesson 3: New Hampshire Colony Lesson 4: New York Colony Lesson 5: Maryland Colony Lesson 6: Connecticut Colony Lesson 7: Rhode Island Colony Lesson 8: Delaware Colony Lesson 9: Pennsylvania Colony Lesson 10: North Carolina Colony Lesson 11: New Jersey Colony Lesson 12: South Carolina Colony Lesson 13: Georgia Colony ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK UNIT: Questions after each of the 13 Lessons to assess Informational Text Comprehension Thirteen Colonies Mapping Study Guide and Mapping Quiz Grid Math utilizing Letter Coordinates to solve a Mystery Puzzle Following Written Directions activities to practice Functional Text Comprehension Differentiating between Primary and Secondary Sources Primary and Secondary Source Research Project and Game all materials included! Map Skills using Cardinal and Intermediate Directions to plot points of interest KWLH Charts Vocabulary Activities and Quizzes Students will practice Functional Text Comprehension by following written directions to make a 3D Miniature Log Cabin. All Patterns and step-by-step directions included! Students will then use the Thirteen Colonies Content to complete TWENTY TWO Interactive Notebook Assignments (all patterns and step-by-step instructions included!): TWO One-Pocket Vocabulary Organizers FOUR Vocabulary Flaps TWO Vocabulary Foldables TWO Vocabulary Booklets THREE Vocabulary Cootie Catchers Virginia Colony Accordion Foldable New Hampshire Colony Flip Book George Calvert Journal Page and Famous Person Wheel Connecticut Colony Interactive Time Line Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson Find the Fib Game North Carolina Colony Cause and Effect Organizers New Jersey Pocket Time Line Famous Colonists Four-Fold Organizer James Oglethorpe Journal Page and Interactive Booklet During their study of the 13 Original Colonies, students will read biographies of these famous Colonists and Native American leaders: John Smith Nathaniel Bacon Hannah Dustin George Calvert Thomas Hooker Roger Williams Anne Hutchinson William Penn Sir Walter Raleigh Chief Powhatan King Philip We've included a context-appropriate Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher-level Interactive Notebook assignments.

Thirteen Colonies Interactive Notebook Unit (THIRTEEN Colonial America Lessons!)

NINE American Government lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text, a balanced mix of engaging hands-on activities + SIXTEEN INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS to focus on our country's system of Government from the first governments in America to the Continental Congress, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, United States Constitution, and the Bill of Rights: Lesson 1: Government Lesson 2: First Governments in America Lesson 3: The French and Indian War Lesson 4: Great Britain's Taxes Lesson 5: The Continental Congress Lesson 6: The Declaration of Independence Lesson 7: The Articles of Confederation Lesson 8: The United States Constitution Lesson 9: The Bill of Rights ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK UNIT: Questions after each Government lesson to assess Informational Text Comprehension thought-provoking Discussion Questions to stimulate Critical Thinking Primary and Secondary Source Research Projects Expository Writing~we take students through entire Writing Process Famous People Biographies Reference Mapping using Cardinal and Intermediate Directions Using Ordered Pairs on a Coordinate Grid to solve Mystery Puzzles Vocabulary Quizzes In addition, students will practice Functional Text Comprehension by following written directions to make their own 3D model of Carpenter Hall. All patterns included! Students will then use the American Government Content to complete SIXTEEN Interactive Notebook Assignments (all patterns and step-by-step instructions included!): TWO One-Pocket Vocabulary Organizers TWO Vocabulary Booklets Government Flip Book TWO Vocabulary Flaps TWO Interactive Time Lines TWO Vocabulary Cootie Catchers with Pocket Organizer Famous American Research Project and Cube Foldable Articles of Confederation Circle Chart and Interactive Learning Wheel Principles of Government Booklet Interactive Venn Diagram~George Washington and James Madison Find the Fib Game (facts and fiction about George Washington) + Two-Pocket Organizer Vocabulary Foldable We've included a context-appropriate Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the Interactive Notebook and higher-level Writing assignments.

American Government Interactive Notebook Unit (9 U.S. Government Lessons)

Our American Revolution unit was designed for teachers and homeschool parents searching for a comprehensive American Revolution curriculum aligned with the Common Core Standards. The American Revolution curriculum features 9 reproducible teacher-created American Revolution lessons. Each lesson includes a balanced mix of lower and higher level Common Core American Revolution activities that will take students on a journey through: the English, French, and Spanish Colonies the French and Indian War the Proclamation of 1763 Great Britain's Taxes the Boston Massacre and Tea Party Revolutionary War Battles the Treaty of Paris Our American Revolution unit will introduce students to famous Loyalists and Patriots King George III, General Jeffrey Amherst, Paul Revere, Caesar Rodney, Ethan Allen, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, General George Washington, and many others.

The American Revolution Interactive Notebook Unit (9 Revolutionary War Lessons)

SIX Complete Slavery Lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text, engaging hands-on activities, and TWELVE INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS to explore the Slave Trade in America, the Life of a Slave, the Birth of our Nation and its Impact on Slavery, the Underground Railroad, Slave Rebellions, and famous Abolitionists:   Lesson 1: Slavery's Beginnings  Lesson 2: A Slave's Life  Lesson 3:The United States of America  Lesson 4: Slave Rebellions  Lesson 5: The Underground Railroad  Lesson 6: Famous Abolitionists   ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK UNIT:  Questions after each of the 6 lessons to assess Informational Text Comprehension Thought-Provoking Discussion Questions to encourage Critical Thinking Primary and Secondary Source Differentiation and Research Projects KWLH Charts with Follow-Up Activities Journal Writing Project from a Slave's Point of View Underground Railroad Story~Pre-Writing Questions and Outlines Included Thomas Jefferson and Sojourner Truth Biographies with Follow-Up Questions Vocabulary Quizzes   Students will then use the Slavery Content to complete TWELVE Interactive Notebook Assignments (all patterns and step-by-step instructions included!):  One-Pocket Vocabulary Organizers Vocabulary Foldables Vocabulary Booklets Vocabulary Cootie Catchers Vocabulary Flaps Interactive Slavery Journal Booklet featuring 8 Journal Entries A Slave's Life Pocket Organizer Thomas Jefferson Find the Fib Game with Two-Pocket Organizer Slave Rebellions Cause and Effect Organizers Slavery KWLH Chart Four-Fold Organizer   During their study of Slavery, students will read biographies of Gabriel Prosser, Denmark Vesey, Nat Turner, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Harriet Tubman, and Frederick Douglass   We've included a context-appropriate Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher-level Interactive Notebook and Writing Assignments.

Slavery in America Interactive Notebook Unit (SIX Literacy-Based Lessons)

THIRTEEN COMPLETE Civil War lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text with engaging hands-on activities + SIXTEEN INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS to explore events leading up to the Civil War, the Union and the Confederacy, major Eastern and Western Theater battles, and Reconstruction: Lesson 1: A Nation Divided Lesson 2: The Confederate Army Lesson 3: The Union Army Lesson 4: The Civil War Battle of Bull Run Lesson 5: The Western Theater Lesson 6: The Civil War Battle of Shiloh Lesson 7: The Civil War Battle for New Orleans Lesson 8: The Eastern Theater Lesson 9: Invasion of the North Lesson 10: Civil War Battles of 1863 Lesson 11: Civil War Battles of 1864 Lesson 12: The End of the Civil War Lesson 13: Reconstruction ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK UNIT: Questions after each of the 13 lessons to assess Informational Text Comprehension thought-provoking Discussion Questions to stimulate Critical Thinking Reference Map Skills using Cardinal and Intermediate Directions Grid Maps utilizing Ordered Pairs on a Coordinate Grid Differentiating between Primary and Secondary Sources Expository Writing Practice~we take students through entire Writing Process Formal, Persuasive, and Friendly Letter Writing~we provide all Outlines Journal Writing utilizing Close Reading and Text Features to increase Comprehension KWLH Charts Vocabulary Activities and Quizzes Students will then use the Civil War Content to complete SIXTEEN Interactive Notebook Assignments (all patterns and step-by-step instructions included!): TWO Vocabulary Foldables TWO One-Pocket Vocabulary Organizers TWO Vocabulary Booklets THREE Vocabulary Cootie Catchers THREE Vocabulary Flaps Robert E. Lee Famous Person Wheel Interactive Venn Diagram Comparing the Union and Confederacy Civil War Interactive Expert's Journal featuring 18 Journal Entries Civil War KWLH Chart Four-Fold Organizer We've included a context-appropriate Civil War Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the Interactive Notebook and Writing assignments.

Civil War and Reconstruction Interactive Notebook (13 Slavery & Civil War Lessons)

TEN Westward Expansion/Manifest Destiny Lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text with a balanced mix of engaging hands-on activities + TWENTY INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS to explore the Louisiana Purchase, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the Gold Rush, famous trails West, as well as conflicts including the Texas Revolution and the Mexican War: Lesson 1: The New World Lesson 2: The Louisiana Purchase Lesson 3: The Lewis and Clark Expedition Lesson 4: The Santa Fe Trail Lesson 5:The Pacific Northwest Lesson 6: The Texas Revolution Lesson 7: The Oregon Trail Lesson 8: The Mexican War Lesson 9: The Gold Rush Lesson 10: Westward Transportation ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK UNIT: Questions after each lesson to assess Informational Text Comprehension thought-provoking Discussion Questions to stimulate Critical Thinking Scale Mapping to trace the route of the Pony Express Expository Writing and Research Projects utilizing Primary and Secondary Sources Journal Writing utilizing Close Reading Skills Paragraphs to compare and contrast John C. Fremont and Kit Carson Lewis and Clark KWLH Charts followed by Expository Writing assignment Vocabulary Activities and Quizzes Students will then use the Westward Expansion Content to complete TWENTY Interactive Notebook Assignments (all patterns and step-by-step instructions included!): THREE One-Pocket Vocabulary Organizers THREE Vocabulary Foldables TWO Vocabulary Flap Books TWO Vocabulary Booklets New World Four-Fold Organizer Louisiana Purchase Cause and Effect Organizers Zebulon Montgomery Pike Journal and Booklet Daniel Boone Find the Fib Game and Two-Pocket Organizer Pacific Northwest Interactive Expert's Journal Texas Revolution Interactive Time Line Famous Trails Flip Book Interactive Venn Diagram (John C. Fremont and Kit Carson) Gold Rush Accordion Foldable Pocket Time Line (George Custer and Sitting Bull) During their study of Westward Expansion, students will take an in-depth look at biographies of famous trail blazers Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, Daniel Boone, Robert Gray, Andrew Jackson, George Washington Bush, John C. Fremont, Kit Carson, George Custer, and Sitting Bull. We've included a context-appropriate Glossary, Lesson Plans, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the Writing and Interactive Notebook Assignments.

Westward Expansion Interactive Notebook Unit (10 Literacy-Based Lessons)

Arizona Geography is a State Standard-aligned Resource with 8 COMPLETE Content-Based lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text. We've packed this Unit with a balanced mix of engaging higher and lower level hands-on activities that students need to learn about Arizona Geography: Questions after each lesson to assess Informational Text Comprehension Thought-Provoking Discussion Questions to stimulate Critical Thinking Reference Map Skills using Cardinal and Intermediate Directions Latitude and Longitude Mapping activities Grid Maps using Number/Letter pairs on a Coordinate Grid Thematic Map Skills utilizing colors and symbols Vocabulary activities and quizzes In addition, students will complete a short Research Project to create an Arizona Travel Brochure. All research material and pictures included! Arizona Geography places a heavy emphasis on Mapping Skills, taking students on a journey through the five Regions of the United States before bringing them home to Arizona Regions, Arizona Water Resources, and Arizona Points of Interest. Each of the 8 Arizona Geography lessons requires students to create Reference and Thematic maps based on Cardinal and Intermediate Directions, Latitude and Longitude, Number and Letter Coordinates, and Grid Systems. Lesson 1: Northeast Region (Cardinal/Intermediate directions; Latitude/Longitude) Lesson 2: Middle West Region (Number/Letter Coordinates; Grid Systems) Lesson 3: Southeast Region (Cardinal/Intermediate Directions) Lesson 4: Southwest Region (Latitude/Longitude) Lesson 5: West Region (Cardinal/Intermediate Directions; Number Coordinates) Lesson 6: Arizona Regions (Thematic Map) Lesson 7: Arizona Water Resources (Thematic Map) Lesson 8: Arizona Points of Interest (Reference Maps) We've included a context-appropriate Arizona Geography Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher level activities.

Arizona Geography Unit (EIGHT Literacy-Based Lessons)

Arizona Government and Economy is a State Standard-aligned Resource with 10 COMPLETE lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text. We've packed this Unit with a balanced mix of engaging higher and lower level hands-on activities that students need to learn about Arizona Government and Economy: Questions after each lesson to assess Informational Text Comprehension Language Skills activities to reinforce Literacy in Social Studies Thought-Provoking Discussion Questions that encourage Critical Thinking Thematic Map Skills utilizing color and patterns Reference Map Skills utilizing Cardinal and Intermediate Directions Grid Math using Number and Letter Coordinates to solve a Grid Puzzle Primary and Secondary Source Research Projects Graphing activities with follow-up questions to analyze the graph Science experiment with Daily Record Sheets for growing Arizona s Citrus Franklin D. Roosevelt Biography and Discussion Questions Persuasive Writing assignments Vocabulary activities and quizzes Students will practice Functional Text Comprehension by following directions to create a model of a World War II P-47 Thunderbolt and complete a research project to make a giant Arizona County Puzzle. All patterns, research content, step-by-step instructions, and giant Arizona puzzle pieces included! Lesson 1: Arizona's Government Lesson 2: Arizona's Native Americans Lesson 3: Arizona's Economy Lesson 4: The Great Depression Lesson 5: World War II Lesson 6: Arizona's 5 Cs: Cattle Lesson 7: Arizona's 5 Cs: Copper Lesson 8: Arizona's 5 Cs: Cotton Lesson 9: Arizona's 5 Cs: Climate Lesson 10: Arizona's 5 Cs: Citrus We've included a context-appropriate Arizona Government and Economy Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher level activities and writing assignments.

Arizona Government Unit (TEN Literacy-Based Lessons)

California History is a Common Core and State Standard-aligned Resource with SEVEN COMPLETE lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text. We've packed this Unit with a balanced mix of engaging higher and lower level hands-on activities that students need to learn about California History: Questions after each lesson to assess Informational Text Comprehension Thought-Provoking Discussion Questions that encourage Critical Thinking How-to-Draw activities to practice Functional Text Comprehension Reference Map Skills utilizing Number and Letter Pairs on a Coordinate Grid Historical Time Lines using Picture Cues (great for ELL Students) Creative and Expository Writing assignments Grid Math using Number and Letter Coordinates to solve Grid Puzzles Vocabulary activities and quizzes Lesson 1: California's First People Lesson 2: California's Explorers Lesson 3: Spanish Missions in California Lesson 4: Americans in California Lesson 5: The Mexican War Lesson 6: California's Territorial Days and the Gold Rush Lesson 7: California's Statehood We've included a context-appropriate California History Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher level activities.

California History Unit (SEVEN Literacy-Based Lessons!)

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