Early colonies activities

When we studied Texas history last year I wanted a new to review the Age of Exploration,and I found a fun Age of Exploration printable game to play.

These resources and hands-on activities for studying colonial times will go great alongside your history lessons. Colonial times are worth studying.

When studying Colonial America, include as many games and hands-on activities as possible to bring this time period to life for your older kids. Making American history interactive shows middle school kids that history can be fun. There are so many fun things listed to do when learning about the 13 colonies. #USHistory #colonialhistory #middleschool #educationpossible

This post contains affiliate links. These free Early American History printables are a great addition to any history curriculum. We are using them with A History of US. This list includes something for everyone, K through 12th grade. Colonial America Puzzles & Worksheets Rhyming Couplets & Questions Create Your Own Tests & Worksheets choose time [...]

5 easy steps to turn any worksheet into an engaging activity with primary and secondary sources that reveal how Jamestown was established, human interactions, and life in the colony. Students will love being a tourist at each of the five Jamestown stations.

Tons of Jamestown Settlement Projects for Kids in this free unit on colonial america! Plus jamestown settlement crafts and free worksheets for kids of all ages in this colonial america lesson for homeschoolers and educational activities in school. #colonialamerica #historyforkids #kidsactivities

Bring history to life for middle school students with hands-on American Revolution activities. These are a fun way to add writing and art into history studies.

Silversmith history lesson Colonial trades as part of a Colonial American unit hands on learning #ushistory #handsonlearning #homeschool

After using the 3Gs of Exploration, I came up with the 3Ls of Colonization. Why were settlers coming to the colonies: Land, Livelihood, or Liberty? More than one?

These engaging activities will help your students study the Southern Colonies from U.S. history. This resource includes an interactive notebook, vocabulary word wall cards, writing activities, study guide, and test. It is perfect for your upper elementary 3rd grade, 4th grade, or 5th grade classroom. Click through to learn more about this interactive notebook and grab your own! #history #socialstudies #interactivenotebook #upperelementary #3rdgrade #4thgrade #5thgrade