Here are some links to assist in research of The Boston Tea Party:
- Overview of the Boston Tea Party: A short overview of the event at ducksters.com.
- Boston Tea Party Online Activity: This high quality presentation at havefunwithhistory.com gives a pretty detailed overview of the Tea Party.
- The Events of Boston in 1774: This nice little informational piece in the style of a newspaper from the time period gives information on both the Tea Party and the Boston Massacre. This is within the Liberty! materials on PBS.org.
- Boston Tea Party Facts at bostonteapartyship.com: Good information on the different aspects of the Tea Party.
- The Boston Tea Party Photos: Some great photo galleries can be found at the Boston Tea Party Historical Society, at Shmoop, and this high quality Glogster page.
Teacher Resources:
- Here are some links to a few worksheets in pdf format that may be useful in a grade 3-5 classroom:
- All About the Boston Tea Party: A simple and easy two page worksheet with questions after.
- Teaching Guide Collection of Activities: Provided by PBS.org, there are a few high quality activities, the ones that interest me are the ones where students are asked to analyze paintings depicting events of that day.
- Causes of the American Revolution packet: A packet with a nice readers theater piece (pages 13-17), a handout on the Boston Tea Party (pages 18-19), and a list of unit vocabulary (page 23). Provided by huntington.org.
- One paragraph about the Boston Tea Party: This might be usable in reading class.
Video Clips:
This first clip is from the 1957 Disney movie Johnny Tremain. What I like about it is that it's short, and gives a decent overview of the actual dumping of the tea in about 6 minutes.
This next clip is from the amazing series America: The Story of Us. This clip is about the Tea Party.
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