Grades 4-7 and Homeschool
Sarah Peterson
Hands On History
Sarah Peterson
Hands On History
TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD
OR
MEDIEVAL PILGRIMS AND CANTERBURY TALES
BINGO
READING PASSAGES AND BINGO
BINGO is a fun way to review new concepts and vocabulary
words. The words in this BINGO set relate to the topic of Transcontinental
Railroads and makes the perfect review
for the nine pages of informational text that are included in this product. The
passages can also be used for CLOSE READING, using any non-fiction graphic
organizer (not included). Great for use by Substitute Teachers!
This product
includes:
9 One-Page Reading Passages of Informational Text (LEXILE 850-950)
36 Unique Bingo Cards (18 pages with two cards per sheet)
The Caller’s Tracking Sheet
24 Calling Cards Containing Words and Clues
Reading
Passages
There are nine pages of informational text about the topic: The Transcontinental Railroad. The passages
cover the following topics:
·
East Coast to West Coast
·
The Central Pacific Railroad
·
The Union Pacific Railroad
·
All in a Day’s Work
·
Life on the Job
·
Who Were the Workers? Central
Pacific Railroad
·
Who Were the Workers? Union Pacific Railroad
·
Promontory Summit
·
Interesting Facts About the Transcontinental
Railroad
Words
that are included:
Central Pacific Railroad, Union Pacific
Railroad, Promontory Summit, May 10, 1869,
Gauge, Theodore Judah, Sierra
Nevada Mountains, Surveyor, Utah, Standardize Time, Snow Sheds, Chinese Immigrants, Base Camps, The Big Four,
Irish Immigrants, Railroad Ties, Soldiers and Former Slaves, Iron Horse,
Mormons, Abraham Lincoln, Terminus, Brigham Young, Explosives, Roadbed
Although all cards contain the same 24 words, the order on
each card is unique. Each student will
find every word on their card. Of
course, this means “blackout” is not a good option – although my
students sometimes insisted on playing all the way through and singing out “BINGO” in unison at
the end!
This product is great for a large group, class or
co-op.! It can be played in the
traditional way where the instructor randomly chooses one of the cards and
calls out the word. Or, to play as a
review game, the instructor can read the clue that appears on the card below
the BINGO word.
(Note: The informational text also appears in my Wild West Careers
Lesson Plan)
READING PASSAGES AND BINGO
BINGO is a fun way to review new concepts and vocabulary
words. The words in this BINGO set relate to the topics Medieval Pilgrims and the
Canterbury Tales makes the perfect review for the five pages of informational
text that are included in this product. The passages can also be used for CLOSE
READING, using any non-fiction graphic organizer (not included). Great for Substitute Teachers!
This product includes:
5 One-Page Reading Passages of Informational Text (LEXILE 850-950)
1 Two-Page Adaptation of Chaucer’s ‘The Pardoner’s Tale”
36 Unique Bingo Cards (18 pages with two cards per sheet)
The Caller’s Tracking Sheet
24 Calling Cards Containing Words and Clues
Informational
Text
There are five pages of informational text about the topic: Medieval
Pilgrims and the Canterbury Tales. The passages cover the following topics:
·
What
is a Pilgrim?
·
A
Pilgrim’s Travels
·
The
Canterbury Cathedral
·
The
Unfinished Canterbury Tales
·
The
Canterbury Tales - Surviving History
Words
that are included:
King Henry II; Holy Relic; Canterbury
Cathedral; Canterbury Tales; Geoffrey Chaucer; Thomas Becket; Pilgrim; Tabard
Inn; End of the 14th Century; Death; Harry Bailey; Walking or
Horseback; Knight, Merchant, Miller; Atonement; Healing; Greed;
Middle English; Two There, Two Back; Fragments; Archbishop; Traveling Was
Dangerous; Poet and Public Servant; England; Pilgrimage
Although all cards contain the same 24 words, the order on
each card is unique. Each student will
find every word on their card. Of
course, this means “blackout” is not a good option – although my
students sometimes insisted on playing all the way through and singing out “BINGO” in unison at
the end!
This product is great for a large group, class or
co-op.! It can be played in the
traditional way where the instructor randomly chooses one of the cards and
calls out the word. Or, to play as a
review game, the instructor can read the clue that appears on the card below
the BINGO word.
(Note: The informational text also appears in my Medieval
Careers Lesson Plan)
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