13 colonies homeschool

American history activities and projects are the best way to make the subject interesting for tweens. They bring history for life and engage kids in a way that textbooks don't. This massive list of activities cover multiple points in United States history, like the 13 Colonies, westward expansion, the gold rush, and more. Add some of them to your homeschool history lesson plans and show your tweens how exciting history can be.

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13 Colonies | Sketch Notes | Reinforce the characteristics of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies with this sketch note activity great for grades 4, 5, and 6. Students will jot down their knowledge of the location, climate, geography, education, economy, and government of each of the thirteen colonies.

5 powerful primary sources to help middle school students understand the 13 Colonies (5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade). Worksheets included.

Fun hands-on American History lesson for elementary children covering Thirteen Colonies in 45 minutes for Kindergarten, 1st, & 2nd grade-level children - Includes notebook & lapbook pages - Use these fun lessons with your class, homeschool, after-school program, or co-op! US History - 13 Colonies

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.

Studying the 13 American colonies in your homeschool? Here are some great children’s books about Colonial America to help you learn! **This post contains affiliate links; that means I could receive a commission if you click through one of them and take action. See this disclosure to learn more. ** This list contains a nice […]

Have students identify the major economies and developments of the original 13 colonies using a storyboard! This is a great introductory activity or perfect for assessing comprehension.

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