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13 Colonies Students Journey through the Colonies with an Engaging Simulation!

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This resource was a great way to kick off our class unit on the American Revolution. The students were able to learn about each of the 13 colonies in an engaging activity.
This resources was loved by myself and my students. They were fully engaged and working hard! All students were engaged and loving the activity that I paired with this. 10/10 would purchase again.
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This is a Google Slides experience that guides students on a journey through the 13 Colonies. Students visit the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies and they write a narrative about the experience of two English travelers based on the prompts provided in the journey.

All of the information in the journey is based on real research. Each event is based on actual information regarding the 13 Colonies, and every event has been carefully edited for clarity, comprehension, and conciseness. Students will complete a graphic organizer comparing the social, political, and economic features of each of the areas and a colonial journal where they write about the travelers' reactions to particular events. You can use this as a framework for your entire 13 Colonies Unit!

With the CLASSROOM VERSION, the teacher presents the slideshow, and students complete a journal about their experience. The DIGITAL VERSION can be completed independently by students through Google Classroom.

Topics include - The New England Colonies | The Middle Colonies | The Southern Colonies | The Salem Witch Trials | The Beaver Trade was | Bacon's Rebellion | John Winthrop | William Penn | The Puritans | The Quakers | Life at Sea | Peter Stuyvesant | New York City | and much, much more!

The lesson is linked to the NYS Social Studies Framework, but you could easily cut and paste in your own standards for your state.

NYS Standards:

7.2c.1 - Students will investigate the reasons for colonization and the role of geography in the development of each colonial region.

7.2c.2 - Students will examine the economic, social, and political characteristics of each colonial region.


If you like this resource, check out my other resources in this unit!

Journey Through the 13 Colonies Interactive Experience!

Jamestown Settlement and the Mysterious Deaths

King Philip's War - The English and the Wampanoag

The Development of Race-Based Slavery

The Atlantic Slave Trade and the Middle Passage - Stations Activity

Mercantilism Interactive Experience

13 Colonies One Pager

13 Colonies - Review and Assessment

Included in this resource:

● A Google Slides Version of the handouts (You can make a copy of you want to make your own edits - You can also download this as a PowerPoint if you wish. I keep the document in Google Slides to preserve the fonts. Google exists on the internet, therefore, I provide a link to the slides in the lesson plan.)

● A link to the slides for the experience in Google Slides (this is done on purpose so that I can edit the file instantly if any changes are needed - It can also be downloaded as a PowerPoint if you wish.)

● PDF versions of the handouts

● A Detailed Lesson Plan - this includes all of the links. PLEASE LOOK HERE.

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11 pgs. 44 slides (digital 82 slides)
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Analyze the relationship between a primary and secondary source on the same topic.
Use precise language and domain-specific vocabulary to inform about or explain the topic.

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