American Revolution Battles in the South Unit – Revolutionary War Activities

American Revolution Battles of the South uses Nonfiction Informational Text, THREE INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS, and a balanced mix of other engaging hands-on activities to teach students about the American Revolution battles at Fort Moultrie, the Invasion of Charleston, the Battle of Camden, Rebels in the South, the Surrender at Yorktown, and the Treaty of Paris:

• COMPLETE Lesson of Nonfiction Informational Text~we provide all CONTENT!
• Questions to assess Informational Text Comprehension
• Reference Map Skills using Reference Points, Cardinal, and Intermediate Directions
• American Revolution Battles in the South Vocabulary Quiz

Students will then use the American Revolution Battles in the South lesson content to complete THREE INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS (all patterns and step-by-step directions included!):

• Vocabulary Foldables
• Interactive Time Line Foldable
• Treaty of Paris Circle Chart and Cube

American Revolution Battles in the South, aligned with the 3rd-5th Grade Common Core READING and LANGUAGE Standards (see Preview for Standard Alignment), can be purchased separately or as part of our AMERICAN REVOLUTION INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK UNIT~NINE LESSONS!

We've included a context-appropriate American Revolution Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher-level activities and and Interactive Notebook assignments.

Download the American Revolution Battles in the South Preview to see the complete Lesson Plan, Common Core Standard Alignment, and samples from the lesson and activities.

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