REFERENCE
A chart listing which of the U.S. states received the most immigrants in 2001.
A chart listing U.S. metropolitan areas that received the largest numbers of immigrants in 1997.
An article explaining the naturalization process in the U.S.
Use this reference when teaching United States-Cuban relations.
Distribute a chart that details the people who were born in foreign countries who lived in the United States in 1980.
The concentration of ethnic groups by regions of the United States.
WORKSHEETS
Students research and record basic facts about their family.
Immigrants to America have the opportunity to write about their experience.
Enhance students' estimation skills with this chart about American immigration.
Students create a bowl that celebrates one of the cultures represented among immigrants in America.
Introduce your elementary-school students to the wonderful writing of Eve Bunting and connect literature with social…
Explore the Middle Ages through the twentieth century with this printable guide for Karen Cushman's six novels: The Loud…
MAPS
Students will learn about the origins of place names in the United States and examine how the names show our diversity.
LESSON PLANS
Use this worksheet with the "Today's Pilgrims" lesson plan.
Students use estimation and budgeting skills to decide what artifacts the school should "purchase" for an exhibit on…
Students research American immigration and use arithmetic to determine some facts and statistics about various immigrant…
Students travel back in time to learn about the lives of the immigrant families who made their home in a tenement on New…
CLASSROOM TOOLS
Students will compare data on immigrants and be able to draw some conclusions.
DAILY WARM-UPS
Develop students' reading skills with this printable passage of historical fiction and comprehension questions. This…
