The Power of the Boycott |
| This activity requires students to think about the concept of boycott and to write about a modern product, service, or, organization, that they think is worthy of such a protest today! |
Use this Activity: |
| Discuss - Read and discuss the introduction to the activity which examples the reasoning behind boycotts. Ask students what boycotts they're aware of and how they've been used in history. |
| Morning Work - The writing prompt will likely take students about 25 minutes to complete and is great for morning work. |
| Homework - This activity is a great way to assign homework in social studies or language arts. |
| Interactive Notebooks - This activity is a great entry for interactive social studies notebooks. |
| Part of a Lesson - Teaching about the Boston Tea Party or boycotts? Distribute this activity to students and have them work independently. |
| Share - This prompt serves as a great opportunity for students to share their writing. |