American 13 Colonies Blank Printable Map Activities Thirteen Original States

This 13 (Thirteen) American Colonies Regions Map Activity with a free blank map is one of our favorite Beginning of the Year United States -US Geography Activities! Students label each colony and map the United States’ Geography by each colonial economy region. Get the full details below.

 

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The 13 Colonies of America Map is a fun and interactive activity with a free blank map, perfect for beginning-of-the-year U.S. geography lessons. Students label each colony and explore the colonial economy regions of the United States.

What students do in this is a clickable colonial resources map activity:

  • Upon each click, students label each of the thirteen colonies one by one
  • Color colonial regions

Here’s what you get:

  1. An introduction slide
  2. A clickable colonies map
  3. A blank-printable colonies map

Like what you see here? The Colonial Resources by Region Map Activity is fantastic too! It comes with great map analysis activity and a resource click map.

You will LOVE this activity, as differences in regional geography drive US content throughout the year!

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Instructomania US History lessons are taught with a common theme by using key concepts in each unit. Through a key concept lens, students analyze the growth and struggles behind the early American growing nation. The key concepts embedded in our US history activities and worksheets include geographical expansion and political, economic, and social development. The following key-concept subcategories are the focus of each unit:

  • Federalism (political development)
  • Republicanism (political development)
  • Government (political development)
  • Diversity (social development)
  • Territorial Expansion (geographic expansion)
  • Rights and liberties (political and social development)
  • Labor Systems (economic development)
  • Differing Economies (economic development)

Through the United States history bundles, students support key concept-based claims with evidence from both secondary and primary source texts.

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