Why did the Pilgrims leave England? Did they find what they were seeking? How long did they have to sail on the Atlantic ocean before reaching land? What did the children do while on the ship?
These are all great questions that substitute teachers could address if the lesson plan ends early.
At Teacher Vision, they've posted a lesson plan called Aboard the Mayflower for students in grade levels 3-8 that you may find fun and interesting.
Enjoy!
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