13 Unique Colonies Map Bundle (Free Printable Worksheets)

13 Unique Colonies Map (Clean)

Use this map to find and label every colony. Assist college students perceive extra in regards to the context of this time interval by labeling the map with the Native American tribes that lived in every space.

13 Unique Colonies Map (Labeled)

This map is a superb reference for college kids who want a reminder as they reply questions, work on analysis initiatives, or full writing duties in regards to the colonies.

Use this KWL chart (Know–Need To Know–Discovered) to activate college students’ background information and ignite their curiosity. First, college students full the “Know” column with info they already know in regards to the 13 Colonies. You can even speak about the place college students discovered that info.

Then, college students generate questions to jot down within the “Need To Know” part. As they be taught extra, they reply their questions and add to the “Discovered” column. This exercise will be completed as a category, in small teams, or individually, relying in your college students.

13 Unique Colonies Studying Passage

Learn this overview of the 13 unique colonies, why folks got here from Europe and different elements of the world, how they interacted with the Native People, and the way the colonists survived to develop into self-governing.

13 Unique Colonies Internet

After college students learn in regards to the 13 Colonies, they use an online to prepare what they be taught. College students write the subject (13 Unique Colonies) within the middle circle. Then they use the article to finish every of the 5 query stems within the internet: 

• What had been the colonies?
• Who lived within the colonies? (Who lived in these locations first, and who arrived within the seventeenth century?)
• The place had been the colonies?
• Why did settlers come to the colonies?
• When had been the colonies settled?

13 Unique Colonies Journey Brochure

College students select an space or area and use on-line sources to create a trifold. When college students have completed, match them in teams so that they have the 13 Unique Colonies between them and may share what they discovered about every space.