American Revolution Worksheets Bundle
- 6th, 7th, 8th
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About this resource
Four US history units, one download: the Revolutionary War battles, the Articles of Confederation, the Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre. Each comes as a complete set of student pages with a "My name" line, one short instruction and room to write, plus answer keys and the record-keeping around them. Grades 6-8, plain wording, short readings.
WHAT IS IN THE BUNDLE - 4 PDFs, 147 pages
- Revolutionary War Battles Worksheets - 49 pages (30 student pages): a labeled battle map with a key, seven short battle readings from Lexington and Concord to Yorktown, words to know, two timelines, a battle facts chart, written answers, a quiz and three cut-and-paste sorts.
- Articles of Confederation Worksheets - 32 pages: two plain-words charts of ten facts, matching, strength or weakness, "which fact?" scenarios, true or false, fill in, a primary source page, a case study, a timeline, writing pages and three cut-and-paste sorts.
- Boston Tea Party Worksheets - 33 pages: two plain-words charts of ten topics, matching, name the theme, "which topic?" scenarios, true or false, fill in, a build-the-timeline page, a reading, a case study, writing pages and three cut-and-paste sorts.
- Boston Massacre Worksheets - 33 pages: the same page types as the Tea Party set, written for the Boston Massacre.
In Every Set
- A Start Here page and a how-to-read-a-page sheet
- Short readings or charts, words to know, matching or sorting, short answers with ruled writing boxes, a claim-evidence-reasoning page
- Cut-and-paste sorts with the pieces printed edge to edge
- Answer keys for every scored page
- A tracker, a class grid, a team note and a family page
- A filled-in tracker example with an invented student (it says so on the page)
- Sentence starters, a binder cover and divider tabs
Built For The Student Holding The Page
The student pages carry a big "My name" line and one short instruction, with room to write. The keys and records are on separate teacher pages. Passages and scenarios marked "written for this worksheet" or "invented" are written for these pages and are not quotations. Every set prints clean in black and white.
Who Is It For
Middle school social studies teachers, special education and resource room teachers, co-teachers, interventionists and homeschool families who want ready-to-use US history practice with plain wording and room to work.
Type In, Or Print
Each of the 4 files is a fillable PDF: click a line, box or grid square, type, then save one copy per student. You can also print any page and write by hand. It works offline with no account or subscription. It is not Google Slides, not Google Docs and not PowerPoint. Printing supplies are not included.
What This Is, And What It Is Not
A set of history practice pages with the record-keeping around them. It is not a timed test, a screener or a clinical tool. There is no IEP goal language or eligibility wording in the files. No claim of alignment to any one state's standards; check the wording against your own textbook.