California's Missions
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Teach the California missions with clear, kid-friendly readings. This print-and-go set covers why Spain built the missions, how they worked, and how they changed life in California. Each page has a short passage and two quick activities. No prep needed. Just print and teach!
What's Inside (8 pages)
- 1 overview page: Why Spain Built Missions
- 5 topic pages: The Sacred Expedition of 1769; Mission, Presidio, and Pueblo; Where Missions Were Built; Daily Life at a Mission; From Hunting and Gathering to Farming
- 1 map activity: El Camino Real and all 21 missions
- 1 answer key with sample answers for every written response
Features - Short passages written at a grade 4 reading level
- Key names and terms: Serra, Portolá, Crespí, presidio, pueblo, neophytes, adobe, El Camino Real
- Quick activities: true/false, word bank fill-ins, matching, circle two, old way and new way sorting, and a hands-on map task
- Black-and-white friendly design
How to Use It in Your Classroom
- Mission unit: teach one page a day across two weeks.
- Mission project support: use the pages as background reading before students research their own mission.
- Small groups or stations: give each group a topic, then share out.
Homework or sub plans: each page works on its own.
- Pairs perfectly with California's Explorers and California's First People!
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- Auto-graded results
- Practice at home
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- Build skill mastery
- Standards-aligned
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