🗺️ Part 1: Colonial Regions Knowledge

1. What are the three colonial regions of America? Circle the correct answer:

New England, Middle, Southern

Northern, Central, Western

Eastern, Middle, Pacific

Atlantic, Mountain, Desert

2. Which colonies were part of the New England region? Check all that apply:

Massachusetts

Virginia

Connecticut

Pennsylvania

New Hampshire

Georgia

📋 Part 2: Colonial Regions Chart

3. Fill in the chart below with information about each colonial region:

New England Colonies:

Climate: ________________

Main Economic Activity: ________________

Important Feature: ________________

Middle Colonies:

Climate: ________________

Main Economic Activity: ________________

Important Feature: ________________

Southern Colonies:

Climate: ________________

Main Economic Activity: ________________

Important Feature: ________________

🤔 Part 3: Critical Thinking

4. How do you think the climate in each region affected the jobs people had? Write your answer below:

5. If you were a colonial child, which region would you want to live in and why?

🔗 Part 4: Matching Activity

6. Match each colonial region with its main characteristic:

1. New England

2. Middle Colonies

3. Southern Colonies

A. Known for large plantations

B. Famous for shipbuilding

C. Called the "breadbasket" for farming

📝 Part 5: Vocabulary & Questions

7. Fill in the blanks using these colonial vocabulary words: colony, region, plantation, trade

A __________ is a large farm in the Southern colonies. Each __________ was an area settled by people from another country. The Middle colonies were known for __________ with other areas. The New England __________ was known for cold winters.

8. Write one question you still have about Colonial America that you would like to learn more about:

9. Draw a simple picture showing something you learned about one of the colonial regions:

Colonial Regions Introduction

Colonial Regions Introduction

🗺️ Part 1: Colonial Regions Knowledge

📋 Part 2: Colonial Regions Chart

🤔 Part 3: Critical Thinking

🔗 Part 4: Matching Activity

📝 Part 5: Vocabulary & Questions

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