Included are 2 full-color printables ready to hand out to students or blow up into posters! Colonies Map Included are a full color poster and two student graphic organizers that can be used for notes or as assessment tools for identifying the colonies on a map and each region's PEGS information.
Virginia history begins with studies of the Jamestown Colony, and this post is filled with ideas for teaching about Colonial Times across the curriculum. Check it out on Virginia is for Teachers.
Nine year old Sage hosts a web series featuring Colonial Craft tutorials from the 1700’s. She walks you through step by step how to create various items from colonial days and gives both historic and modern options, in just five minutes!! In addition to the colonial craft tutorial there is always a bite size history lesson and always a lot of humor and fun. Oh and a great homemade colonial dress and hat ;) All supplies are listed on each page with links to purchase. (They are all reasonable and won’t break the bank. Most items you already have around
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Colonial-style homes are known for their historic roots and symmetrical designs. Check out these before-and-after colonial home remodels that update and modernize exteriors.
Learned about the founding of the American colonies and then bring them to life by simulating life in the colonial era.
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I came up with the idea for Race to the Galaxy (originally named Space Colonies) after reviewing games on the PhysEdGames YouTube channel. Since I’m a huge Sci-Fi fan, I really wanted to add a space-themed activity to my cooperative … Read More
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Learn About the 7 Continents! Exploring the 7 Continents has never been more exciting! It’s a Small World Continent Study is filled with over 35 activities to help your students gain a greater understanding of the seven continents. This 130+ page unit is filled with great resources, posters, printables, activities, and projects that will open […]
This list of the 7 best things to do in Salta and Jujuy helps you planning your trip to Northern Argentina: red mountains, good food & wine!
ALL ABOUT EARTH Get ready for a month filled with so many fun activities to teach your kiddos all about our planet Earth . I teach this unit in April so it coincides with Earth Day. I’ve loaded up this blog post post with read aloud book ideas, free videos you can share with your students,
Part two of the gorgeous Georgian home in Alabama of designer Caroline Gidiere on Design Chic today. Her gardens are incredible!
The connection between social studies and art includes different cultures while using art to explore history in new ways. Read more!
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We could not be happier to welcome our new roommate into our lives (aka our newborn son, Sam!) Here is our nursery reveal.
For some reason my students have a difficult time and often confuse state-country-continent. This little flip book helped out a ton, along with the book Me on the Map! Read on to my FREEBIE! If you are making these for a classroom of students I would just make patterns and let them trace each circle onto paper, rather than making copies for each child. First, we started off reading the book, Me on the Map. I also use this vocabulary to help my students! Now, onto the flip book! Here is an example of each page. Have fun and share a picture of how your flip books turned out in the comments!
Students love learning about space! Teaching the order of the planets from the sun is such a fun lesson, and students love making this Planet Flipbook. I created this flipbook as a hands-on way for students to learn the order of the planets, but also to pull in some fine motor skills practice. To begin […]
In a symphony of organic lines and natural forms, this exquisite print captures the serene beauty of the River Spean, nestled amidst the majestic peaks of the Scottish Highlands. Elegantly embodying the Art Nouveau style, the print evokes a sense of tranquil movement and harmonious landscapes. Swirling contours mimic the languid flow of water, leading the eye through undulating terrains of lush greenery and cool, mirrored surfaces. Soothing palettes of azure and emerald blend seamlessly, punctuated by the verdant accents of foliage and the silhouettes of trees that speckle the shoreline. The composition is a visual poem, with each curve and hue thoughtfully placed to celebrate the Scottish landscape's organic forms. Clouds with soft, billowy edges crown the scene, infusing the tableau with a feeling of upliftment and openness, while the tapestry-like overlay of intricate details adds a layer of ornate beauty to the vista. Adorning any space with this print promises to imbue it with the peacefulness of a Highland retreat, enticing onlookers to lose themselves in a world where nature's elegance reigns supreme. Conveying not just a moment in time but the timeless spirit of Scotland’s rivers, this piece is an enchanting addition to our 'Scottish Rivers' collection.
This thirteen colonies activity allows students to review the 13 colonies in an engaging, collaborative way. Students will demonstrate an understanding of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies' climate, geography, government, location, and education. Students then need to explain their thinking in a short response using supporting evidence and their knowledge of the 13 colonies. This is a fun cooperating activity for students and a great way for you to assess their learning. Like this 13 colonies activity? Click the link to check out the unit and save up to 20% by clicking here. Students will: Review characteristics of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies. They will show an understanding of the government, location, education, climate, and economy. This thirteen colonies' lesson includes: Teacher tips Student answer sheet Scavenger hunt clues EDITABLE - create your own for the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies Color Black and White Answer Key Check out this video preview: Preview Video How to use this activity: Social studies review lesson Observation for administration Cooperative learning activity Assessment Review activity Differentiated learning Check out this feedback from teachers: This was a great activity for the end of our 13 colonies unit. I even used it during an observation. The principal was impressed! Thanks! Instead of using this as a scavenger hunt, I used this as a review for students. I held up the card, read the clue, and gave them candy when they responded. Every single one of my classes LOVED it. I will definitely be using this resource in the future. Well put together, informative, and very helpful, especially as a content review. This was the perfect ending to our 13 colonies unit. The students really enjoyed it and were very engaged throughout! Thank you. My student and I both LOVED using this resource in the classroom! It was both engaging and easy to work with. My favorite way to use this resource was during our center activities. I recommended this to some of my colleagues to purchase also! This was a fun way to engage students before an assessment about the three regions/13 colonies, and I loved that it was editable so I could fit their needs! Other lessons and activities to support your 13 colonies unit: New England Middle and Southern Colonies Graphic Organizer Worksheet New England, Middle and Southern Review Activity 13 Colonies Reading Packet Jamestown, Roanoke, and Plymouth Lesson 13 colonies review activity Kindly Note: If you have questions, do not hesitate to email me at Teaching Muse Email PLEASE PREVIEW BEFORE PURCHASING __________________________________________________________________ Thank you for visiting Teaching Muse. I would love for you to become a follower. Teaching Muse followers receive new product information and discounts on any new items! __________________________________________________________________ All rights reserved by Teaching Muse. This product is to be used by the original downloader ONLY. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. Additionally, this product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and violates the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). They are intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.
As we celebrate July 4th let's talk about how we can teach our kids what true freedom in Christ is. Tricia Goyer shares 4 ways to celebrate.
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Lots of craziness and excitment this week! We started our end of the year Ocean Animals unit, and I have been having so much fun! Hopefully the kids have been, too (oh, and learning some things as well, haha!)! We started the week off by learning about the five oceans--I feel old since I was only taught about four main oceans, you know, way back when there were nine planets...Anyways, I found this song on Proteacher last year and fancied it up a bit for our song book...I do not know the song's author, so please let me know if you do! Click the picture to download it for free! We also did a lesson on the ocean's zones and made a fun foldable to hold facts about each layer. The kids were totally into all of those creepy creatures down in the twilight and midnight zones! The original idea for this flipbook came from this site. I tweaked it a little for my kiddos, and have included directions and a printable for you below if you'd like to add this to your Ocean file (or should I say, binder?). Click the pic below for the freebie! Next week, we are going to become marine biologists to prepare for our Ocean Animals Museum. I am so pumped! My team is doing a grade level Museum Day, with each class studying a different animal group. It is so much fun to watch all of our little firsties give their speeches and show off their published "All About" books, models, and posters. If you think your class would like to become wildlife biologists too, please check out my newest unit. It is common core aligned for grades K-2 (standards included) and it can be used to study any animal! Thanks for reading, and stay tuned for more Ocean fun and freebies in the next few weeks! And, if you have any great Oceans activities you'd like to share, I'd love to hear them!
