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Pilgrims
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Includes multiple-choice, short- and long-answer comprehension questions, a writing prompt, vocabulary review and more for this book about a different kind of pilgrim.
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The pages for this book unit include: 1 page of background information and suggested activities and discussion topics; a writing activity on moving to a new country; a writing activity about a time when you felt that you were different from others; an story boarding activity; a compare and contrast activity including Venn Diagram; templates for differentiated activities choices; and templates for rubrics and scoring student work; a word search and answer key. (11 pages)
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Chapter-by-chapter questions review comprehension of Elizabeth George Speare's Newbery winner about a girl growing up (and not fitting in) in 1680s Puritan America.
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coloring page
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holidays illustration
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holidays illustration
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holidays illustration
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coloring page
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holidays illustration
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holidays illustration
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holidays illustration
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holidays illustration
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A picture to color and space to write a very short story with theme words from a word bank.
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A picture to color and lines to write about the Mayflower.
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A picture to color and wide lines to write about the Mayflower.
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Research the supplies the Pilgrims would have needed to take, and write the supplies in the sails of the Mayflower picture below.
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Color this drawing of a Pilgrim family.
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Color the picture of a Pilgrim family. This coloring page presents a good opportunity to talk with students about the types and colors of clothes worn by Pilgrims.
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A factual reading comprehension on the historical mystery of the lost colony of Roanoke.
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Easy reading comprehensions (Pilgrims, The Mayflower, Squanto, The First Thanksgiving, Pilgrim Life) for early readers, plus a crossword, word search, and more.
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Six great fact-filled reading comprehensions in one place: Who Were the Pilgrims?; The Mayflower; The Mayflower Compact; The First Year; Squanto; The "First" Thanksgiving.
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When was the first Thanksgiving really? Think it was in 1621? Learn the truth about thanksgivings and harvest festivals with this thoughtful and thorough reading comprehension.
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Make your own old-fashioned quill pen.
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Three printable cards with graphics to color and lines for writing facts about the Pilgrims.
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