American Revolution Interactive Notebook Unit – Causes of the Revolutionary War & Battles – Digital Download

Lesson 1 – The English Colonies

Lesson 2 – The French and Indian War

Lesson 3 – The Proclamation of 1763

Lesson 4 – Struggle for Power

Lesson 5 – Preparing for Battle

Lesson 6 – The American Revolution Begins

Lesson 7 – The Declaration of Independence

Lesson 8 – American Revolution Battles in the North

Lesson 9 – American Revolution Battles in the South

ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK UNIT:

• Questions after each lesson to assess Informational Text Comprehension – we provide all CONTENT!
• Thought-Provoking Discussion Questions to stimulate Critical Thinking
• Using Cardinal and Intermediate Directions to plot Southern Battles on a map
• Using Ordered Pairs to plot Northern Battles on a Coordinate Grid
• Differentiating between Primary and Secondary Sources
• Expository, Creative, and Journal Writing Assignments – we take students through the Writing Process
• American Revolution Time Lines utilizing Picture Cues-great for ELL Students!
• Caesar Rodney and Benjamin Franklin Biographies with follow-up Questions
• American Revolution Vocabulary Activities and Quizzes

Students will then use the American Revolution Content to complete ELEVEN Interactive Notebook Assignments (all patterns and step-by-step instructions included!):

• Vocabulary Circle Flaps
• English Colonies Circle Chart and Flip Book
• French and Indian War KWLH Chart and Four-Fold Organize
• Chief Pontiac Find the Fib Game and Two-Pocket Organizer
• Struggle for Power Interactive Time Line
• Patriots and Loyalists Foldables
• Revolutionary War Accordion Organizer
• Caesar Rodney Four-Fold Fact Organizer
• Declaration of Independence Pocket Time Line
• Benjamin Franklin Journal Page and Booklet
• Treaty of Paris Circle Web and Cube

We’ve included a context-appropriate Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher-level Writing Activities and Interactive Notebook Assignments.

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