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The Mayflower Compact
Explore Colonial times by reading the Mayflower Compact. This reference includes the text of... | ||
The Great Gatsby Unit
Project ideas, vocabulary lists and quizzes, and reference materials for The Great... | William Bradford Biography
A brief biography of William Bradford, writer of "Of Plymouth Plantation."... | |
Columbus Discovers a New World
Students label a map of Columbus's first voyage. Answer key is included. | Thanksgiving Menu: Then & Now
Compare the first Thanksgiving dinner in Colonial times to the one we celebrate today. This is... | |
Columbus's First Voyage to the New World
This page of facts about Columbus serves as an excellent background reference for educators. | Animal Farm
Although Animal Farm is an allegory of the 1917 Russian Revolution, the story is just as... | |
Columbus's Voyages
A list of Christopher Columbus's voyages and the places he landed on each of them. | ||
Music and Interdisciplinary Connections
Teach students to understand relationships between music and other art forms. | Cranberry-Nut Bread
Celebrate Thanksgiving with this delicious recipe for cranberry-nut bread. This reference... | |
Indian Pudding
Celebrate Thanksgiving with this delicious recipe for Indian Pudding. Get a taste of life in... | ||
The History & Poetry of "In Flanders Fields"
Learn about the history behind "In Flanders Fields" while reviewing tetrameter and sonnet form.... | Of Plymouth Plantation Excerpt
An excerpt from William Bradford's Of Plymouth Plantation. This resource will help... | |
Pilgrims Meet the New World
Students practice map-reading skills by analyzing a printable map showing the landing of the... | Of Plymouth Plantation
Lessons, websites, recommended books concerning William Bradford's Of Plymouth... | |
William Bradford's Mayflower Passenger List
A list of the passengers on the Mayflower and a brief history of the sail. | Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address
The text of Lincoln's second inaugural address, given on Saturday, March 4, 1865. This is a... |

