Description
The Civil War – Interactive Notebook Activities include tons of vocabulary, people, events, and ideas for teaching about the Thirteen Colonies from an American History context.
Quick Notes ® and Digital Quick Notes ® templates are included too!
Topics covered include Slavery, States' Rights, Causes of the Civil War, Fort Sumter, The Civil War, Union, Confederacy, border states, Anaconda Plan, Gettysburg Address, Reconstruction, 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.
A complete list of vocabulary words, people, events, and big ideas is included in the preview.
This Interactive Notebook is part of my The Civil War Unit Bundle that you can see here. The bundle contains this Interactive Notebook and three more components:
2. Vocabulary Posters, Word Wall Cards, Flash Cards
3. Study Guides, Tests, & Modified Tests * Self Grading Google Form Versions*
The curriculum is completely editable for your own classroom needs. What can you edit?
· Study guides
· Tests
· PowerPoint presentations
· Interactive Notebook Pages
Not sure about the bundle? Try a complete bundle for FREE!
If you'd like to assess the overall quality of a bundle the entire first unit is now FREE!
Click here to download Unit 1 Native Americans Bundle for free!
Just need Interactive Notebooks?
I’ve bundled all 12 of my American History Interactive Notebooks for you! They are designed to take you and your students from the first American into the modern era. Find the 12 Interactive Notebook Bundle here!
Enhance this curriculum with activities from The Doodle Oven's Store:
- Illustrated Timelines
- Events Posters
- Events Coloring Activities
Do you need a textbook to use these materials?
No, a textbook is not required. This unit is designed to be used on its own or as a supplement to a textbook or other curriculum. Instead of relying on a textbook, students are building their own textbook with their interactive notebooks that include all the information they need- vocabulary, important people, events, and big ideas. I’ve included a primary document analysis activity in each unit.
All of my American History materials are part of a huge American History Curriculum Mega-Bundle. You can find that by clicking here.
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Description
The Civil War – Interactive Notebook Activities include tons of vocabulary, people, events, and ideas for teaching about the Thirteen Colonies from an American History context.
Quick Notes ® and Digital Quick Notes ® templates are included too!
Topics covered include Slavery, States' Rights, Causes of the Civil War, Fort Sumter, The Civil War, Union, Confederacy, border states, Anaconda Plan, Gettysburg Address, Reconstruction, 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.
A complete list of vocabulary words, people, events, and big ideas is included in the preview.
This Interactive Notebook is part of my The Civil War Unit Bundle that you can see here. The bundle contains this Interactive Notebook and three more components:
2. Vocabulary Posters, Word Wall Cards, Flash Cards
3. Study Guides, Tests, & Modified Tests * Self Grading Google Form Versions*
The curriculum is completely editable for your own classroom needs. What can you edit?
· Study guides
· Tests
· PowerPoint presentations
· Interactive Notebook Pages
Not sure about the bundle? Try a complete bundle for FREE!
If you'd like to assess the overall quality of a bundle the entire first unit is now FREE!
Click here to download Unit 1 Native Americans Bundle for free!
Just need Interactive Notebooks?
I’ve bundled all 12 of my American History Interactive Notebooks for you! They are designed to take you and your students from the first American into the modern era. Find the 12 Interactive Notebook Bundle here!
Enhance this curriculum with activities from The Doodle Oven's Store:
- Illustrated Timelines
- Events Posters
- Events Coloring Activities
Do you need a textbook to use these materials?
No, a textbook is not required. This unit is designed to be used on its own or as a supplement to a textbook or other curriculum. Instead of relying on a textbook, students are building their own textbook with their interactive notebooks that include all the information they need- vocabulary, important people, events, and big ideas. I’ve included a primary document analysis activity in each unit.
All of my American History materials are part of a huge American History Curriculum Mega-Bundle. You can find that by clicking here.
