In this free Westward Expansion map activity, students will walk around the room and analyze the U.S. territorial acquisitions from 1783 to 1853.

Looking for 5th grade anchor charts? Try some of these anchor charts in your classroom to promote visual learning with your students.

This literature-based, project-based westward expansion unit study is a fun way to teach homeschoolers in-depth history.

Diverse Peoples of the West, Manifest Destiny, Westward Expansion, anchor chart, 4th - 5th grade

During the 1700s, the American colonies were growing rapidly & more land was needed. Learn more with this free Westward Expansion Flip Book.

Teaching Westward Expansion? This page gives you timelines, primary sources, and free lessons to teach Westward Expansion in your classroom.

Whether you have visual learners like I do or just want to add a fun twist to your day while learning about westward expansion, your kids will love these movies

10 Westward Expansion Hands-on History Activities. Grab one of these ten westward expansion hands-on history activities when studying about the Oregon Trail

Grab printable Westward Expansion Reader to read, color, and learn about American expansion after Louisiana Purchase in 1803 thru 1890.

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