Printable maps, worksheets, poems, and games for learning about the 13 American colonies.
Students search the classroom for hidden colonial America fact cards. They use the information on the cards to answer the questions on the question sheet.
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Colonial Americans had many different jobs. Tell what each person does for a living. Jobs include wheelwright, blacksmith, miller, milliner, tanner, apothecary, cooper, cobbler, silversmith, gunsmith, and tailor.
This crossword features jobs that were once commonly held by colonial Americans. Use the clues to figure out where in the puzzle each word goes.
3rd through 5th Grades
This file contains three Venn Diagrams. First, compare and contrast schools today to schools in colonial times. Then, compare and contrast the New England Colonies to the Southern Colonies. Next, compare occupations in colonial times to occupations today.
Use the given data to make a line graph to show population growth in the American colonies during the 1700s. Then use the information in the graph to answer the questions.
Can you find each of the 13 Colonies hidden in the puzzle? Write the name of each colony on the blank lines and circle it in the word search.
Search for colonial occupations in the puzzle. Complete each sentence with a word from the word find.
This reading comprehension article describes the hardships of settling and living in colonial America.
This poem shows how hard it was to live on the frontier long ago. Milking cows, darning socks, and hemming a dress were some of the many household chores.
This 1775 map includes Massachusetts (including Maine), New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
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