French and Indian War Reading Comprehension Exercises
Title Format Gr. Level/Lexile Word Count Type Immediate Feedback Narration
French and Indian War O 6+ /1200 423 Passage and 10 Questions Yes Yes
The Effects of the French and Indian War P/O 5-6+/850-1050 251; 323 Passage and 7 Questions Yes Yes
George Washington - Age 22 P/O 4/6 258; 342 Passage and 7 Questions Yes Yes
Join, or Die! P/O 4+-6+/850-1050 214; 286 Passage and 7 Questions Yes Yes
Pontiac's Rebellion P 5+/1050 460 Passage and 7 Questions No No
Pontiac's Rebellion O 5+/1050 460 Passage and 7 Questions Yes Yes
French and Indian War Writing Prompts and Activities
Rivalries - This American Revolution/Revolutionary War/French and Indian War activity explains the centuries-old rivalry between England and France that shaped America's early history and then challenges students to write about a rivalry in their life, or, in sports, movies, or literature.
The Worst Rule Ever- This fun prompt requires students to relate to how the colonists must have felt after the passage of the Royal Proclamation of 1763, by writing about the worst rule they've ever had to follow.
Rookie Mistakes - “Rookie Mistakes” asks students to connect George Washington’s early military failure at Fort Necessity with their own experiences trying something new and making mistakes. Students reflect on how learning from those mistakes can lead to growth, confidence, and better decision-making over time.