These 13 Colonies Activities teach your students about Colonial America in a fun, engaging, and interactive way! This lesson includes a 13 Colonies PowerPoint lesson with guided notes, a sort activity, and a flipbook to review. Students will learn about Life in the 13 Colonies: the New England Colony, the Mid-Atlantic Colony, and the Southern Colony.

This Resource Covers the Following Topics:

• Pioneers and Puritans
• Reasons for Settlement in the Colonies
• Geography of the Land
• Economy: how the colonists made money
• The Importance of Religion and Education in each Colony
• Types of Artisans
• Life for women, children, farmers, landowners, indentured servants, and African Americans
• New England Colony
• Mid-Atlantic Colony
• Southern Colony

This Product Includes:

• 13 Colonies PowerPoint lesson includes 95 slides of information.
• The PowerPoint lesson includes pictures, videos, and "turn and talk" questions to keep your students engaged
• Guided Notes that students can use to follow along with the lesson
• 13 Colonies Sort Activity
• 13 Colonies Flipbook Activity

This lesson correlates perfectly with Georgia Social Studies Standards: 3SS.E.25 and 3SS.F.28

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