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More American History Printables (Grades 3 & 4)
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Don't Say Ain't Discussion Guide
Promote thoughtful discussion on race, language, civil rights, and diversity with this... | ||
Star Design
Create a picture using the stars and stripes as basic elements. This arts & crafts activity is... | Learn About Lewis and Clark
Trace the route followed by Lewis and Clark to and from the Pacific Ocean. Through which states... | |
Booker T. Washington: Slave, Student, Success
Booker T. Washington was an influential African-American leader and advocate of education for... | ||
Birth of America Printable Book (4-8)
Take a detailed look at the people and events surrounding the signing of the Declaration of... | Design a Poster
Use this printable to have children make a poster honoring someone who has done something great... | |
Columbus Day Printable Book (2-5)
Browse a printable book of teachers' resources that features activities for middle-school... | ||
Reading Warm-Up 109 for Gr. 3 & 4: Historical Fiction
Develop students' reading skills with this printable passage of historical fiction about the... | Eve Bunting: A Teacher's Guide to Her Books
Introduce your elementary-school students to the wonderful writing of Eve Bunting and connect... | |
The Underground Railroad Matching Activity
Share the secret code of the Underground Railroad with your students. In this activity,... | All About Martin Luther King Jr. Quiz
Test your students' knowledge of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with this multiple-choice quiz.... | |
Underground Railroad Map - New Bedford, MA
This printable map will help students locate Underground Railroad sites in New Bedford,... | The Life of Abraham Lincoln Exercises
Children learn about the life of Abraham Lincoln by filling in the words to the story.... | |
Iroquois Confederacy: Seed for the U.S. Constitution
The Iroquois Confederacy inspired many ideas in the United States Constitution. The reading... | ||
Then and Now
This printable social studies activity focuses on comparing Colonial Times to the present. You... |

