Engaging Social Studies Activities for the Week
Explore a week's worth of thought-provoking social studies activities, including vocabulary exercises, historical reflections, and analytical prompts focusing on colonial America. Enhance your understanding of key concepts such as free enterprise, trade, independence, and the French and Indian War. Perfect for students looking to deepen their knowledge and critical thinking skills in a fun and interactive way.
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Monday Get out your PINK VOCABULARY PACKETS! Use the vocabulary words, free enterprise and trade in once sentence while using the words in context. PRE-AP, in addition to the sentence, right the definition of each in your own words, not the words on the packet.
Tuesday If you were to live in one of the 13 colonies in the 1600 s, which of the 13 colonies would you pick and why? Your response must be 2-3 complete sentences. Pre-AP include the vocabulary words, region and founded in your response.
WEDNESDAY Explain in 2-3 complete sentences why you believe America began to develop into an country that valued independence. PRE-AP, include your vocabulary words, social and influence in your response.
Thursday Use your vocabulary words, Quakers and substance farming in a complete sentence, while using them both in context. PRE-AP also include the name William Penn.
Friday In 2-3 complete sentences, write down everything you know or THINK you might know about the French and Indian War. PRE-AP include the words, colonies and region.
