Texas Revolution Fredonian Rebellion Writing Activity

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The Fredonian Rebellion is the first event leading to the Texas Revolution. But are all revolutionaries heroes? In this activity, students will read and take notes on the Fredonian Rebellion while examining the essential question – Should Haden Edwards be considered a hero? The lesson starts by guiding them through a notetaking activity called “Yes/No But…” Students will then analyze their notes and create a Janus Figure depicting both points of view of the essential question.

This Activity Includes:
–A 2 page reading on the Fredonian Rebellion with detailed information for the students to read
–A “Yes/No, But…” Graphic Organizer for your Interactive Notebook to guide discussion and notetaking
–A Janus Figure directions and template.

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5 reviews for Texas Revolution Fredonian Rebellion Writing Activity

  1. stephanie S. –

    Great activity! It comes with a short reading passage and a Tchart!

  2. Melissa W. –

    This was a perfect assignment to leave for a sub that also allowed me to keep my students on track and not just give busy work.

  3. Karen H. –

    My students were engaged and excited about this activity!

  4. TexasTeachJoy –

    This is a great activity to bring writing across the curriculum.

  5. Whitney R. –

    Great!

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