American Revolution

Selected Web Resources for Educators
Solomon Hayward
 Zerviah Washburn
Solomon HAYWARD
his wife Zerviah (Zeruiah) WASHBURN
photographs by Midge Frazel, 2005, (Orange St. Cemetery, Bridgewater)
The Daughters of the American Revolution (source: Ancestry.com)
states (Vol 148 p.222)...
"Solomon Hayward (1754-1832) served as private
in Capt. Abram Washburn's company, Col. Edward Mitchell's regiment,
Massachusetts troops. "
He was born and died in Bridgewater, Mass.

The American Revolution and its Era
...maps and charts for 1750-1789
The Boston Tea Party: Costumes Optional?
...EDSITEment lesson for grades 6-8
Colonial Broadsides and the Revolution
...EDSITEment lesson for grades 6-8
Colonial Broadsides: A Student Created Play
...EDSITEment lesson for grades 6-8
Declare the Causes: The Declaration of Independence
...EDSITEment lesson for grades 3-5
Valley Oak Elementary School
Timeline of the American Revolution
... 1775-1781
Revolutionary War Biographies
..theme page on biographies
Spy Letters of the American Revolution
...project with primary source letters,
timeline and teacher's guide (article about spy letters)
Kathi Mitchell's Hotlist of American Revolution Sites
..long list of appropriate sites for student instruction
Revolutionary War Biographies
...compiled linked list by Dr. Annette Lamb
Topic: The Revolutionary War
...complied linked list by Dr. Annette Lamb
Johnny Tremain WebQuest
...for fifth grade students
Teaching with Documents:
Images of the American Revolution
..for older students
One April in Boston by Ben E. Edwards
..book (and audio CD) for students about the Revolution in Boston


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