This unit examines Pocahontas and Henry Spelman whose stories reveal the Native American perspective and the English perspective regarding the settlement of Jamestown in 1607 while answering the Big Question: Why is it important to look at two sides of the same story?
Book Synopsis: In this 32-page book, Miss Flash and Clio have a new puzzle for readers to solve which highlights how investigating history means always expecting the unexpected.
This unit includes:
1 Print Book, 100% History Detectives: Two Spies in Jamestown, that pairs high-interest fiction with engaging social studies content.
1 Student Journal full of content-related activities and questions designed to get students talking, writing, and making connections
1 Teacher’s Guide that provides additional supports and extensions, and includes an Answer Key.
1 Digital License to ready-made activity slides and highly engaging instructional videos that include key instruction and implementation support
This unit examines Pocahontas and Henry Spelman whose stories reveal the Native American perspective and the English perspective regarding the settlement of Jamestown in 1607 while answering the Big Question: Why is it important to look at two sides of the same story?
Book Synopsis: In this 32-page book, Miss Flash and Clio have a new puzzle for readers to solve which highlights how investigating history means always expecting the unexpected.
This unit includes:
1 Print Book, 100% History Detectives: Two Spies in Jamestown, that pairs high-interest fiction with engaging social studies content.
1 Student Journal full of content-related activities and questions designed to get students talking, writing, and making connections
1 Teacher’s Guide that provides additional supports and extensions, and includes an Answer Key.
1 Digital License to ready-made activity slides and highly engaging instructional videos that include key instruction and implementation support