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Explain why the Separatists wanted to leave England and what they were seeking in the New World. TSWBAT describe the New England colonies EQ: Why were the New England colonies founded?

Objective and Scales: The student will be able to investigate the New England colonies of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut as evidenced by a completed travel journal Where does today’s objective fit into the LGS, what goal are we achieving today? Yes, we are finishing goal C! Update your TOC to include page #12: New England Colonies Travel Journal Set up page 12 with a page number and title

Carousel Activity and NB Setup Today we are going to travel to three New England colonies: Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts You will learn why and who helped to start each colony, about the people in the colony, the climate, geography, economy, religion, and government of the colony. Along the way you should keep a journal of your findings…I will show you how to organize it.

Ticket Out Complete your progress chart for objective C If you can compare and contrast Roanoke, Jamestown, and Plymouth you are at mastery level!