Maine State History - Interactive Learning Resource
By Micah's Learning Resources
An interactive Maine state history unit covering the Wabanaki people through modern Vacationland: six history sections, a map of fifteen historic sites, a timeline builder, three document passages, a twenty-question quiz and printables. What's inside - Six history sections: The Wabanaki: People of the Dawnland, European Contact and Colonial Conflict, From District to State, Maritime Glory and Shipbuilding, Lords of the Forest and Modern Maine: Vacationland - A timeline builder where students drag eight events into order, from the Popham Colony in 1607 to the Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act in 1980 - An interactive map of fifteen historic sites across six switchable layers - A document decoder with three short passages written in the voice of a statehood governor, a lumberjack and a lobster industry report, with six blanks each - A twenty-question multiple-choice quiz with a running score and explanations - A Teacher HQ tab with objectives, standards, a five-day pacing plan and discussion questions - Three printables: a seven-part student worksheet with answer key, a blank timeline activity and a map labeling page How it works - Students read the history sections, put the timeline in order and explore the map layers - They fill in blanks in the document decoder passages from a word bank and check their answers - They take the self-grading quiz and can print a worksheet packet from the Teacher HQ tab Topics covered - Wabanaki history and indigenous heritage - Colonial settle
Find it on: Gumroad, Kitchen Table Curriculum