Revolutionary War People of American Revolution Project Research
$4.50
Revolutionary War People of American Revolution Project Research: The United States Notable People of the American Revolution Research Teach-Go Pennants® are ideal for upper elementary students studying U.S. Revolutionary Way. These pennants provide a quick and interactive way to study key figures from the American Revolution. Your students will enjoy researching and learning through this engaging activity, and the completed pennants will make a perfect display!
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Revolutionary War People of American Revolution Project Research: The United States Notable People of the American Revolution Research Teach-Go Pennants® are ideal for upper elementary students studying U.S. Revolutionary Way. These pennants provide a quick and interactive way to study key figures from the American Revolution. Your students will enjoy researching and learning through this engaging activity, and the completed pennants will make a perfect display!
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- Print and digital options
- Color and bw options
- Grading rubric
- Sam Adams
- Paul Revere
- Patrick Henry
- Nathan Hale
- George Washington
- John Hancock
- Francis Marion
- Ethan Allen
- Elizabeth Wiling Powell
- Betsy Ross
- Abigail Adams
- Thomas Paine
- Benjamin Franklin
- Alexander Hamilton
- James Madison
- Thomas Jefferson
- John Adams
- Life Information, Important Events, Facts/ Information
- Back for Banner for Extra information
- Note: Research is not included in this packet. These are research templates to use with your textbook, books, or websites.
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Melissa R. –
This project was well organized and thought through–even including 3 websites to look to for research. I appreciated the number of famous Americans. I do wish there were more women included–most of my girls would have preferred a female. There were less than 5 provided. The pennants are very attractive and nicely laid out I did feel that the main point at the top: “They were famous for…” was too similar to their “Life/legacy” section at the bottom of the pennant.
Lindsay F –
Great way for students to show their learning! It was engaging and informative. Thank you!
Elementary One Stop Shop –
I love this product! The sheets for students to record the historical figures’ information is so cute! Makes a great display!
Jessica V. –
I was looking for a resource that would be engaging for my class and used as a project. This was a great find and well put together.
Lesly B. –
Great resource to go along with the Revolutionary War Unit!
3rd Grade teacher mom –
I absolutely love the time line!! Really helps students keep track with important events!
Brittany M. –
My fifth graders truly loved researching their famous persons from the American Revolution. It created the cutest pennant in the hallway to display what they had learned!
dulce H. –
Very cool product my students enjoyed the resource.
Catherine L. –
My students love these. It keeps them engaged and working. Great resource!
Zero&Yoko Elementary –
Probably my favorite project to do with my students when it comes to our American Revolution unit. We hung them up on the bulletin board to show others what we learned and so they too can learn about important people during the American Revolution. Thank you for this resource!
Danielle B. –
This was a great supplemental resource for students to use.
Veronica B. –
My students very much enjoyed this activity. They were very engaged, and it was fun to hear them talking about their person and excited about what they learned about them by doing this project. I can’t wait to do it again next year.
Stacie F. –
Amazing resource! This allowed my students to work collaboratively to research people who were important in the American Revolution. After researching, students wrote a summary focusing on the life and contributions of the person on the back. Pennants were hung in our hallways for Open House and got a lot of praise!
Teaching on Caffeine and Hope –
Super useful resource. Really helped reinforce the standards.
The Edciting Classroom –
We used this at the end of a unit to help students learn research skills while connecting to special people of the time period
Nikki F. –
Nice way to wrap up our unit on revolutionary war!
Allissa H. –
These banners are a great and fun way for students to learn about influential American Revolutionary War Hero’s. My students love filling these out and hang them up. Always a highlight in my classroom.
Grace C. –
This resource is such a fun and interactive way to spice up social studies!
Sarah M. –
I used to help students learn about important people during the American Revolution.
Michelle D. –
My students and I loved using this and will use it again in the future!