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Isn’t It Exciting? (The American Industrial Revolution and Urbanization) Unit PlanIsn’t It Exciting? (The American Industrial Revolution and Urbanization) Unit Plan
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Core Knowledge Foundation
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Isn’t It Exciting? (The American Industrial Revolution and Urbanization)

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America was built on the ingenuity, work ethic, and foresight of our ancestors. Sixth graders learn about the complex Gilded Age in American history, including the prominent inventors and captains of industry, and how they all connect through a set of project-based lessons.

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Concepts

american industrialism, the industrial revolution, urbanization, the gilded age, thomas edison, industrialization, john d. rockefeller, labor unions, the stock market, railroads, monopolies, american inventors

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social studies

Instructional Ideas

  • Choose the parts of the resource that are most relevant to your unit on the Industrial Revolution
  • Set up stations with different activities for small groups to cycle through
  • Make the newspaper project a long-term assignment for learners to add to throughout the unit

Classroom Considerations

  • The unit includes 13 lessons that require 50 minute class periods; however, you can alter the schedule according to the needs of your curriculum
  • The final lesson requires three class periods

Pros

  • Provides answer keys for the assessments and worksheets
  • Includes all necessary worksheets and auxiliary materials 
  • Covers a wide variety of concepts from the time period

Cons

  • None

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