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Exploring American History Through Creative Projects

Dive into the richness of American history from 1600 to 1800 through engaging and creative projects. Whether you're reviewing a historical book or film, conducting a research project on historical figures like Thomas Jefferson or Phillis Wheatley, or even creating a unique diorama or cookbook featuring period recipes, there's a multitude of ways to express your understanding and opinions. Craft historical fiction pieces inspired by real events, or conduct interviews with scholars to gain deeper insights. Let your creativity shine while learning about our nation's past!

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Exploring American History Through Creative Projects

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  1. US History Individual Projects

  2. Book Review • Read Book • Write BRIEF summary • Give your opinions

  3. Movie Review • Watch Movie • Write BRIEF summary • Give your opinion on movie • MUST have parent signature

  4. Life Sketch • Research an American from 1600-1800 and create a report/movie/Power Point/paper/etc.

  5. Research Project • Pick ANYTHING and present it ANYWAY you want

  6. Art

  7. Poetry • Anne Bradstreet • Thomas Jefferson • Thomas Godfrey • John Trumball • Phillis Wheatley

  8. Diorama

  9. Creative Writing • Pick a real historical event and write a historical fiction piece • Fake characters • Fake Plot • Real events, real place

  10. Cookbooks • Put 5-10 period recipes together into a cookbook (with pictures!)

  11. Interview • Interview a scholar and report on your findings

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