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 Introduce your students and children to brave crusaders that made a mark in history, and invaders that used force to conquer other regions. Subjects/skills: social studies, history, literacy, writing, research, facts and opinions, working with primary and secondary sources.
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Crusaders
 Women Crusaders for
Rights
The 20th
century brought progress and advances for many people throughout the world. In this social studies-literacy lesson, students read speeches
written and delivered by important women in history in order to separate fact
from opinion. Learners will also consider how the
backgrounds and experiences of the women may have influenced their opinions.
Self-paced module for grades 6-7
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 Lowell Mill Girls
Between 1830 and 1860, women were key to the
labor force in the manufacturing industry. In this social studies-
literacy lesson, students read primary and secondary
sources about the Lowell Mill Girls to distinguish fact,
opinion and reasoned judgement.
Self-paced module for grades 6-8
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 Little Crusade
Become a crusader for our environment! Help your kids understand
what littering means and why it is important not to litter, organize a clean-up
around the house or yard, and create a fun crafts activity using recycled
materials. (Ages 3-5)
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Invaders
 America Goes to War
Bring history to your classroom with excerpts from four
presidential speeches. In this history-themed literacy lesson, students
determine the central idea and cite text evidence using speeches during World
War II.
Self-paced module for grades 9-10
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 War of 1812
Give your students a Star-Spangled experience with Thinkport’s
War of 1812 resource-packed portal filled with lessons, interactive learning
experiences, and multimedia. Explore everything from the war in pictures
and a narrated summary of historical events, to the Star-Spangled Banner and
Fort McHenry.
K-12 resources
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Visit Thinkport.org for more resources and activities.
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