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Welcome Educators!

Fort King George Historic Site is dedicated to being Georgia's premier living history education site. We now offer Georgia-Performance-Standards based, cross-curricular lesson plans. These lesson plans provide instructional materials for teachers of all core subjects. Furthermore, they are diverse and designed to accommodate multiple learning styles.

Interpretive Mission: The interpretive mission of Fort King George Historic Site is to educate the public about the colonial military struggles that affected Georgia's early history. Primarily, interpretive staff aim to reveal this fort's role in the Southeastern, colonial struggle for empire between Great Britain, Spain, and France. Additionally, we aim to show that these imperial struggles contributed to a multi-cultural, frontier society made up of many diverse peoples, trades, crafts, and lifestyles.

If you'd like to book a tour to our site call 912-437-4770, or email us at ftkgeo@darientel.net.
If you'd like to order your copy of a cd with all of the curriculum units listed below, please call 912-437-4770, or email us at ftkgeo@darientel.net.

Introduction (pdf)
Acknowledgements (pdf)

This guide is intended to be used by teachers wishing to teach students various concepts about Colonial American History, with a particular emphasis being placed upon Georgia History. Each unit is a thematic presentation of various elements found within the interpretive plan used at Fort King George Historic Site. The lessons may be used independently as the teacher wishes; however, they are best complimented when used in conjunction with an educational field study at the site.

UNIT ONE: EDUCATIONAL TOUR ASSESSMENT British colonization of South Carolina and Georgia, trades and crafts in colonial America, Southeastern Native Americans, colonial imperialism and trade, guided tour assessments based upon student comprehension of interpretive program.
	Fort King George Educational Tour Assessment (pdf - 288KB)
	Fort King George Educational Tour Assessment - Answer Key (pdf - 84KB)
	The Story of Fort King George (pdf - 1000KB)

UNIT TWO: THE DEBATABLE LAND European exploration in North America, colonial imperialism in the Southeast, British, Spanish, and French colonization, European/Native American relations, mulit-cultural life on the southern frontier, and adaption of colonists to physical environments.
	The Debatable Land (pdf - 628KB)
	The Debatable Land - Answer Key (pdf - 112KB)
	Unit Two Test (pdf - 92KB)
	Unit Two Test (word - 48KB)
	Unit Two Test Answer Key (pdf - 64KB)
	Period Map (pdf - 1MB)

UNIT THREE: COLONIAL ECONOMICS AND TODAY'S WORLD Colonial imperialism, mecantilism, physical geography's role in economic development, opportunity cost, specialization, voluntary exchange, trade, and productivity all reflected in the economic network of colonial America.
	Colonial Economics and Today's World (pdf - 652KB)
	Colonial Economics and Today's World Answer Key (pdf - 108KB)
	Unit Three Test (pdf - 88KB)
	Unit Three Test Answer Key (pdf - 64KB)

UNIT FOUR: THE MUSKOGEE NATIVE AMERICANS Native Americans in the Southeast, evolution, culture, lifestyle, use of environment, relations with Europeans, art, religion, ethno-history, and post contact history.
	The Muskogee Native Americans (pdf - 860KB)
	The Muskogee Native Americans Answer Key (pdf - 84KB)
	Native American Pottery at Fort King George (pdf - 400KB)
	Timeline of Dates (pdf - 44KB)
	World Time Line (pdf - 2.7MB)
	World Time Line Credit (pdf - 40KB)
	Unit Four Test (pdf - 88KB)
	Unit Four Test Answer Key (pdf - 48KB)

UNIT FIVE: THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDERS OF COLONIAL GEORGIA Scottish Highlanders settlement in colonial Georgia, adaptation of early explorers and settlers in Georgia, reasons for Georgia's settlement, characteristics of early Georgia during the Trustee period, imperialism among the British and Spanish, frontier life and customs.
	The Scottish Highlanders of Colonial Georgia (pdf - 312KB)
	The Scottish Highlanders of Colonial Georgia Answer Key (pdf - 72KB)
	The Scottish Highlanders of Darien (pdf - 856KB)
	Unit Five Test (pdf - 92KB)
	Unit Five Test (word - 56KB)
	Unit Five Test Answer Key (pdf - 64KB)

UNIT SIX: MOTION AND FORCES OF A FORTRESS Newton's Three Laws of Motion, chemistry, mass, gravity, force, simple machines, energy types, conservation of matter, 18th century military science and weaponry.
	Motion and Forces of a Fortress (pdf - 220KB)
	Motion and Forces of a Fortress Answer Key (pdf - 64KB)

UNIT SEVEN: FORT CHEMISTRY & OTHER MATTERS Structure of matter, phases of matter, chemical and physical changes, elements, mixtures, compounds, and the Periodic Table of Elements.
	Fort Chemistry & Other Matters (pdf - 636KB)
	Fort Chemistry & Other Matters Answer Key (pdf - 312KB)

UNIT EIGHT: MATHEMATICS AT A FORTRESS (4th Grade) Various math problems, based upon the 4th grade curriculum, devoted to historic situations and physical resources at Fort King George.
	Mathematics at a Fortress - 4th Grade (pdf - 232KB)
	Mathematics at a Fortress Answer Key - 4th Grade (pdf - 68KB)

UNIT NINE: MATHEMATICS AT A FORTRESS (8th Grade) Various math problems, based upon the 8th grade curriculum, devoted to historic situations and physical resources at Fort King George.
	Mathematics at a Fortress - 8th Grade (pdf - 180KB)
	Mathematics at a Fortress Answer Key - 8th Grade (pdf - 60KB)

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