Let Freedom Ring Grade Level: 4th
Subjects: Social Studies and Language Arts
Learner Outcomes:Duration of Lesson: Two forty minute sessionsInvestigate the history of The Liberty Bell. Using U.S. map, students will retrace the journey 1915 route taken by Liberty Bell from Philadelphia to San Francisco and label major cities. Write an acrostic poem using the word Liberty Bell. Materials:
Technology Tools/Courseware:Pencils, markers, and highlighters Download Liberty Bell Poem Activity Sheet Download U.S. map Teacher Notes:Computers Linked web sites Download worksheets Internet Access Word Processing software Printer Teacher Procedures:Signed Acceptable Use Policy for each student. Students need to be familiar with a word processing program. Student Procedures:Using the classroom monitor, give a brief introduction to the activity, model navigating the history of The Liberty Bell, and how to download activities. Modifications:Explore the history of The Liberty Bell. Download and print the map of the bell's journey in 1915 on the U.S. Map. Go to the history of The Liberty Bell and study. Go to the journey in 1915 of The Liberty Bell and use the U.S. map and the photo essay to trace The Liberty Bell's journey from Philadelphia to San Francisco. Highlight path with crayons or markers and label major cities. Download, print, and complete Liberty Bell Poem Activity Sheet . Enrichment:Refer to IEPs and Student Assistance Team Files Peer Tutors Evaluation/Assessment:Go to Pennsylvania Map Quiz. Complete the U.S. map activity. West Virginia IGOsCompletion and accuracy of the U.S. map with The Liberty Bell's journey. Completion of The Liberty Bell Poem activity sheet. National Standards:Social Studies: 4.43 Language Arts: 4.51
Geography: The World in Spatial TermsWriting:2. Knows the location of places, geographic features, and the patterns of environment. References:1. Uses the general skills and strategies of the writing process. history
Pennsylvania Map Quiz.
journey 1915
U.S. map
BackgroundAuthor: Tama Core, Chris Johnson, and Alice Current
Overview Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5