Harriet Tubman Research / Note-taking Trade Book Center / Interactive Notebook

Need something to do with a class full of trade books about history? Looking to guide your students' independent note-taking and research? Interested in using interactive notebooks? Need an emergency sub plan that aligns with the curriculum and is always ready to go?

If so, these printable centers / task cards may be just what you need. This particular one focuses on Harriet Tubman, and answers to research questions can be found in most trade books or on related websites.





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