Slavery in America Interactive Notebook Unit (SIX Literacy-Based Lessons)

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SIX Complete Slavery Lessons of Nonfiction Informational Text, engaging hands-on activities, and TWELVE INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ASSIGNMENTS to explore the Slave Trade in America, the Life of a Slave, the Birth of our Nation and its Impact on Slavery, the Underground Railroad, Slave Rebellions, and famous Abolitionists:

Lesson 1: Slavery's Beginnings
Lesson 2: A Slave's Life
Lesson 3:The United States of America
Lesson 4: Slave Rebellions
Lesson 5: The Underground Railroad
Lesson 6: Famous Abolitionists

ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THIS INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK UNIT:
Questions after each of the 6 lessons to assess Informational Text Comprehension
Thought-Provoking Discussion Questions to encourage Critical Thinking
Primary and Secondary Source Differentiation and Research Projects
KWLH Charts with Follow-Up Activities
Journal Writing Project from a Slave's Point of View
Underground Railroad Story~Pre-Writing Questions and Outlines Included
Thomas Jefferson and Sojourner Truth Biographies with Follow-Up Questions
Vocabulary Quizzes

Students will then use the Slavery Content to complete TWELVE Interactive Notebook Assignments (all patterns and step-by-step instructions included!):
One-Pocket Vocabulary Organizers
Vocabulary Foldables
Vocabulary Booklets
Vocabulary Cootie Catchers
Vocabulary Flaps
Interactive Slavery Journal Booklet featuring 8 Journal Entries
A Slave's Life Pocket Organizer
Thomas Jefferson Find the Fib Game with Two-Pocket Organizer
Slave Rebellions Cause and Effect Organizers
Slavery KWLH Chart Four-Fold Organizer

During their study of Slavery, students will read biographies of Gabriel Prosser, Denmark Vesey, Nat Turner, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Harriet Tubman, and Frederick Douglass

We've included a context-appropriate Glossary, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher-level Interactive Notebook and Writing Assignments.

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