Virginia as a Colony Poster Set
This
site includes sixteen posters ranging from reasons for colonization to the effects colonization had on the First Americans.
America's 400th Anniversary
This is the link to the Jamestown celebration page
and covers the 18 months of activities for America's 400th birthday.
Historic Jamestown Briefs
This
is a collection of articles on topics of historical relevance, timelines, personalities of Jamestown,
as well as manufacturing and industry.
Colonial Life for Kids
An incredible site that answers (almost) any colonial
question you may have. What was school like for colonial children? How were fires put out? What did colonists
eat? Check this site out!
Jamestown's Online Adventure Game for Kids
You are the captain of the Jamestown colony.
Where will you land? What kind of shelter will you build? Are Native Americans friends or foe? With the help of
three advisors you will decide!
Online Research Activities for Students
Jamestown's Economy
Using primary sources students will analyze the economic
needs of the Native Americans and colonists by identifying goods made, sold and traded.
Jamestown Fort: Finding History
Students will identify the location of the original
Jamestown Fort and artifacts from archeological exploration of the Jamestown Fort location.
Jobs in Jamestown
Using primary sources students will research the occupations
of Jamestown settlers using census data, and evaluate the data to show the needs and activities of the colony.
Leadership in Jamestown
Students will formulate criteria for leadership based
on evaluation of Jamestown's leaders.
The Jamestown Newsletter
Students will research a chosen Jamestown issue using
the on-line materials at Virtual Jamestown and the Jamestown Rediscovery Project.
Slaves and Servants WebQuest
With a partner, students will journey into the lives
of the slaves and indentured servants of the 1600’s and explore the lands they arrived from and their new lives in the
New World.
The Royal News WebQuest
In groups of 7, students will act as reporters for
The Royal News, a British newspaper, preparing a special Virginia Colony issue.
Three Religions in Virginia WebQuest
Students will be divided into three groups, representing
the English colonists, African slaves and Native Americans. You will research and present to the Governor (me) why your
religion should be acknowledged in the colony.
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