American Civil War Interactive Notebook- North vs. South, Battles, Soldier Life, Political Decisions, Reconstruction & MORE!

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Using interactive notebooks with your elementary students doesn't need to be complicated! In fact, this American Civil War Interactive Notebook is already done for you - just print (or assign the digital version!) and go! Use it to teach about the differences between the North and the South, slavery in the Southing, the Underground Railroad, political decisions leading up to the war, battles and events, and the Reconstruction Era.

Using interactive notebooks with your elementary students doesn't need to be complicated! In fact, this American Civil War Interactive Notebook is already done for you - just print (or assign the digital version!) and go! Use it to teach about the differences between the North and the South, slavery in the Southing, the Underground Railroad, political decisions leading up to the war, battles and events, and the Reconstruction Era.


You'll appreciate the easy-to-cut pieces and simple assembly that doesn't take up too much time for your students, so that they can focus on what they are learning.

Totally new to interactive notebooks? The teacher guide gives you the best tips and strategies for making interactive notebooks a success in your classroom - from what essential tools to always have on hand, to setting routines and procedures for using interactive notebooks with your students, to simple teacher-approved hacks that will take the head-ache out of the process

INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK PIECES COVER THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:

  • North vs. South

  • Slavery in the South

  • The Underground Railroad Pathway

  • Political decisions booklet - decisions include: Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850, Kansas-Nebraska Act, Dred Scott Case, Harper's Ferry, Presidential Election of 1860

  • Civil War map showing Union, Confederate, and border states

  • Fort Sumter

  • Confederacy vs. Union

  • Civil War timeline (Battles and Events include: Bull Run, Ironclads, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Vicksburg, Emancipation Proclamation, Spotsylvania Court House, Sherman's March to Sea, and the surrender of Robert E. Lee)

  • Reconstruction Informational Sheet

  • Goals, challenges, & results of Reconstruction

  • Important people of the war (people included: Harriet Tubman, Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Clara Barton, Andrew Johnson)

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

  • teacher guide that walks you through how to use interactive notebooks in your classroom as well as tips to help you set up the notebook with your students.

  • a cover sheet for the student's notebook

  • table of contents

  • nearly 30 pages of foldables, labels, diagrams and other notebook pieces

  • a student friendly rubric

Want to skip all the cutting and gluing? This interactive notebook is also provided as a DIGITAL VERSION as well in Google Slides. The digital version also comes with blank template slides for you to customize and add to the notebook.

WHAT OTHER TEACHERS ARE SAYING:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this resource! This really helped organized all the information of the Civil War. My kids loved making the notebook - Stephanie M.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My students absolutely loved this resource. I recommend this resource and others from this seller to my coworkers and others who teach history. Love this resource and how complete it is. - Stephany B, 5th grade

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My children wanted to learn about the civil war and this was a great tool for teaching them. We love interactive notebooks and this was perfect for that style of learning! Thank you! - Christina B, 4th & 5th grade teacher

American Civil War Major Battles & Events, Life as a Soldier & Reconstruction
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American Civil War Major Battles & Events, Life as a Soldier & Reconstruction
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Your next social studies unit is planned for you! This complete social studies unit on the American Civil War teaches students about the causes and effects of the Civil War. Students will learn about the differences between the North and the South, slavery in the South, political decisions made during the Civil War as it relates to slavery, major battles and events of the Civil War, as well as the Reconstruction era. Resources include a teacher guide, hands-on students activities (printable or digital), learning centers, review game, and unit assessment.

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