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Taxation without Representation Lesson

How the American Government Was Different Part 1: Having Their Say

The American government was very different from other countries' governments.

The King's M & M's: The Stamp Act (Colonial Times Printable, 5th-8th Grade) - TeacherVision.com

Learn why colonial Americans were upset with British tax laws, such as the Stamp Act.

Stamp Act of 1765 - King's M&M's

Wake up, King George! bootyA Divided ColonySocratic DialogueThe Stamp Act of 1765Purpose of the Stamp ActTo raise revenue to help pay off the British debt at the end of the French and Indian War. Provisions of the Stamp ActPlaced a small tax on 54 commonly used items, such as contracts, wills, newspapers, diplomas, playing cards and even dice.

The King's Taxation M & M's

I project the game directions on the board and share that we are going to start the activity now. "Colonists" are asked to listen to the proclamation of the Parliament as to what taxation the king is demanding of the colonies (SL 5.1b).

Fun in Room 4B: Teaching With M&Ms....mmmmmmmm

I began my unit on the American Revolution this week. I get so excited when we get to this part because the kiddos get excited, too. For some reason, they are more interested in this unit than Native Americans, Explorers and the Colonies. I start the unit with a simulation.