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Declaration of Independence. We will EXPLAIN how the colonies came to declare independence using readings, discussions, and a KWL chart. Then we will identify the colonial grievances listed in the Declaration of Independence using a lyric breakdown chart. Preview .
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Declaration of Independence We will EXPLAIN how the colonies came to declare independence using readings, discussions, and a KWL chart. Then we will identify the colonial grievances listed in the Declaration of Independence using a lyric breakdown chart.
Preview • What do you already know about the Declaration of Independence? • What do you want to know? • What did you learn? • Draw a KWL chart on the next left page in your spiral.
Declaration of Independence Date: July 4, 1776 Place: Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA Author: Thomas Jefferson, helped by Ben Franklin and John Adams
What these men faced • Convincing each other independence was the proper course • Should all the colonies join Massachusetts in outright rebellion • The Heat of Pennsylvania Summers • The threat of the British Army • Possible death penalties to those that signed the seditious document
Read the play as a class Complete “L” part of KWL Watch performance of Declaration The How We will EXPLAIN how the colonies came to declare independence using readings, discussions, and a KWL chart.
The Grievances Now we will identify the colonial grievances listed in the Declaration of Independence using a lyric breakdown chart. Watch “Too Late to Apologize” Complete Lyric Breakdown Chart Class Discussion
Reflection/closure Now pretend you are King George III and write a letter that responds to the Declaration and the colonists breaking up with you. Share with class. PreAP Homework – Annotate the text of the Declaration and organize in a graphic organizer