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Colonial America, or the 13 Colonies, were separated into three regions, the New England Colonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern Colonies.
The New England Colonies were dominated by the strict Puritans. The Middle Colonies were known as the Breadbasket Colonies. The Southern Colonies were the powerhouse of the colonial economy.
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After completing the activities in this bundle, your students will be Colonial America experts. The lessons and activities in this bundle are sure to spark your students' enthusiasm about history!
The New England Colonies: An Active, Engaging Unit
The New England Colonies were unique for many reasons, including their town meeting system of government, whale hunting, strict religious groups, and so much more.
It's fun to teach about the New England colonies when you have active, engaging materials!
Use the 83 Google Slides included with this unit to introduce each lesson in an engaging way.
Printable pages included in this unit:
Geography of the New England Colonies
•Informational Text
•Map Activity with Answer Key
Who were the Puritans?
•Informational Text
•Foldable Review Activity
Shrinking Biographies Contest
•Teacher Notes
•Biographies of Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams
•Examples
Who lived and worked in the New England Colonies?
•Informational Text
•Review Activity
•Who said it? Fill-in-the Blank with Answer Key
Education in the New England Colonies
•Informational Text
•Primary Source Analysis: New England Primer
•Create a Primer Page Activity with Example
•Compare and Contrast Diagram with Answer Key
Economic Activities of the New England Colonies
•Informational Text
•Foldable Review Activity
•Color By Code with Answer Key
Town Meetings in New England
•Informational Text
•Town Meeting Group Discussion Activity
Life in a New England Town
•Informational Text
•Envelope with Inserts Review Activity
•Draw & Write
King Philip’s War
•Informational Text
•Foldable Review Activity
New England Colonies Scoot Game
•Teacher Instructions, 28 Scoot Game Cards, and Answer Sheet
New England Colonies Unit Test
•Includes Answer Key
The Middle Colonies: An Active, Engaging Unit
The Middle Colonies, or Breadbasket Colonies, were a place of religious freedom and toleration. Use this unit to teach your students all about William Penn, Quakers, apprenticeship, Benjamin Franklin, regional geography, and more!
This unit was recently updated and I added 65 Google Slides to help you introduce each lesson in an engaging way.
Contents of this unit:
Geography of the Middle Colonies
* Informational Text
* Middle Colonies Map Activity with Example/Answer Key
Who were the Quakers?
* Informational Text
* Quaker Statements Activity
William Penn, Father of Pennsylvania
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example/Answer Key
Benjamin Franklin, Colonial Genius
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example/Answer Key
* Primary Source Investigation: The Franklin Stove
Middle Colonies: Economy & Government
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example/Answer Key
Life in the Middle Colonies
* Informational Text
* Envelope and Inserts Review with Example/Answer Key
* Apprenticeship Description and Application
* Color By Code Review Activity
Middle Colonies Scoot Game
* Includes 28 Scoot Cards, Student Answer Sheet, and Answer Key
Middle Colonies Unit Test
* Includes Answer Key
The Southern Colonies: An Active, Engaging Unit
The Southern Colonies were founded with profit in mind. This no prep, ready-to-use unit will help you teach the Southern Colonies with confidence and excitement.
From the founding of the Southern Colonies to the plantation system, economy, colonial government, and more... This unit has it all!
The printable pages in this unit were recently updated. I added 95 Google Slides to help you introduce each lesson in an engaging way.
Contents of this unit:
Geography of the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Map Activity with Answer Key
Founding of the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Create an Informational Chart with Answer Key
Who was Lord Baltimore? / Who was James Oglethorpe?
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Government in the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Economic Activities of the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Government & Economic Activities of the Southern Colonies Color By Code
* Color By Code Key
* Color By Code Image
* Example/Answer Key
The Plantation System of the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Life in the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Native Americans in the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Southern Colonies Scoot Game
* Student Answer Sheet
* Scoot Game Cards
* Answer Key
Southern Colonies Unit Test with Answer Key
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Keep the momentum going! The Road to Revolution is the next step in your students' study of American History. Check out this unit:
Road to Revolution: The Colonies Unite- An Active, Engaging Uni
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©2016-2024 Jenifer Bazzit. All rights reserved.
Before I became a teacher-author, I wasn’t familiar with copyright law. You may not have the first clue about copyright and that’s ok! To simplify things, please understand that you have purchased ONE license to use this product in your classroom. This product belongs to me and is copyrighted under my name, so you may not share it freely, email it to coworkers, or upload it to any website, including your school website, district website, blog, or an educational-sharing site. I appreciate your consideration!
Colonial America (13 Colonies) Bundle - New England, Middle, & Southern Colonies
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Colonial America, or the 13 Colonies, were separated into three regions, the New England Colonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern Colonies.
The New England Colonies were dominated by the strict Puritans. The Middle Colonies were known as the Breadbasket Colonies. The Southern Colonies were the powerhouse of the colonial economy.
Buy the bundle and SAVE!
After completing the activities in this bundle, your students will be Colonial America experts. The lessons and activities in this bundle are sure to spark your students' enthusiasm about history!
The New England Colonies: An Active, Engaging Unit
The New England Colonies were unique for many reasons, including their town meeting system of government, whale hunting, strict religious groups, and so much more.
It's fun to teach about the New England colonies when you have active, engaging materials!
Use the 83 Google Slides included with this unit to introduce each lesson in an engaging way.
Printable pages included in this unit:
Geography of the New England Colonies
•Informational Text
•Map Activity with Answer Key
Who were the Puritans?
•Informational Text
•Foldable Review Activity
Shrinking Biographies Contest
•Teacher Notes
•Biographies of Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams
•Examples
Who lived and worked in the New England Colonies?
•Informational Text
•Review Activity
•Who said it? Fill-in-the Blank with Answer Key
Education in the New England Colonies
•Informational Text
•Primary Source Analysis: New England Primer
•Create a Primer Page Activity with Example
•Compare and Contrast Diagram with Answer Key
Economic Activities of the New England Colonies
•Informational Text
•Foldable Review Activity
•Color By Code with Answer Key
Town Meetings in New England
•Informational Text
•Town Meeting Group Discussion Activity
Life in a New England Town
•Informational Text
•Envelope with Inserts Review Activity
•Draw & Write
King Philip’s War
•Informational Text
•Foldable Review Activity
New England Colonies Scoot Game
•Teacher Instructions, 28 Scoot Game Cards, and Answer Sheet
New England Colonies Unit Test
•Includes Answer Key
The Middle Colonies: An Active, Engaging Unit
The Middle Colonies, or Breadbasket Colonies, were a place of religious freedom and toleration. Use this unit to teach your students all about William Penn, Quakers, apprenticeship, Benjamin Franklin, regional geography, and more!
This unit was recently updated and I added 65 Google Slides to help you introduce each lesson in an engaging way.
Contents of this unit:
Geography of the Middle Colonies
* Informational Text
* Middle Colonies Map Activity with Example/Answer Key
Who were the Quakers?
* Informational Text
* Quaker Statements Activity
William Penn, Father of Pennsylvania
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example/Answer Key
Benjamin Franklin, Colonial Genius
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example/Answer Key
* Primary Source Investigation: The Franklin Stove
Middle Colonies: Economy & Government
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example/Answer Key
Life in the Middle Colonies
* Informational Text
* Envelope and Inserts Review with Example/Answer Key
* Apprenticeship Description and Application
* Color By Code Review Activity
Middle Colonies Scoot Game
* Includes 28 Scoot Cards, Student Answer Sheet, and Answer Key
Middle Colonies Unit Test
* Includes Answer Key
The Southern Colonies: An Active, Engaging Unit
The Southern Colonies were founded with profit in mind. This no prep, ready-to-use unit will help you teach the Southern Colonies with confidence and excitement.
From the founding of the Southern Colonies to the plantation system, economy, colonial government, and more... This unit has it all!
The printable pages in this unit were recently updated. I added 95 Google Slides to help you introduce each lesson in an engaging way.
Contents of this unit:
Geography of the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Map Activity with Answer Key
Founding of the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Create an Informational Chart with Answer Key
Who was Lord Baltimore? / Who was James Oglethorpe?
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Government in the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Economic Activities of the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Government & Economic Activities of the Southern Colonies Color By Code
* Color By Code Key
* Color By Code Image
* Example/Answer Key
The Plantation System of the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Life in the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Native Americans in the Southern Colonies
* Informational Text
* Foldable Review with Example and Answer Key
Southern Colonies Scoot Game
* Student Answer Sheet
* Scoot Game Cards
* Answer Key
Southern Colonies Unit Test with Answer Key
Do you want to follow my store? Click on the "Follow Me" star at the top of this page. You will be able to see all of my new products and sales!
Keep the momentum going! The Road to Revolution is the next step in your students' study of American History. Check out this unit:
Road to Revolution: The Colonies Unite- An Active, Engaging Uni
Visit my blog for fabulous resources and ideas: Thrive in Grade Five
©2016-2024 Jenifer Bazzit. All rights reserved.
Before I became a teacher-author, I wasn’t familiar with copyright law. You may not have the first clue about copyright and that’s ok! To simplify things, please understand that you have purchased ONE license to use this product in your classroom. This product belongs to me and is copyrighted under my name, so you may not share it freely, email it to coworkers, or upload it to any website, including your school website, district website, blog, or an educational-sharing site. I appreciate your consideration!
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Thank you for your glowing review, Tonya! I am so glad to hear you loved it.
Katrina, thanks so much for leaving this comment. I love to hear this! It sounds like this resource was a hit for both you and your students and may even have instilled some love of teaching history in you. ;) Wish I could have seen those presentations! I bet they did a wonderful job.
Thank you for the thorough review, Taylor!
Honored by your glowing review, Megan - thank you!
Hi Deanna! I'm so sorry you are having trouble. Can you email me at jenifer@thriveingradefive.com and tell me if it's New England, Middle, or Southern Colonies that you are not able to open and I can send you the link in a different way.
