Decades in Ink: Great Depression Diary Project
Students explore the Great Depression through historical context, event timeline planning, primary-source diary analysis, and first-person narrative writing.
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Vermont Veterans Day: Green Mountain Boys History Reading and Reflection
Students read an informational passage about the Green Mountain Boys, Ethan Allen, and the capture of Fort Ticonderoga.
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Students read an informational passage about the Green Mountain Boys, Ethan Allen, and the capture of Fort Ticonderoga. Comprehension and reflection questions ask students to cite evidence and connect the story to courage, teamwork, freedom, and Vermont's history.
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- Students will identify who the Green Mountain Boys were and describe their role in the American Revolution.
- Students will explain the significance of capturing Fort Ticonderoga.
- Students will support answers with evidence from an informational text.
- Students will connect historical events to civic courage, teamwork, and freedom.
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