1. Take out your BINDER & AGENDA!
September 7th, 2016
Directions:
Take out your BINDER & AGENDA!
2) Take out your Bell Ringers from last week, and match the Colony with its Geographical location.
New Hampshire = ____
Massachusetts = ____
New Jersey = ____
Pennsylvania = ____
Rhode Island = ____
New York = ____
A = New England Colony
B = Middle Colony

2. How did the English start colonies with distinct qualities?
Today’s Agenda
Measureable Objective
Differentiated and characterize the New England & Middle Colonies with 70% accuracy
Florida Standard: Compare the characteristics of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies.
Agenda
I do: Review characteristics of NE Colonies & discuss.
We do: Read about the Middle Colonies.
You do: Start to compare & contrast Middle and NE colonies.
Essential Question
How did the English start colonies with distinct qualities?
Learning Goal - By the end of the lesson you will…
Compare and contrast the geography, economy, and religious values of the New England & Middle Colonies.

3. B2 – VIP’S Colonies Take Root
DUE
TODAY
HAND IT IN!

4. Metacom Anne Mae John Smith John Winthrop
Who founded the colony of New Hampshire after conflicting with Puritans in Massachusetts?
Metacom
Anne Mae
John Smith
John Winthrop

5. Frontier No man’s Land Backcountry Lost Colony
Definition: A frontier region extending through several colonies, from Pennsylvania to Georgia?
Frontier
No man’s Land
Backcountry
Lost Colony

6. New Jersey New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island
Which of the following colonies below is NOT considered apart of the Middle Colonies?
New Jersey
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island

7. Directions: Take out THE MIDDLE COLONIES from Yesterday or Thursday!B5
Geography / Climate
Religion
Geography / Climate
Occupations
Social Patterns
Religion
Occupations
Social Patterns

8. B5 – Middle Colonies
Directions
- Work with your groups to find out information regarding the Middle Colonies. You need to fill out at LEAST 3 TEXT CITED SENTENCES.
Geography / Climate– What is the land, weather, climate like?
Occupations – What did they do for work?
Social Patterns – What groups of people lived there? Their backgrounds?
Religion – What did they practice in terms of religion and faith?

9. Chapter 3 – Section 2 Textbook Time
Directions: Grab a textbook from under your desk or in the back, turn to pg. 78.

10. You should be on pg. 78 in the textbook!
Directions:
Take out the map B3 from yesterday.
You should be on pg. 78 in the textbook!

11. (7) New Jersey – FIND ON PG. 78
oN THE BACK…
(5) New York – Began as Dutch colony New Netherland. People from Sweden, France, and Portugal lived there. In 1664, King Charles grants lands to brother James who takes over and calls it New York.
(7) New Jersey – FIND ON PG. 78
(8) Delaware – FIND ON PG. 79
(6) Pennsylvania – Started by William Penn in 1662 as a “holy experiment” where people from different faiths could live peacefully. English, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish settled here. Quakers were predominant religion.

12. Grab 1 colored pencil from the front desk
Directions:
Grab 1 colored pencil from the front desk
2) You should be on pg.78 in the textbook.

13. Directions: Insert your key here… = New England Colonies
= Middle Colonies
= Southern Colonies

14. oN THE BACK…
(9) Virginia – Founded in Tobacco was a huge cash crop. Settlers warred with Native Americans over farming land.
(10) Maryland – Established 1632 by a charter as a colony for Christians (Catholics & Protestants. First laws for religious toleration were passed there.
(11) North Carolina – FIND ON PG
(12) South Carolina – FIND ON PG
(13) Georgia – FIND ON PG. 87

15. The Southern Colonies B6 – The Southern Colonies B6
1) Put your Name, Period and Date Here!
Write B6
Draw a circle around it. B6
Title this paper
The Southern Colonies

16. Geography / Climate Religion Occupations Social Patterns
Directions: Fold your paper in half (hamburger), then fold it again (hamburger).
The Southern Colonies B6
Geography / Climate
Religion
Geography / Climate
Occupations
Social Patterns
Religion
Occupations
Social Patterns