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This bundle has all of the pieces listed in my store for the Regions of the United States Unit: Regions of the United States Primary and Secondary Sources Regions and Important Cities Quiz Regions of the United States Word Wall States Quiz by Region Regions of the United States Power Point

This bundle has all of the pieces listed in my store for the Reconstruction Unit: Reconstruction Power Point Reconstruction Primary and Secondary Resources 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments Civil War Writing Prompt Men of Honor Writing Reconstruction Quiz Reconstruction Word Wall/Mini Bulletin Board

This activity focuses on subtracting integers using red and yellow counters. The student will move the circles to model the given subtraction problem.

The math word wall has a variety of math vocabulary terms. The terms are color coded based on the five categories: Number and Number SenseComputation and Estimation Measurement and Geometry Probability and Statistics Patterns, Functions, and Algebra You could also print them using colored paper instead of colored ink. The vocabulary slides could be used for a variety of purposes in the classroom.

In my SS classroom, I am focusing on helping my students analyze and draw conclusions using primary and secondary sources. The slides have a variety of sources to use for the Reconstruction unit. The titles of the source and the reference link is found in the notes section. I plan to use these as whole group instruction, partner work, and as written work. There are a ton of questions that could be asked when analyzing these documents. I have linked a few resources for questioning.

This quiz is to assess the known location of the 50 states. The map and states are broken down by region.

In my SS classroom, I am focusing on helping my students analyze and draw conclusions using primary and secondary sources. The slides have a variety of sources to use for the unit. The titles of the source and the reference link is found in the notes section. I plan to use these as whole group instruction, partner work, and as written work. There are a ton of questions that could be asked when analyzing these documents. I have linked a few resources for questioning.

This Power Point breaks down the seven regions of the United States and important cities located in each region. The Power Point also includes types of maps that will make a great class discussion.

This allows students to click on the provided link and read the three amendments. There are a few questions listed per amendment.

This writing prompt compares Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, and Frederick Douglass.

This activity focuses on adding integers using red and yellow counters. The student will move the circles to model the given addition problem.

This a a writing prompt based on the Civil War.

This quiz assess information about important cities in the United States. It goes along with the Power Point.

This is a 10 question quiz on reconstruction.

This word wall/mini bulletin board is made for my Reconstruction Unit. The slides are: Title Slide 13th Amendment 14th Amendment 15th Amendment End of Reconstruction Robert E. Lee Abraham Lincoln Frederick Douglass

This word wall lists the seven regions in the US and the states/important cities that are located there.

This sign out sheet is to help you keep track of who is out of the room.