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They Shot My Drum - Student Activity Book

They Shot My Drum - Student Activity Book

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Dive deeper into the historical adventures of Alexander and the 54th Massachusetts Regiment with the They Shot My Drum: Student Activity Book. This engaging companion to the novel is packed with interactive activities that bring history to life. Explore the pivotal moments of the American Civil War through hands-on history activities, including:

The Battle of Fort Sumter: Uncover the events that ignited the Civil War and analyze the strategic significance of this first significant conflict.

Recruitment of Colored Soldiers: Learn about the brave men who joined the Union Army, their motivations, and their challenges.

The Battle of Fort Wagner: Study this crucial battle, understand its impact, and delve into the courageous acts of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment.

The Death of Colonel Robert Shaw: Reflect on the legacy of the beloved leader of the 54th Regiment and his profound influence on his troops.

This activity book is designed to enhance your understanding of the historical context, deepen your connection to the characters, and foster a greater appreciation for the sacrifices made during the American Civil War. Perfect for students and history enthusiasts alike, it offers educational content and engaging exercises to complement the novel They Shot My Drum.

8.5 x 11 inches

Beautiful glossy cover

50+ pages of activities and puzzles

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Kathryn M.
5.0 out of 5 stars might be my favorite

This might be my favorite of the three books that I read in the Teen Warrior series, I thought Alexander H. Johnson was a great character and enjoyed the story being told. Kellie May has a great writing style and I was glad I read this series.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

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Nurse Q
5.0 out of 5 stars Great for tween age boys

My son loves american history, and he found this story fascinating. It was well written on his level. He cannot wait to read the next one!

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David H.
5.0 out of 5 stars The drum was critical

The drum was how the military leaders communicated with their soldiers during the battle. There were 27 complicated drum signals. And usually the drummer was too young to be a soldier. So these were very young boys, typically. Worth the read.