National Monuments, Memorials, & Landmark Report Templates
$6.00
Are your students learning about the history of the United States? Do you teach them about historic landmarks in the US? If you do, then this is the perfect resource for you! Included in your download is 25 different monuments, memorials, and landmarks in the United States. Students will research the location of the site, fun facts, why it was created, and general information about the structure. The resource also includes websites for teachers to share with students to guide them in their research.
Description
Locations Included in the Resource:
- Statue of Liberty
- Mount Rushmore
- Independence Hall
- Liberty Bell
- Hoover Dam
- Ford’s Theater
- Golden Gate Bridge
- National Archives
- Alamo
- White House
- Gateway Arch
- Washington Monument
- Jefferson Memorial
- MLK Jr. Memorial
- Lincoln Memorial
- FDR Memorial
- WWI Memorial
- WWII Memorial
- Vietnam War Memorial
- Pearl Harbor Memorial
- Korean War Memorial
- Tuskegee Airman Memorial
- Crazy Horse Memorial
- Sitting Bull Memorial
Live Laugh Love Kinder –
Great resource! Easy to use, well organized, and engaging for students. Thank you for creating such a quality product!
Miss Bridges Social Studies and More –
Good resource for a quick little fun project to keep kids excited about learning!
Ashley G. –
This product is very engaging and my students loved it!
Simply Third and Thriving –
I loved this resource. Very well done and engaging.
Mrs Szotak’s Store –
Great resource for my USA landmarks unit for my 3rd graders.
Michelle A. –
We have been building a History Interactive Notebook. Although, this is a younger grade activity, it was fun to have as a side activity to fill in a few pages.
Margie E. –
Easy to use. A great tool for third graders to use to research monuments.
Robyn L. –
Good for lower level or students with learning disabilities.
stacy H. –
A wonderful supplement to our Symbols of America unit.
Learning With Lopes –
Great and cute activities. Just what I needed to teach specific standards.
Monkey Jane’s Teacher Toys –
This was an excellent resource for me to build on for my slightly older students.
Rachel M. –
My students loved using this resource after talking specifically about the Statue of Liberty! It helped them organize their thoughts and asked great questions for them to answer.
Kim T. –
A great resource to use with our Social Studies Unit – rules and laws.
Angie Kossan –
It is a wonderful resource, the only thing that would make it better is if there was a blank template that could be used for other landmarks not already made.
Pass Learning Systems –
Great product! Thank you so much for sharing! I’ve loved using this in my class!
Tracey S. –
Great resource. My students loved doing a research project in a national park.
Into The Woods of Teaching –
I absolutely loved using this product with my students! I love how quick and to the point it was. As a third grade teacher my students are just learning how to research so this was perfect. It wasn’t a long drawn out project. We were able to finish it in two 35 minute class periods.
Sarah F. –
Love how quick and easy this was to use alongside a social studies lesson. Great activity, it generated discussion as well. Thanks
Michael M. –
Great resource. My students learned so much from this material!
Beth Wilkerson –
Great resource!
megan D. –
The layout was great and was a good resource to use as a graphic organizer for a short informative essay.
Tina M. –
Fun resource for students to learn more about famous landmarks. Students loved researching and planning a summer vacation for their families with these new reports.
Dana C. –
Well organized and easy to use.
Regina C. –
Great resource!
Rachel M. –
This helped add to my social studies lessons
Lisa W. –
I used this with my US symbols unit. The kids really liked it.
Jessica M. –
This was a cute resource! My fifth graders enjoyed it.
amanda O. –
Great resource, thank you!
Deb O. –
I used this resource to add to my unit on American Symbols. Thanks!
Denise Baxter –
This is a great tool that I will be using soon with my students for their research lesson.
Danielle V. –
Great little resource! Used it during SS as a quick project!
Kaitlin B. –
This was so great for my Social Studies class!
Teacher Shop Box –
Great organizer to research landmarks.
Readers Rule –
I used this as an extension activity to a novel that mentioned many of the landmarks.
Jaime Schumer –
Great resource for teaching nonfiction comprehension with SS integration.
Joanna P. –
This is a great activity for my lesson with my class. I am so excited I found it.
sherri S. –
Great resource!
Sarah G. –
Great resource!
KD’s Shop –
Great for students who struggle with understand landmarks and monuments.
Benji and Sam’s Teacher Boutique –
Thank you for sharing!
Buyer –
Thank you for sharing! This is great!
Froggy About Teaching –
I love the format in which this organizer is done. Makes it clear what my students need to do!