The Green Mountain Boys: A Historic Militia

This three-page resource introduces the Green Mountain Boys, Ethan Allen, and the capture of Fort Ticonderoga.

$3USD · Digital download

This three-page resource introduces the Green Mountain Boys, Ethan Allen, and the capture of Fort Ticonderoga. Students learn key vocabulary, read informational text, and answer evidence-based comprehension questions connecting the militia to Vermont’s history and civic courage.

3 pagesof ready-to-use material · PDF

PDF

Instant access after checkoutSecure payment processing

14-day satisfaction guaranteeNot the right fit? Let us know for a refund.

Single-classroom licence

For use by one educator and their students. Need a school or team licence? Contact us before sharing.

Preview

See exactly what you’ll get

Page 1 of 3Use ← → to flip

Watermarked, reduced-quality preview. The downloaded files are the full, unwatermarked pages.

What you’ll teach

Clear goals. Useful learning.

Students will identify who the Green Mountain Boys were and describe their role in the American Revolution.
Students will explain the importance of the capture of Fort Ticonderoga.
Students will use details from an informational text to answer comprehension questions.
Students will connect historical courage and teamwork to civic responsibility.

The Green Mountain Boys: A Historic Militia

See exactly what you’ll get

Clear goals. Useful learning.

You may also like

Tourism Campaign Project: Regional Analysis and Multi-Channel Marketing

TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis Worksheet

The Fall of Rome: Introduction and Timeline Activity