American colonies activities

We're studying Colonial America in kindergarten and I think the most interesting part of what we've learned so far has been the various trades of the day (well....bartering was pretty cool...see my previous post!). We've read some text, watched some YouTube videos, and then the kids helped me come up with ideas for an anchor chart. The video we watched also included candle makers and printers, but of course, we forgot to include these! We discussed our favorite trade, acted these out, and of…

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Social studies worksheets provide a valuable tool for 5th grade students to deepen their understanding and reinforce their knowledge of various social studies topics. By engaging with these printable worksheets, students can enhance their comprehension of historical events, geography, government systems, and cultural diversity. With a wide range of subjects covered, these worksheets serve as an excellent resource for teachers and parents seeking to supplement their child's learning in an…

Learned about the founding of the American colonies and then bring them to life by simulating life in the colonial era.

Have you been wanting to add more project-based learning into your homeschool? This simple 13 Colonies Travel Brochure project will get you started.

During the 1700s, the American colonies were growing rapidly & more land was needed. Learn more with this free Westward Expansion Flip Book.

American Revolution Lapbook | Hands-on homeschool unit study about the American Revolution. | Lapbook for multiple ages

Free 13 colonies map worksheet and lesson (New England, Middle, and Southern). Perfect resource for 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades

Kids are more likely to be engaged and remember what they've learned when you bring history to life. Making your own quill and homemade ink is perfect for a Colonial America unit or Revolutionary War unit.