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American History Curriculum
Topic 18 The Constitution and a New Government

U.S. History curriculum

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This history topic is about the Constitution and the forming of a new American government. Scroll down to the schedule below for all of the activities! While studying this topic you will get to:

  • Learn about the American constitution
  • Learn about the seasons
  • Construct a History Pocket about school in colonial times

and of course much more!

Key:

M next to a title indicates there is a corresponding map assignment in the Map or Globe section of the schedule

T next to a title indicates there is a corresponding Timeline suggestion in the Timeline section of the schedule.

Click here for a daily schedule that corresponds with this topic, although I recommend you use the materials to fit around your own schedule and preferences.

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Topic 18 The Constitution and a New Government
Workbook

The Story of the U.S.A Book 2:

Chapter 1: Our First Government (T-1)

Chapter 2: A New Plan of Government (T-2)

Reading

Shh! We're Writing the Constitution

If You Were There When They Signed the Constitution

A More Perfect Union: The Story of Our Constitution

We, The People

Carry on Mr. Bowditch (T-3)

History Pockets

History Pockets: Colonial America:

Pocket 6: School

Video

A New Nation (1776-1815)

The History of American Government

Map or Globe

(M)

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Timeline (T)

1. 1775 Articles of Confederation

1787 Shay’s rebellion

2. 1787 Constitution is finished

1790 Constitution is ratified (agreed to) by the ALL states

1791 Bill of rights added to the Constitution

3. 1773-1838 Nathaniel Bowditch

Notebooking (Language arts, history papers, illustrations, etc.) .
Science

In the book Carry on Mr. Bowditch, Mr. Bowditch teaches sailors about the Earth and the seasons using a cannon ball and lantern.

Here is a lesson:

Why are there seasons?

This site has some great animation that explains why we have seasons.

Make sure that you go on to the “mini” lessons so as not to miss the animation.

Cooking .
Crafts .
Extras, Alternate Books and Notes Wee Sing: You’re a Grand Old Flag

 

 

 

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