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Statehood Time-Line Game

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Statehood Time-Line Game cover identifies the resource and names its author, Catherine McGrew Jaime.
Front cover of the statehood card game
Title page for the statehood game names Catherine Jaime, Creative Learning Connection, and a 2006 copyright.
Interior title page and author information
Statehood game rules explain the eight-card objective, starting card, clockwise turns, and correct guesses.
First rules page: setup and taking turns
Statehood game rules show where 1867 fits in a timeline, how to win, six variations, and card preparation tips.
Second rules page: winning and variations
Statehood reference timeline, 1565–1845, lists colonial settlements, state admissions, and territorial growth.
Reference timeline, part 1: 1565–1845
Statehood reference timeline, 1846–1998, covers state admissions, secession, readmission, and Puerto Rico.
Reference timeline, part 2: 1846–1998
Statehood game cards 1–9 cover 1565–1653, including Florida settlement, Jamestown, and Plymouth.
First card sheet: cards 1–9
Statehood game cards 10–18 cover 1664–1788, including colony formation, independence, and state admissions.
Second card sheet: cards 10–18
Statehood game cards 19–27 cover 1789–1816, including North Carolina, Vermont, and the Louisiana Purchase.
Third card sheet: cards 19–27
Statehood game cards 28–36 cover 1817–1837, including Mississippi, the Red River Cession, and Michigan.
Fourth card sheet: cards 28–36
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Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

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PDF

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About This Product

This resource is a 15-page download with a timeline game for statehood. Students will explore when states officially became states. The idea of the game is for a player to get 8 cards in chronological order in their personal timeline on the table in front of them. The game is over when the first player has 8 cards placed correctly in their timeline.

What's Included

1 PDF with 15 ready to print pages

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