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Sample Lesson Plan Template
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Bob and Marion Wilson Teacher Institute 2023 SAMPLE Press Release
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A 13-Month Crop: Colonial Tobacco Production, Processing, and Export Schedule
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Rights, Controversies, and the American Revolution
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Primary Source Collection: Eighteenth-Century Life
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Choices at the Time of the Revolution Primary Source Collection
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People and Pockets of the Past: Bag Contents
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People and Pockets of the Past
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Through Different Eyes: Biographies of Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg Residents
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Primary Source Collection – Apprentices
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The John Smith Map
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Yorktown Primary Source Collection
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The Boston Massacre Primary Source Collection
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The Boston Tea Party Primary Source Collection
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Prelude to the Revolution
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Matthew Ashby, A Williamsburg Resident
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Making Cordage or Rope
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A Multifaceted American Heritage: Colonization, Conflict, and Compromise (1607–1781)
What were the rights, roles, responsibilities, influence, and agency of the different populations living in colonial Virginia? How did social levels, gender, and ethnicity impact every aspect of society? Participants in this onsite program explored daily life in the territories of the American colonies from the period of British colonization to the American Revolution. During this course, teachers were immersed in hands-on activities, primary sources, and teaching strategies that highlight the stories of the diverse peoples living in Virginia during this time period.
For more information, please visit
https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/learn/on-site-opportunities/teacher-institute/teacher-institute-programs/#elementary
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A Multifaceted American Heritage: Colonization, Conflict, and Compromise (1607–1781)
What were the rights, roles, responsibilities, influence, and agency of the different populations living in colonial Virginia? How did social levels, gender, and ethnicity impact every aspect of society? Participants in this onsite program explored daily life in the territories of the American colonies from the period of British colonization to the American Revolution. During this course, teachers were immersed in hands-on activities, primary sources, and teaching strategies that highlight the stories of the diverse peoples living in Virginia during this time period.
For more information, please visit
https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/learn/on-site-opportunities/teacher-institute/teacher-institute-programs/#elementary
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