Westward Expansion of the United States Interactive Notebook Series

Description

These Westward Expansion of the United States organizers are LOW PREP and great for interactive notebooks! Each blackline master included in this resource reduces paper consumption by providing materials for at least two (2) students and are sized perfectly for composition notebook use.

The foldable activities in this download are pretty generic and can be used with a variety of readings, depending on your textbook or the articles found. Please see the preview for samples of the pages. NOTE: This resource DOES NOT include any Westward Expansion readings.

PRINTING DIRECTIONS: Resource should be printed single-sided using the “print to fit page” option and cut on the gray/blue line (usually center of page) for multi-student use.

TABLE OF CONTENTS – WHAT’S INCLUDED:

• → terms of use/how to use this product
• → real-life photos of the completed pages in a student notebook (COMING SOON)
• → answer keys for each activity
• → three (3) writing prompts
• → The Louisiana Purchase: key players, cause & effect, summary activities
• → Lewis and Clark Expedition: key players, native tribes, cause & effect, summary activities
• → The War of 1812: who’s who, key Americans, cause & effect, summary activities
• → Battle of the Alamo: key players, cause & effect, summary activities
• → California Gold Rush: cause & effect, summary activities
• → Battle of Little Big Horn: cause & effect, summary activities

TERMS OF USE:

The purchase of this product allows you, the person who purchased it, to use the activities in your personal classroom (or homeschool classroom) for your students. You may use these activities from year to year freely within your own personal classroom but you may not share them with other teachers without the purchase of additional licensing.

This product is neither permitted to be posted online either in part or in its entirety nor can it be shared electronically (via email, network drives, etc.), sold, or otherwise distributed without additional licensing or express written permission by the creator of this product, Crystal Mencia, at crystal.mencia@teachingprincipal.com. Doing so makes it possible for an internet search to make the document available on the Internet, free of charge, and is a direct violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Thank you for your compliance!