Colonial Self-Government Virtual Field Trip | Mayflower Compact to Declaration

How did colonial self-rule harden into a fight for independence? This Crucible of Self-Rule virtual field trip takes grades 6-8 from the Mayflower Great Cabin and the Virginia House of Burgesses to King Street and the Boston Massacre, the Green Dragon Tavern and the Boston Tea Party, Robert Bell's Common Sense print shop, and Independence Hall in 1776. Students explore panoramic stops, open artifact hotspots, read the field dossier, answer checkpoint questions, and stamp a printable Field Passport. No prep. Chromebook-friendly on pastportclass.com. Student and teacher passcodes included. Who this is for - Grades 6-8 civics / U.S. history / American Revolution origins - Teachers covering the Mayflower Compact, House of Burgesses, Boston Massacre, Tea Party, Common Sense, or the Declaration of Independence - Chromebooks, tablets, or classroom computers - Sub plans and digital station days What's included - 6 panoramic expedition stops on pastportclass.com - Artifact hotspots and site dossiers at each stop - Field checkpoint questions with instant feedback - Printable Student Field Passport & Worksheet - Teacher Guide & Answer Key - Access Guide & Lesson Plan with student and teacher passcodes Subjects: Civics, Government Standards: CCSS RH.6-8.1, CCSS RH.6-8.7
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How did colonial self-rule harden into a fight for independence? This Crucible of Self-Rule virtual field trip takes grades 6-8 from the Mayflower Great Cabin and the Virginia House of Burgesses to King Street and the Boston Massacre, the Green Dragon Tavern and the Boston Tea Party, Robert Bell's Common Sense print shop, and Independence Hall in 1776. Students explore panoramic stops, open artifact hotspots, read the field dossier, answer checkpoint questions, and stamp a printable Field Passport. No prep. Chromebook-friendly on pastportclass.com. Student and teacher passcodes included. Who this is for - Grades 6-8 civics / U.S. history / American Revolution origins - Teachers covering the Mayflower Compact, House of Burgesses, Boston Massacre, Tea Party, Common Sense, or the Declaration of Independence - Chromebooks, tablets, or classroom computers - Sub plans and digital station days What's included - 6 panoramic expedition stops on pastportclass.com - Artifact hotspots and site dossiers at each stop - Field checkpoint questions with instant feedback - Printable Student Field Passport & Worksheet - Teacher Guide & Answer Key - Access Guide & Lesson Plan with student and teacher passcodes Subjects: Civics, Government Standards: CCSS RH.6-8.1, CCSS RH.6-8.7

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Grade Levels: Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9
Subject: Social Sciences
Subject Topics: Social Sciences - Civics & Citizenship
Resource Type: Worksheets, Assessments, Teacher Manuals, Lessons, Games, Other
Number of Pages: 9
Teacher Answer Key: Yes
File Formats Included: PDF , ZIP , Other

Curriculum Alignment

Framework: Common Core State Standards (CCSS)
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