Timelines can be a confusing concept for younger students, but this resource can help! This resource includes 16 photo posters and timeline activities to complement your unit about the Revolutionary War. The photo posters help students visualize and connect to the information and can be used in many different ways.
Some ideas:
✔Use them to introduce the unit
✔Display them around the classroom and have students travel around to complete their timelines
✔Use them as an attractive bulletin board display
✔Place them at a learning station so students can use them as a reference to complete their blank timelines
✔Use them as a way to review at the end of the unit
There are two different versions of the timeline. One is a cut, sort, and paste activity that match the dates on the posters. These are great to use as an activity for stations or have students travel around the room to complete their timelines using the posters as a reference. Also included are blank timelines so the student can add their own information and other important events/dates to match your unit.
Events included in this pack:
✔French Indian War
✔Stamp Act
✔Boston Tea Party
✔First Continental Congress
✔Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty or give me death!" Speech
✔Paul Revere's Ride
✔Battle of Lexington and Concord
✔Second Continental Congress
✔Declaration of Independence
✔Battle of Saratoga
✔Battle of Yorktown
✔Treaty of Paris
✔Constitutional Convention
✔George Washington becomes 1st President of U.S.
✔John Adams becomes 2nd President of U.S.
✔Thomas Jefferson becomes 3rd President of U.S.
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