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Here are the teacher pack items for Hero of the Revolution: George Washington:
Overview In this experience, students watch a short film about George Washington and pose a question they have about him. Then they review some of his major accomplishments as a military leader, including his decision to inoculate his soldiers against smallpox and his leadership during the winter at Valley Forge. Next, they consider why Washington chose to surrender his military position after the war and the example this set for future leaders. Finally, they analyze how the story of young Washington and the cherry tree helped shape the way people viewed his character and leadership. If you have access to leveled readers that include a biography of George Washington, assign them to the students in parallel to this experience. Estimated duration: 30-40 minutes Vocabulary words: Objectives
George Washington is one of the most famous Founders in American history. Before he became the first president of the United States, he served as commander of the Continental Army during the War of Independence. Washington led the army through years of battles, defeats, and victories. In this experience, you will learn about some of Washington's contributions to American independence.
Objectives
George Washington on the one-dollar bill
Watch this short film: America’s Presidents - George Washington.
What is a question you have about George Washington?
Review student questions. This experience will focus on his military accomplishments. A later lesson will discuss his political contributions. Interested students can read the article below the video for more information about Washington.
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