French and Indian War : Non-Fiction Reading Passage : 4th 5th Social Studies

French and Indian War: A Close Reading Passage for UPPER ELEMENTARY

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Close Reading - French and Indian War

This passage was written with 4th graders in mind, but I am labeling it for 3-5 since it could be used with more advanced third graders or weaker fifth graders.

The push today in the elementary classroom is to teach the kids the skills of close reading. Focus on and analyze a shorter passage. Hold the details of the passage under a microscope to really examine it.

This paragraph passage is about the French and Indian War: goals of countries, causes of the war, who was fighting, role of Native Americans, Ohio River Valley, role of George Washington, who won, Treaty of Paris, and more

This passage would be a great way to introduce your unit on the The French and Indian War, an event leading to The American Revolution.

Teach a reading lesson while also introducing a social studies topic.

I did not use any clipart on this because I wanted the focus to be on the words and not images.

There are no written student questions, but suggested teacher discussion questions are included.

More Social Studies Cold Reading Passages.. click the links below.

Other Close Reading Passages

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