Wilson Workshop

NO PREP! Students will simulate what it was like to live in Salem during the time of the Witch Trials. Perfect activity to use during Halloween, after discussing the Witch Trials or Colonial America, or after teaching the Crucible! Google Compatible and includes a Slides-based worksheet for students to follow along! PLEASE NOTE: This activity is designed to do as a whole class, so it will show outcomes for all chosen decisions. If you enjoy the witch trials be sure to check out "Would You Surv

A fun, interactive way to get your students excited about the American Revolution! In this quick and easy simulation, students are enlisted by His Majesty, King George III as royal engineers to design a tea crate that can withstand the attacks of the Sons of Liberty! A few simple materials required to create a lasting impression with your students. Compatible with: Road to Revolution coloring notesRoad to Revolution unit slidesBoston Tea Party: Mob EtiquetteSons of Liberty & the Capitol Riots:

NO PREP! Google Compatible! Can be used as a class activity OR as an independent assessment/activity. This interactive slide presentation introduces key American Revolution figures through interesting first-person accounts! Includes assessment questions after each figure. Presentation including: Thomas SumterFrancis MarionAndrew Pickensand More!Compatible with SCSS Standards! Can be used for individual or whole-group instruction!

NO PREP! Totally customizable, where you can adapt the fighters and sources to match whatever unit you are on! An 8-Bit way to learn about the major figures of the Antebellum Period and Manifest Destiny! Students will select which fighter they want and use four levels of sources to gather information to design them into the ULTIMATE FIGHTER for a Manifest Destiny video game, including their finishing moves, weapons, abilities, and more! Includes rubric and template slides. Fighters/sources inc

Use the interactive Google slides to drag and drop items that interact with SC state symbols! Drag the net over the state animal, put the straw in the state beverage, shine the spotlight on the state dance, and more!

This project or activity has students create a children's book that details how the Constitution was made for the new American Nation! It has students outline early plans, conflicts, and the Constitutional Convention! Includes a rubric and Google compatible template. A great, creative project that students of all ages have loved! Compatible with: Post Revolution Coloring NotesPost Revolution SlidesPost Revolution QuizSC Social Studies Full Year of Interactive Coloring Notes

Introduction to the landscape of SC, including regions, rivers, climate, etc. Begins with general SC Trivia. Compatible with: Early South Carolina Coloring Notes

Sing about the formation of the Georgia colony to the tune of the Addams Family! Compatible with SC 3rd and 8th Grade Social Studies Standards.

Designed to be printed front and back, this resource has baseball cards for 7 key figures/groups from the American Revolution that played a key role in South Carolina. Students use their copy of The South Carolina Journey, internet research, or slides presentation (Linked below!) to fill in the stats for each card. Covers South Carolina Social Studies Standards 8-2.4 and 8-2.5. Compatible with American Revolution Unit NotesAmerican Revolution Slides PresentationSouth Carolina Revolutionary Fi