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Teaching Social Studies

Industrial Revolution Activities

Industrial Revolution Lessons

American Industrial Revolution

History Interactive Notebook

Elementary Worksheets

Social Studies Notebook

World History Lessons

The Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution Facts & Worksheets | History, Innovations, Impact

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Social Studies Worksheets

Hidden Words

Social Studies Classroom

Puzzles to Print

Your kiddos will love looking for their favorite inventions with this engaging word search puzzle worksheet. The words are hidden in all directions making this a challenging activity. Great for early finishers in history or science class or just for a fun homework assignment to take home and enjoy.

a worksheet to teach students about revolution

7th Grade Social Studies

Teaching Us History

World History Classroom

Social Studies Education

6th Grade Social Studies

Westward Expansion

Captivating History

This would be a great worksheet to have the students fill out the postives and negatives of the Industrial Revolution.

Activities For Older Kids

American History Activities

World History Projects

Homeschool History Curriculum

Human Psychology

American History Lessons

Homeschool Social Studies

Homeschool Crafts

History Curriculum

Hands-On Learning Activities For Older Kids

Hands-On History Activities For Older Kids #handsonlearning #homeschoolmom #homeschoolhistory via @nottheformer

colorful games for kids to make and play

Adding Games

Colonial Activities

13 Colonies Activities

Fun Colonial Games for Children to Play

Add these easy to make colonial games for children to your lesson plans when studying the 13 Colonies with older kids. They are simple to play and most can be made from household items. By adding games to your colonial history studies, middle schoolers better understand the subject, plus they realize that history is fun. We definitely enjoyed playing jackstraws.