Description: This resource includes a historical passage and seven multiple choice questions.

Description: This is a coloring page featuring a Statue of Liberty United States Postage Stamp.

Description: This is a coloring page featuring the 17 cent Statue of Liberty Air Mail United States Postage Stamp.

Description: This is a beautiful coloring page that features an authentic Statue of Liberty United States air-mail postage stamp.

Description: This awesome jigsaw allows students to make their own jigsaw pieces, or, allow the program to auto-cut pieces.

Description: This educational game requires students to drag and drop the animated landforms and bodies of water to their correct places on the map of America. Examples include the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, the Rocky Mountains and many others.

Description: This interactive map allows students to learn all about New York's cities, landforms, landmarks, and places of interest by simply clicking on the points of the map. Use the New York scavenger hunt with this map.

Description: Students play the role of a virtual history teacher and must grade responses to three questions about the Statue of Liberty. Each response is incomplete, and students must fill in the missing information in the "response" section. Students can use the Statue of Liberty historical passage for reference.

Description: This activity requires students to analyze the famous sonnet The New Colossus (which is a casting on the base of the Statue of Liberty's pedestal). Students must then compare and contrast, provide examples of its symbolism and analyze the meaning of the poem.

Description: These primary source comprehension activities guide students through close reading of authentic historical texts. By working across three skill-focused tabs—Main Idea; Details, Inference, and Contextual Vocabulary—students develop a deeper understanding of the passages and strengthen essential literacy skills. The interactive tools and structured layout help readers analyze, annotate, and interpret the text with clarity and confidence.

Description: This fun activity requires students to pretend they are interviewing the Statue of Liberty! In the interview, there are four scripted questions that the student has to answer as the Statue. Two questions are fun and two are serious. The student comes up with the last question and answer. Students can use the Statue of Liberty of informational passage as a reference.

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and four multiple choice questions. PASSAGE LENGTH: 140 Words; LEXILE: 710

Description: This section provides a detailed history of the Statue of Liberty.

Description: This scavenger hunt is designed for use with the world cities interactive map

Description: This scavenger hunt is designed for use with the world cities interactive map

Description: This map allows students to click on any of 35 major world cities such a New York, London, Paris, Mumbai, Shanghai, Tokyo, Seoul, Sydney, and many more to learn about their histories, attractions, landmarks, and much more.

Description: This scavenger hunt is designed to be used in conjunction with the World Landmarks interactive map

Description: This scavenger hunt is designed to be used in conjunction with the World Landmarks interactive map.

Description: This map features more than 40 of the world's most famous and visited landmarks. Students simply click on the points of the map to learn about the history of these wonders. There are two different scavenger hunts that are intended to be used with this map

Description: This is a beautiful Statue of Liberty coloring page

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and four multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback. In addition, when you click the "listen" button, you can hear the passage while it highlights the text. PASSAGE LENGTH: 140 Words; LEXILE: 710