(3rd ed.) Lesson Plan Overview Day(s) Topic Pages Support Materials Bible Integration Introduction xi–xv Biblical reasons for studying history American core values that will be evaluated biblically throughout the book Chapter 1: Discovery of a 1 The 1–4 CD material God’s providence Activity 1: American Man created in image: Critique of God’s Indian Cultures animism 2 The Finds the 5–6 What if News of Had providence God’s New Reached in AD 1000? 3 The Claims the 6–9 Activity 2: Explorers of The of God New a The of Word “Rediscovery” God’s Religious reasons for migrating to the 4 The English 10–13 CD material II Thess. and laziness Come to Stay Activity 3: Captain John The Christian basis for laws in the new of the colonies Smith’s Account Founding of Jamestown 5 Chapter 1 Review 6 Chapter 1 Test Chapter 2: Settling the Thirteen Colonies 7 Coming to the 16–19 CD material Religious freedom Colonies Activity 1: Founding Biblical evaluation of American core Your Own Colony values 8 The Colonies 19–26 CD material Pilgrims and the Gospel Activity 2: Selection Religion in from William Pilgrims and Of What if the Pilgrims had landed in Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation example of providence God’s Thanksgiving and Deut. 26:10 Bible verses on hard work 9 The Middle 26–29 The Pennsylvania Why does the fall of matter? Colonies Dutch Quakers and their beliefs 10 The Southern 30–33 Activity 3: Map Study: Lack of religious freedom in and Colonies The Original Colonies religious toleration in 11 Chapter 2 Review 12 Chapter 2 Test Chapter 3: Expansion and Establishment 13 Colonial Diversity 35–38 CD material The Middle Passage Activity 1: The Population of the Colonies 14 Colonial 38–43 CD material Growth for Glory God’s Economy Activity 2: Early The growing economy Colonial Differences
(3rd ed.) Lesson Plan Overview Day(s) Topic Pages Support Materials Bible Integration Introduction xi–xv Biblical reasons for studying history American core values that will be evaluated biblically throughout the book Chapter 1: Discovery of a 1 The 1–4 CD material Activity 1: American Indian Cultures God’s providence Man created in God’s image: Critique of animism 2 The Finds the New 5–6 What if News of Had Reached in AD 1000? God’s providence 3 The Claims the New 6–9 Activity 2: Explorers of a The of God The “Rediscovery” of God’s Word Religious reasons for migrating to the 4 The English Come to Stay 10–13 CD material Activity 3: Captain John Smith’s Account of the Founding of Jamestown II Thess. and laziness The Christian basis for laws in the new colonies 5 Chapter 1 Review 6 Chapter 1 Test Chapter 2: Settling the Thirteen Colonies 7 Coming to the Colonies 16–19 CD material Activity 1: Founding Your Own Colony Religious freedom Biblical evaluation of American core values 8 The Colonies 19–26 CD material Activity 2: Selection from William Bradford’s Of Plymouth Plantation Pilgrims and the Gospel Religion in Pilgrims and What if the Pilgrims had landed in of God’s providence Thanksgiving and Deut. 26:10 Bible verses on hard work 9 The Middle Colonies 26–29 The Pennsylvania Dutch Why does the fall of matter? Quakers and their beliefs 10 The Southern Colonies 30–33 Activity 3: Map Study: The Original Colonies Lack of religious freedom in and religious toleration in 11 Chapter 2 Review 12 Chapter 2 Test Chapter 3: Expansion and Establishment 13 Colonial Diversity 35–38 CD material Activity 1: The Population of the Colonies The Middle Passage 14 Colonial Economy 38–43 CD material Activity 2: Early Colonial Differences Growth for God’s Glory The growing economy example
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