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Today in History - Joan of Arc was Born - January 6, 1412

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History fact poster for January 6, 1412, featuring Joan of Arc's portrait and the statement that she is born in France
Joan of Arc fact poster for the history packet
Manuscript handwriting practice for January 6, 1412, tracing the sentence “Joan of Arc is born in France.”
Manuscript copywork with regular handwriting spacing
Cursive handwriting practice for January 6, 1412, tracing the sentence “Joan of Arc is born in France.”
Cursive copywork with regular handwriting spacing
Longer Joan of Arc reading passage covering her birth in Domrémy, military leadership, capture, and execution
Reading passage paired with written-response questions
Three written-response questions ask Joan of Arc's other name, who approved her leadership, and what followed battle
Written-response questions for the longer passage
Simplified Joan of Arc reading passage about her birth in France, army leadership, capture, and death at 19
Reading passage paired with multiple-choice questions
Three multiple-choice questions ask Joan of Arc's other name, her age at her first victory, and why she was killed
Multiple-choice questions for the simplified passage
Joan of Arc writing reflection titled “What Did I Learn Today?” asks students to write a paragraph about her
Paragraph prompt reviewing learning about Joan of Arc
Creative writing prompt connects Joan of Arc's bravery leading an army to a time when the student was brave
Personal bravery writing prompt

About This Product

Joan of Arc was born on January 6, 1412. This packet gives students a basic knowledge about who Joan of Arc was and what she did through reading comprehension and writing activities. This Today in History packet is a great way for students to engage with this topic.

What is included:

  • There is one poster that portrays an image of the event and the key fact from the packet.

  • There are four penmanship pages for students to use. They are differentiated for different student needs. There are two manuscript copy work pages, one with primary lines and one with regular lines, for students to write the key fact. Likewise there are two cursive handwriting pages in the same format.

  • There are two reading passages and comprehension questions. Again, these are the same passage, just differentiated for different levels. An easier passage with multiple choice questions is included for students who need more support. The more difficult passage includes a written response question page.

  • There are two writing prompts in this packet. One is to write a few sentences on what was learned from the packet. The other is to write a creative story or scenario related to the event.

  • There is a card at the end of the packet that can be used for a classroom timeline display. There is a card premade and a card that students can draw their own image on.

How to Use the Today in History Packets:

  • Morning Work - When students enter the class they can work on the reading passages, handwriting activities and creative writing activities.

  • Independent Work - This packet can be used as independent work for students to learn about this topic.

  • Display Items - There are posters for classroom display and a card for building a classroom timeline.

Skills Assessed:

  • Reading Comprehension

  • Creative Writing

  • Handwriting and Penmanship

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