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Identifying Tree Leaves	Learn how to match leaves with trees. Identify the difference between compound and simple leaves. Identify fruit trees and trees with needles. Keyword: 8th Grade, 9th Grade, Community Classroom, Trees, Colonies, Vacation Project
Challenges of Establishing Jamestown	Students will research the challenges colonists faced in establishing the Jamestown Colony, the first English settlement in America and present findings with a model of the fort. Keyword: 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, Jamestown, colonization, Colonies
Three Perfections	From the Tang period through the Ming, scholars valued the "three perfections: poetry, calligraphy, and painting." Students will create their own Three Perfections work of art. Keyword: 7th Grade, World History, China, Poetry, Art, Painting
Our Flag, Symbol of our Nation	Students will recognize the Flag of the United States of America Keyword: American Flag, Kindergarten, colors, symbols, coloring book, good citizenship
King George and the Pesky Colonies (An original play)	An interactive view of the American Revolution with understanding of British aims and American interests. Keyword: 5th grade, American Revolution, British Aims, American Interest, King George, Writing of the Constitution, Play, Community Classroom, Enrichment Activity
Washington’s Spies: A Brief Understanding of American Revolution Espionage on the Road to Independence	Students gain general understanding of what it was like to be a spy in the American Revolution through learning about the Culper Spy Ring, tracking General Washington’s battles & using the technology available at the time for passing secret information Keyword: Chapter Program, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th grade, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, Elementary School, American Revolution, Espionage, Culper Spy Ring, General Washington's battles, hidden messages
Constitution Day	Students will be able to explain that the Constitution contains the laws for our country and that we celebrate the Constitution's birthday on Constitution Day. Keyword: Kindergarten, Constitution, Constitution Day
Historical Events Leading to the American Revolution	Students will create an illustrated timeline of key historical events leading up to the American Revolution Keyword: 5th grade, American Revolution, Revolution Timeline, Revolution, Elementary History, Revolution Lesson
Basic Genealogy	Students will learn to gather pertinent family genealogy information. Keyword: 5th grade, Genealogy, Family Research, History, Community Classroom
Trail of Tears	Students will read, design, make, and explain knowledge of the Cherokee Nation and their involvement in the Trail of Tears. Keyword: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, Elementary History, Elementary School, American History, US History, American Indians, Trail of Tears, Community Classroom, Enrichment Activity
Letters from Jamestown	Students will write a letter from the perspective of a colonist to a friend or family member in England, explaining the experiences and hardships encountered in daily life of the Jamestown settlement Keyword: 8th Grade, Jamestown, History, Colonies
Abraham Lincoln: Great Emancipator or Just Another Politician?	The Learner Will formulate a stance based on evidence found in sources, be able for form an opinion based on the evidence and understand the reasons why Lincoln made the choice(s) he made Keyword: 8th Grade, Social Studies, World History
Inspiring Change: Women’s Education in 19th Century America	This guide aims to explore female education and its improvements which lead to the Women’s Rights Movement in the 19th century. This introductory document provides instructions on how to use this guide, Common Core Standards, and overview of the topic. Keyword: 8th Grade, 9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, DAR Museum Lesson Plan, Women's Rights Movement, Education, Women's History
Lesson 1: How do society’s expectations influence education?	This lesson looks at the early curricula of female education and explores what the societal expectations of women were at the time. Keyword: 8th Grade, 9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, DAR Museum Lesson Plan, Women's Rights Movement, Education, Women's History
Lesson 2: How do we determine the value of education?	This lesson considers why education is a valuable asset for empowering individuals and looks at an example of early advocacy for improved women’s education. Keyword: 8th Grade, 9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, DAR Museum Lesson Plan, Women's Rights Movement, Education, Women's History
Lesson 3: What makes attitudes towards education change over time?	This lesson shows examples of progressive female education in the 19th century and explores some of the obstacles women faced in obtaining their rights. Keyword: 8th Grade, 9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, DAR Museum Lesson Plan, Women's Rights Movement, Education, Women's History
The Constitution as a Job Description - From Mount Vernon	In this lesson, students are asked to use Article 1 and Article 2 of the Constitution and George Washington's notes on his personal copy of the document to create a job description for the President of the United States in 1787. Keyword: Chapter Program, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, President, Leadership, Government, US History, George Washington, Articles 1 & 2
The Constitutional Convention through Biography - From Mount Vernon	This lesson outlines a role-playing activity intended to help students better understand the perspectives of individual delegates at the critical point when they were debating representation at the Constitutional Convention. Keyword: Chapter Program, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, Government, US History, Constitutional Convention
Vocabulary of the Constitution - From Mount Vernon	This lesson supports the video A More Perfect Union: George Washington and the Making of the Constitution. After viewing the video, students use flashcards, quizzes, interactives, and worksheets to study & demonstrate their understanding of advanced vocab Keyword: Chapter Program, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, Constitution, George Washington, Mount Vernon, US History
Key Concepts of the Constitution - From Mount Vernon	This lesson supports the video A More Perfect Union: George Washington and the Making of the Constitution. After viewing the video, students use image-based flashcards to practice and demonstrate their understanding of the key concepts of the Constitution Keyword: Chapter Program, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, Constitution, Government, US History, Compromise, Articles 1-7