American Revolution Task Card Review Activities Social Studies Passage Worksheet

Looking for fun American Revolution review activities that support reading comprehension skills? These social studies passage task cards feature important U.S. history topics such as the Boston Tea Party, The Battles of Lexington and Concord, The Treaty of Paris, and more! Aligned with 3rd-5th grade standards, this resource is ideal for teaching about westward expansion in the United States.

What Topics are Included?
Your students will learn about:

• Causes of the American Revolution
• The French and Indian War
• The Proclamation of 1763
• The Stamp Act
• The Boston Massacre
• The Boston Tea Party
• The Intolerable Acts
• The First Continental Congress
• The Battles of Lexington and Concord
• The Second Continental Congress
• The Olive Branch Petition
• The Declaration of Independence
• The Battle of Bunker Hill
• The Battle of Saratoga
• The Winter at Valley Forge
• The Role of Women in the Revolution
• The Role of African Americans in the Revolution
• The Treaty of Paris
• The Articles of Confederation
• The Impact of the American Revolution on the World

What’s Included?
This set of task cards provides a variety of activities designed for differentiation and flexible use:

• 20 American Revolution Passage Task Cards featuring key facts and about a variety of related topics and concepts.
• 2 multiple-choice questions per task card that directly relate to the passage and encourage reading comprehension skill practice.
• 2 Recording Sheet Size Options for different learning needs.
• Answer Key for easy grading and self-checking.
• Digital Google Slides Version for use in distance learning or digital platforms.
• Instructions and Suggestions for Use to guide teachers in implementation.

Why Task Cards?
Task cards offer an engaging, low-prep way for students to practice reading comprehension, learn about social studies, and apply critical thinking skills. They are ideal for:

• Independent work
• Small group practice
• Centers or stations
• Homework or test prep
• Differentiated instruction for ELL/ESL students

How It Works
Students will read a short passage of an important social studies topic or concept on each task card, then answer comprehension questions tailored to enhance understanding and retention. These cards are perfect for formative assessments and can be used for both printable and digital learning.

Social Studies made Smart and Simple!
Teach about important events, ideas, and individuals while providing your students with meaningful, standards-aligned activities that are easy to implement and engaging for learners of all levels.