Early People of North America United States History Unit

Early People of North America Unit, which works for both print and Google Drive™, investigates how the early people arrived in North America, evolved with the change of time, and explores the earliest civilizations.

This download contains both a printable format (PDF) as well as a Google Drive™ format and includes:

• Cover sheet in both color and black and white.
• Informational Slideshow Presentation to use for instruction.
• Links to helpful online resources.
• Guide with links to Google Drive files and instructions on how to use it.
• Intelli Notes™ format to use when you are short on time.
• A tutorial guide showing how to make all printable foldable activities.
• Vocabulary, both filled and blank for you to add your own words. **This is the only editable portion of the file.
• Theories of how people arrived with accompanying map activity. (Bering Land Bridge)
• Early ways of life activity.
• 2 activities that cover the effect of climate change on the people.
• Early civilizations map location and labeling activity.
• Olmec civilization activity.
• Mayan civilization activity.
• Mound Builders civilization activity.
• Ancient Puebloans civilization activity.
• End of unit assessment (both printable and Google Forms formats)
• Answer keys for all included activities

→Please check out the preview to see examples of everything included in this download.

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