Boston Tea Party
High Tea in Boston Harbor - PBS Chronicles of the Revolution. (Y, M)
Boston Teaparty - Text preparedby Cassandra Jansen for From Revolution to Reconstruction - an .HTML project. Educational Essay. (Y, M)
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum - We eagerly anticipate the reopening of the new Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, a comprehensive museum dedicated to preserving and interpreting the legacy of the single most important event leading up to the American Revolution. The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum is temporarily closed. The museum is currently undergoing full renovation with plans for reopening summer 2010. (Y, M)
Boston Tea Party History - From the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum website. (Y, M)
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum online Activities - Build the Brig Beaver and The Tea Party Gazette. These activities are compliments of the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum and are free of charge provided that they are not commercially distributed. They are for individual classroom use only. (Y, M)
The Boston Tea Party - Short Stories for Kids. Printable Children's Literature (Y, M)
The Boston Tea Party - From KidsKnowIt Network (Y, M)
Boston Tea Party - From Social Studies for Kids (Y, M)
Boston Tea Party - From Academic Kids (Y, M)
Boston Tea Party Eyewitness Account by a Participant - The History Place - American Revolution (Y, M, O)
Intolerable Acts - From Academic Kids. The Intolerable Acts, called by the British the Coercive Acts or Punitive Acts, were a series of laws passed by the British Parliament in 1774 in response to the growing unrest in the American Colonies, particularly in Boston, Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party. (Y, M)
Tea Act - From Academic Kids (Y, M)
Boston "Tea Party" - From Cyber Sleuth Kids - US History (Y, M)
1756-1776: The Seven Years War to the American Revolution - From the Tax History Museum (Y, M, O)
Boston Tea Party Historical Society - A full comprehensive resource includes timelines, Numbers and Facts, Analysis, Student Essays, The Location, The Ships, Origin of the Tea, References and Printable Posters. (Y, M, O)
The Boston Tea Party, 1773 - From eyewitness to history.com (Y, M)
Revolutionary Tea Parties and the Reasons for Revolution - Lesson Plans Grades 6-8 (M)
All About the Boston Tea Party - A reading comprehension worksheet about the Boston Tea Party. Grade Levels: 2 - 5 (Y)
The Boston Tea Party - An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan. Grade 4. (Y)
Revolutionary War - From ProTeacher Web Directory (Y, M)
The Boston Tea Party - ESL resource for the Boston Tea Party. (Y, M)
The Boston Tea Party - Think Quest (Y)
The Boston Tea Party 1773 - From HaveFunWithHistory.com (Y, M)
Revolutionary Unit Including Colonies - Young explorers experience adventure during a ten day journey beginning in Colonial America. In time, they relive the Boston Tea Party, ride with Paul Revere, and sign the Declaration of Independence with Thomas Jefferson. With their new freedom, the young pioneers accompany Lewis and Clark on their early exploration of the west. Through their travels, students will gain an understanding of historical events and leaders from Colonial times through the westward expansion of America. (Y)
The Boston Tea Party: Costume Optional? - Learn about other famous tea parties held to protest British taxes in the complementary EDSITEment lesson, Revolutionary Tea Parties and the Reasons for Revolution. Grades 6-8 (M)