AMERICAN HISTORY UNIT 6 Industrial Revolution

Kindergarten 3rd
America My Country ____ pp. 38-39 Life in America ____ pp. 40-41 Schools; Transportation ____ pp. 42-43 Parks; Farms, Factories ____ pp. 44-45 Many Lands; Moon ____ pp. 46-47 America Grows; Laws ____ p. 48 The Land of Liberty American History for Young Catholics ____ 17 Mother Francesca Cabrini ____ 18 Cardinal Gibbons The Orphans Find a Home St. Katharine Drexel: The Total Gift The Train to Somewhere First Flight: The Story of Tom Tate and the Wright Brothers The Glorious Flight: Across the Channel with Louis Bleriot Eat my Dust! Henry Fords First Race How Many Days to America? The Long Way to a New Land Picture Books / Literature Tattered Sails The Memory Coat When Jessie Came Across the Sea The Story of the Statue of Liberty Teddy Roosevelt, The Peoples President Earthquake in the Early Morning A Penny for a Hundred The Bravest Dog Ever: The Story of Balto Jose Finds the King: A Miguel Pro Story Dust for Dinner Little House on the Prairie Series (Audio) Potato: A Tale of the Great Depression Finding Daddy: A Story of the Great Depression Meet Samantha: An American Girl Meet Kit: An American Girl 1934 The Journal of C.J. Jackson a Dust Bowl Migrant Oklahoma to California 1935 Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Biography Children of the Great Depression Bully for you, Teddy Roosevelt! Earthquake! A Story of the San Francisco Earthquake The Usborne Intro. to the First World War The Great Serum Race
through the

Great Depression
4th 5th

Core Texts

From Sea to Shining Sea The Story of America ____ Chapter 18 The Wild West ____ Chapter 19 Land of Steel and Steam ____ Chapter 20 Catholics in America

Mother Cabrini: Missionary to the World St. Katharine Drexel (Vision) Ten Mile Day: The Building of the Transcontinental Railroad The Journal of Sean Sullivan, A Transcontinental Worker The Wright Brothers (Landmark or the one by Russell Freedman) Henry Ford: Young Man with Ideas If Your Name was Changed at Ellis Island The Orphan of Ellis Island A is for America

AMERICAN HISTORY UNIT 6 Industrial Revolution

Kindergarten 3rd
Notebook / Lap Book Add Coloring Pages, Maps, and Copy Work, based on Reading Assignments, to American History Notebooks
through the

Great Depression
4th 5th

Industrial Rev- Great Depression Lap Book ____ Transcontinental ____ Chicago Worlds Fair ____ Sewards Folly ____ The Indian Wars ____ What would an Immigrant See? ____ The Orphan Trains ____ Get to Know Frank Lloyd Wright ____ The Amendments ____ Women Suffragists ____ Disasters ____ Serum Run to Nome ____ Oklahoma Dust Bowl 1850-1917 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini 1858-1919 Theodore Roosevelt 1858-1955 St. Katharine Drexel 1862-1869 The Transcontinental Railroad 1863-1947 Henry Ford 1867-1957 Laura Ingalls Wilder 1867-1912 & 1871-1948 Wilbur & Orville 1867 Custers Last Stand 1886 Statue of Liberty 1891-1927 Blessed Miguel Pro 1892-1943 Ellis Island 1898 Spanish-American War 1903 1st successful, powered, piloted flight April 1906 San Francisco Earthquake 1914-1918 World War I 1914 The Panama Canal April 14-15, 1912 The Titanic Sinks Jan 26-Feb 2, 1925 The Serum Run to Nome 1927-1941 Mount Rushmore 1929-1930s The Stock Market Crash and the Great Depression 1934-1937 Oklahoma Dust Bowl 1939-1945 World War II Build a Suspension Bridge Make a Wright Bros. Flyer

1850-1917 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini 1867-1957 Laura Ingalls Wilder Timeline Geography Additional Activities 1892-1943 Ellis Island 1903 1st successful, powered, piloted flight 1929-1930s The Stock Market Crash and the Great Depression Washington E is for Evergreen Idaho P is Potato Wyoming C is for Cowboy Utah A is for Arches Oklahoma S is for Sooner New Mexico E is for Enchantment Arizona G is for Grand Canyon Alaska L is for Last Frontier Hawaii A is for Aloha Little House on the Prairie Cookbook The Art of Decoupage Depression-Era Dinner