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This is a great computer game for 5th students who have learned about the American Revolutionary War. It teaches about the people, battles, places, and events during the American Revolution. You play as a young 14-year-old boy living during 1777. You have to choose between "crown or country" and the story unfolds from there.

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Home School in the Woods

Activities perfect for 4th grade Colonial Day. great to display for bulletin board

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Social Studies Interactive Notebook | Print and Digital

World and US History for Kids

History for Kids -amazingly huge amount of information!

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History Globe

Jamestown online adventure game ~ The year is 1607. you are the captain of the Jamestown Colony in Virginia in this flash-based historical simulation. Will your colony survive and prosper or will it become another "lost colony"? FANTASTIC for fourth grade and up!

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Games

On the Trail of Captain John Smith - an interactive Jamestown Adventure. Another is available here: http://206.113.151.20/johnsmithtrail/default.asp

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More American Revolution

Teaching with a Touch of Twang: More American Revolution

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Teach With Erika

Create a Colonist: Fun mini-project / activity for a Social Studies unit on life in the 13 colonies. Common Core content area writing!

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My Secret Obsession

Road to the Revolution

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YouTube

"Too Late to Apologize--A Declaration." If I'd known this video existed, I wouldn't have spent an hour this afternoon trying to explain the Declaration of Independence! I'm pretty sure that's Mr. Jefferson on the violin, too.