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Unit 3: Colonies
4th Grade SS

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Materials Needed
Notebook/clean sheet of paper Pencil
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Objective
After todays lesson, I will be identify a colony, who are two permanent colonies, and explain their differences.
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Open Ended
Describe what it means to be apart of a colony?
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Colony:
An area that is controlled by or belongs to a country and is usually located far away from it.
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Poll
Where is the Jamestown colony located?
Virginia
Massachusetts
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Poll
Where is the Plymouth colony located?
Virginia
Massachusetts
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Open Ended
Using the world map, explain why the explorers stopped their exploration at the East part of the United States?
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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The Three First Colonies
Write down the facts for Jamestown and Plymouth.
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The Lost Colony
Roanoke
North Carolina
America's
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The 13 Colonies
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Unit 3: Colonies
4th Grade SS

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