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This is a link to a 24 question quiz for review over European Explorers for 5th graders.

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Preview this quiz on Quizizz. I am an Italian explorer who was hired by the King of England to go out exploring after Columbus. I landed on what is today Newfoundland, but I thought I was in Asia.

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Students can use these flashcards to study each explorer as a review.

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5th Grade Social Studies- EXPLORERS ONLY

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Start studying 5th Grade Social Studies- EXPLORERS ONLY. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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This is an example of a flipbook to create with reasons of early European Exploration.

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Here Be the Dragons | 3rd grade social studies, Social studies projects, Social studies education

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Dec 7, 2013 - A little dramatic of a title, huh? Well, since we are studying early exploration, I thought it fitting. :) We have moved into our unit on Early European explorers and this time around I thought I would start off a bit general before we moved into specific explorers. So we did two things to introduce the era that I thou…

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This video shows amazing images and information about the most famous explorers who dared to search for something new.

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This website contains a story map and information about the main reasons for European Exploration.

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Explorers of North America Matching Game

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Explorers of North America Matching Game

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This interactive matching game requires students to match each explorer to what they discovered.

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Reviews European explorers of North America and what they discovered.

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This is a video/song with information about many different explorers to familiarize students in a catchy way.

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Having trouble remembering those explorers from long ago? Maybe this will help.

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This fun song describes the explorations and accomplishments of Christopher Columbus, Juan Ponce de Leon, Jacques Cartier, and Christopher Newport.

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This interactive map allows students to continue to learn about the routes of explorers of North America.

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1. This map shows the routes of early European explorers who came to North America. Covering such vast areas, these explorations took time. How many years passed between the first and the last of these explorations?

2. Explorers often followed rivers into the interior of North America as they searched for a route across the country. Name three rivers that were important to the explorers on this map.

3. Choose one explorer shown on the map, and write a description of his journey. Use the map to tell what direction he traveled in and the oceans or rivers that he crossed. Use other resources to add more details to your description.

Rulers of several European nations hired explorers during the 1400s, 1500s, and 1600s. The nations included Spain (green line on map), England (red), France (blue), and Holland (purple). They wanted the explorers to search for a Northwest Passage to Asia and to look for gold and other treasure. Instead of finding a route to Asia, explorers found rich land and resources in North America. Soon, settlers came to build trading posts, fishing camps, and towns. As these settlements grew, North America changed forever.

1. 190 years passed between the first (1492) and the last (1682).

2. Rivers that explorers used include the Mississippi River, the St. Lawrence River, and the Hudson River.

3. Your description should include the parts of the country the explorer traveled through and any landforms the explorer crossed, such as mountains and rivers that you see on the map.

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Interactive Map: Exploration of North America, 1492-1700

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This map shows the routes of early European explorers who came to North America. Covering such vast areas, these explorations took time. How many years passed between the first and the last of these explorations? Explorers often followed rivers into the interior of North America as they searched for a route across the country.

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This is a European Explorers map with voyages and information. It shows the location and routes of certain explorers.

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This is used in a grade 6 unit on European explorers and their routes. It covers Columbus, Cabot, Magellan, Cartier and de Gama.

The colour coded map helps the students to visualize the route of the explorers. The accompanying information sheet explains the context of their voyages.

I've made the info sheet free and the accompanying map $2.00. Please find the information sheet listing in my store.

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European Explorers Map with voyages and info sheet

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This is used in a grade 6 unit on European explorers and their routes. It covers Columbus, Cabot, Magellan, Cartier and de Gama. The colour coded map helps the students to visualize the route of the explorers. The accompanying information sheet explains the context of their voyages. I've made the ...

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This is a video of 5th grade students singing a made-up song about explorers. Students can learn and sing along.

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This is an interactive map of Lewis and Clark’s route to the Pacific.

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Lewis and Clark Expedition - Interactive

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This section provides an interactive map of the Lewis and Clark route to the Pacific. Simply click and learn! Perfect as an introduction to the expedition

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This interactive site shows students different European explorers and important information about them.

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Interactive World Explorers Exhibit - Silk Road, Columbus, Spices, Northwest Passage, and much, much more

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This is a 22 slide presentation about European Exploration of the Americas. It shows maps and routes of famous explorers.

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This is an introduction video to engage students and get them excited for the unit of study over European exploration. It discusses how they changed the world.