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

Description: This printable exercise requires students to compare Lewis and Clark to other "dynamic duos" in literature, movies, or even sports.

Description: This printout requires students to consider a time when they thought they were at the cusp of finishing something great, only to learn there was MUCH more work to do - ALA Miley Cyrus.

Description: This contextual vocabulary exercise requires students to insert the vocabulary words from the word bank that complete the paragraph.

Description: This is a detailed biography about Meriwether Lewis.

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

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

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

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

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and ten multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback. PASSAGE LENGTH: 395 Words; LEXILE: 1110

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and five multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback.

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and five multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback.

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and five multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback.

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and five multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback.

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

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and ten 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.

Description: Did you know that there are no known drawings of depictions of Sacagawea? All of the images you see of her today are simply guesses. This activity shows three different depictions of Sacagawea and challenges students to author their own "authentic" sketch of Sacagawea.

Description: This activity explains the idea of Sacagawea as an unsung hero. Students must then write about an unsung hero they select from movies, literature, sports, or their own lives.

Description: This fun activity requires students to read a Sacagawea passage and then, to sort 10 statements into those that are facts and those that are fiction.

Description: This is a coloring page that features a United States postage stamp honoring Sacagawea.

Description: When Thomas Jefferson sent Lewis and Clark to explore the vast Louisiana Territory, he had visions that they’d find exotic creatures such as wholly mammoths and undiscovered landforms such as mountains made of salt. While Lewis and Clark discovered over three hundred species of animals and plants, and even sent a magpie and prairie dog as pets to Thomas Jefferson, they never found the kind of creatures that legends are made of (though they did find massive grizzly bears). What if Lewis and Clark actually did discover an unworldly plant, animal, and landform, but those pages were somehow lost from Lewis’ journal forever when their keelboat capsized? In the spaces provided below, use your imagination to name, draw, and describe these lost discoveries.

Description: The section provides an introduction to the journal of Meriwether Lewis along with excerpts of his notes regarding observations of various birds and animals.

Description: This activity requires students to compare and contrast Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. Students must evaluate ten statements to determine if each is associated with Lewis, Clark, or Both.

Description: This fun activity requires students to read a Meriwether Lewis passage and then, to sort 10 statements into those that are facts and those that are fiction.

Description: This activity requires students to use the excerpts from the journal of Meriwether Lewis to answer the scavenger hunt questions.

Description: This fun activity requires students to read a William Clark passage and then, to sort 10 statements into those that are facts and those that are fiction.

Description: This printable page requires students to analyze the famous portrait of Columbia (known as American Progress and painted by John Gast) - the spirit of westward expansion. Students must analyze the painting and describe at least four symbols of westward expansion as expressed in the painting.

Description: This is a printable reading comprehension passage and multiple-choice question set. There are seven questions.

Description: This is an online reading comprehension passage and multiple-choice question set. There are seven questions and it gives immediate feedback. In addition, when you click the "listen" button, you can hear the passage while it highlights the text.

Description: This resource includes a short passage and four multiple choice questions.

Description: This resource includes a short 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.

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and ten 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. WORD COUNT: 173;. LEXILE LEVEL: 1010

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and ten multiple choice questions. WORD COUNT: 173;. LEXILE LEVEL: 1010

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and ten multiple choice questions. PASSAGE LENGTH: 524 Words; LEXILE: 1010

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and ten 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: 524 Words; LEXILE: 1010