TAH Observation—Fall, Year 3

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TAH Observation—Fall, Year 3 Paul Revere TAH Observation—Fall, Year 3

Quick Write On the index card, write anything that you know about Paul Revere. The statements can be facts, questions, or phrases. You have two (2) minutes.

Let’s Share! Who would like to share what they wrote on their index card?

Objectives: In this lesson, you will: Review information about Paul Revere and the American Revolution. Determine facts and opinions about the American Revolution. Complete a journal entry. S.S. COS 7, 8

Who was Paul Revere and why is he important to the American Revolution? As you watch the video, complete the graphic organizer. We will discuss it after the video.

Graphic Organizer C:\Documents and Settings\mhutton\My Documents\am rev graphic org brainpop.ink

Facts and Opinions What is a fact? What is an opinion? A fact is something that can be PROVEN What is an opinion? An opinion is the way someone or something feels It cannot be proven

Move the boxes under the correct heading. FACT OPINION Paul Revere is known for his Midnight Ride. Paul Revere was a kind man. Robert Newman hung the signal lanterns in the Old North Church. Paul Revere’s house is still in Boston today. The Battle of Bunker Hill was a famous battle in the American Revolution. The American Revolution was an unnecessary war. Minutemen were ready to fight for their cause at a moment’s notice. Paul Revere was the bravest soldier in the American Revolution.

Look at the picture that follows. Write a paragraph about what you think is happening in the picture. Use DETAILS in your paragraph. Be prepared to share.

Objective Review: What did you learn about Paul Revere that you did not know? What are some FACTS about the American Revolution? What are some OPINIONS?