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Instructional Plan: Colonial Music in Virginia
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What did colonists do for fun in 18th century Virginia? Let us explore the music and dance of Colonial Virginia and why they were so important to know. What happens when we take those 18th century dance moves and combine them with the trending moves today? Let us find out!

Subject:
Fine Arts
Music
Material Type:
Activity/Lab
Author:
VDOE Fine Arts
Date Added:
08/16/2022
Massive Resistance In Virginia Cross-Curricular Lesson
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 Massive Resistance to school integration was an important part of Virginia history, but it is often not taught or it's glossed over quickly. Students will watch actual newsclips and then write a factual paragraph about Massive Resistance in VA.    In this lesson, students will explore the Robert Russa Moton Historical Site on the Civil Rights Trail website. Then they will watch original news clips of different events during the Massive Resistance Movement in Virginia. As they watch the clips they will complete a graphic organizer on the 5 Ws. They will use the information from their graphic organizer to create a well-written, complete, factual paragraph.      This lesson is designed for upper primary grades but can be used for middle school also. It covers Virginia History and US History II SOLs and English writing and research SOLs.     Feel free to modify this lesson and its accompanying documents as needed for your classes. 

Subject:
American History
Cross-Curricular
English
History/Social Sciences
Research
Virginia History
Writing
Material Type:
Activity/Lab
Author:
Laura Brown
Date Added:
07/27/2020
Mix Ups Grade 4( Native Americans).docx
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The student will demonstrate an understanding of the lives of the native people and locate the three American Indian language groups. Fourth grade students are learning about American Indians and the three major language groups spoken in Virginia. These comprehension “mix-ups” are a great way to monitor students’ understanding of the content along with checking reading comprehension.

Subject:
English
History/Social Sciences
Reading
Virginia History
Material Type:
Activity/Lab
Author:
Sandy Sullivan
Date Added:
10/28/2022