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The Texas Revolution. UNIT 5 3 WEEKs Resources for teachers to aid classroom instruction that cover Texas History during the period 1835 - 1836. Brought to you by The Portal to Texas History. Resources. Era Overview. Conflicts during the Revolution Period brought tremendous chaos and upheaval to nearly everyone within Texas.
This resource has been provided to assist educators with delivering the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for middle school Texas History. This content module may be utilized as a tool to help supplement instruction. It is not intended to be a complete unit of study.
This unit is a three-week study of the events of the Texas Revolution. Suggested pacing minutes are based on the average time it takes a class to complete each lesson; however, as the educator, use your best judgment based on the average pace of your class learning styles.
The student will examine the causes that lead to the Texas Revolution through a teacher guided discussion using a PowerPoint presentation.
Humanities Texas educational programs provide a range of resources that support instruction in Texas history. The following guide highlights digital resources from our educational programs available on the Humanities Texas website, including episodes of our Texas Originals radio program, primary sources featured in our Digital Repository, lectures
4 Σεπ 2009 · Papers include Turner’s recollections of the beginnings of the City of Galveston and some account of his service in the Army of the Republic of Texas; reminiscences of the Texas Revolution and Battle of San Jacinto; and “Amasa Turner and the Regular Army of Texas, ” a biography by Miller Harwood.
This lap book is designed to help students summarize and organize content for the Texas Revolution. The assembly of the lap book should take about 15 minutes. You can construct the lap book at the beginning of the unit or have the students write on the graphic organizers and glue it all together at the end.
