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1、Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Writing and ArtWrite a letter to a friend discussing the future of the United States and ideas for making it a better place.Social StudiesMake a timeline of Abigail Adamss life.Include three dates and at least five important events.Share your

2、timeline with a partner.ConnectionsAbigail AdamsA Reading AZ Level K Leveled BookWord Count:387www.readinga-Written by Kira FreedLEVELED BOOK KHKNAbigail Adamswww.readinga-Who was Abigail Adams,and why was she important?Focus QuestionWritten by Kira FreedAbigail AdamsCorrelationLEVEL KJ1718Fountas&P

3、innellReading RecoveryDRAAbigail AdamsLevel K Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Kira FreedAll rights reserved.www.readinga-causescoloniesequal rightsFirst LadyGreat BritainindependentWords to KnowPhoto Credits:Page 4:Everett Collection Historical/Alamy Stock Photo;page 6(both):Collection of the Mas

4、sachusetts Historical Society;page 8:Glasshouse Images/Alamy Stock Photo;page 9:ClassicStock/Alamy Stock Photo;page 12:Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum,Harvard University Portrait Collection,Bequest of Ward Nicholas Boylston to Harvard College,1828,H74.President and Fellows of Harvard College;page 13

5、:courtesy of Library of Congress,Prints&Photographs Division,LC-DIG-ppmsca-09502;page 14:Art Reserve/Alamy Stock Photo;page 15:Jixue Yang/DIllustration Credits:Front cover,title page,pages 3,5,7,10,11:Ruth Palmer/Learning AZ3Table of ContentsWho Was Abigail Adams .4Early Years .5War with Great Brita

6、in .8After the War .12Later Years .14Glossary .16Abigail Adams Level K4Who Was Abigail Adams?Abigail Adams lived from 1744 to 1818.At that time,women mostly thought about their husbands,children,and home.Abigail Adams was different.She helped shape the United States first years as a new country.This

7、 portrait of Abigail Adams was made in 1795.3Table of ContentsWho Was Abigail Adams .4Early Years .5War with Great Britain .8After the War .12Later Years .14Glossary .16Abigail Adams Level K4Who Was Abigail Adams?Abigail Adams lived from 1744 to 1818.At that time,women mostly thought about their hus

8、bands,children,and home.Abigail Adams was different.She helped shape the United States first years as a new country.This portrait of Abigail Adams was made in 1795.5Early YearsAbigail was born on November 11,1744,in Massachusetts,one of the thirteen colonies.At the time,the colonies belonged to Grea

9、t Britain.Most girls were not allowed to go to school.Abigails mother taught her to read and write.Abigail was smart and loved to read.GeorgiaSouth CarolinaNorth CarolinaVirginiaNative American TerritoryPennsylvaniaDelawareNew JerseyNew HampshireRhode IslandATLANTIC OCEANConnecticutMassachusettsMary

10、landNew YorkThe Thirteen ColoniesAbigail Adams Level K6Abigail married John Adams in 1764.John worked as a lawyer.He was often away from home because of his work.Abigail took care of the farm and their money.These paintings of Abigail and John Adams were made around the time of their marriage.5Early

11、 YearsAbigail was born on November 11,1744,in Massachusetts,one of the thirteen colonies.At the time,the colonies belonged to Great Britain.Most girls were not allowed to go to school.Abigails mother taught her to read and write.Abigail was smart and loved to read.GeorgiaSouth CarolinaNorth Carolina

12、VirginiaNative American TerritoryPennsylvaniaDelawareNew JerseyNew HampshireRhode IslandATLANTIC OCEANConnecticutMassachusettsMarylandNew YorkThe Thirteen ColoniesAbigail Adams Level K6Abigail married John Adams in 1764.John worked as a lawyer.He was often away from home because of his work.Abigail

13、took care of the farm and their money.These paintings of Abigail and John Adams were made around the time of their marriage.7The Adams FamilyAbigail and Johns children helped with chores on the family farm.Their oldest son,John Quincy Adams,became the sixth president of the United States.Abigail Ada

14、ms Level K8War with Great BritainSoon after Abigail and John were married,Great Britain began to treat the colonies unfairly.People had to pay many high taxes.Abigail,John,and many others wanted the colonies to become independent.This stamp showed that a tax had been paid to Great Britain.7The Adams

15、 FamilyAbigail and Johns children helped with chores on the family farm.Their oldest son,John Quincy Adams,became the sixth president of the United States.Abigail Adams Level K8War with Great BritainSoon after Abigail and John were married,Great Britain began to treat the colonies unfairly.People ha

16、d to pay many high taxes.Abigail,John,and many others wanted the colonies to become independent.This stamp showed that a tax had been paid to Great Britain.9John left the farm to help the colonies break away from Great Britain.Abigail cared for their children and ran their farm.A woman running a bus

17、iness was not common at the time.This painting shows John Adams meeting with other men to discuss the colonies independence.Abigail Adams Level K10Abigail thought Johns work was important.She and John wrote many letters while he was away.Abigail shared her ideas about helping the colonies become ind

18、ependent.John listened to her ideas.9John left the farm to help the colonies break away from Great Britain.Abigail cared for their children and ran their farm.A woman running a business was not common at the time.This painting shows John Adams meeting with other men to discuss the colonies independe

19、nce.Abigail Adams Level K10Abigail thought Johns work was important.She and John wrote many letters while he was away.Abigail shared her ideas about helping the colonies become independent.John listened to her ideas.11The colonies went to war with Great Britain to become independent in 1775.John kep

20、t working to help the colonies become free.Abigail made meals and cared for soldiers who were hurt.She wrote to John about what was happening.Abigail Adams Level K12After the WarThe war ended in 1781,and the colonies became a new countrythe United States of America.George Washington became the first

21、 U.S.president in 1789.John became the first vice president.This painting of John Adams was made in 1783.11The colonies went to war with Great Britain to become independent in 1775.John kept working to help the colonies become free.Abigail made meals and cared for soldiers who were hurt.She wrote to

22、 John about what was happening.Abigail Adams Level K12After the WarThe war ended in 1781,and the colonies became a new countrythe United States of America.George Washington became the first U.S.president in 1789.John became the first vice president.This painting of John Adams was made in 1783.13John

23、 became president in 1797.As First Lady,Abigail spoke out against slavery and in favor of equal rights for women.Some people did not like it when Abigail spoke out.They sometimes called her Mrs.President.Abigail never stopped talking about what she believed.Do You Know?John and Abigail were the firs

24、t president and First Lady to live in the White House.It was called the Presidents House at the time.Abigail Adams Level K14Later YearsAbigail and John moved back to their farm when his four years as president were over.Many years later,in 1818,Abigail died.This painting of Abigail Adams was made in

25、 her later years.13John became president in 1797.As First Lady,Abigail spoke out against slavery and in favor of equal rights for women.Some people did not like it when Abigail spoke out.They sometimes called her Mrs.President.Abigail never stopped talking about what she believed.Do You Know?John an

26、d Abigail were the first president and First Lady to live in the White House.It was called the Presidents House at the time.Abigail Adams Level K14Later YearsAbigail and John moved back to their farm when his four years as president were over.Many years later,in 1818,Abigail died.This painting of Ab

27、igail Adams was made in her later years.15Abigail Adams was a smart woman who made a difference in many ways.Her ideas were important to the birth of the United States.She showed the world that women can speak up and work for important causes.This statue of Abigail Adams is in Boston,Massachusetts.A

28、bigail Adams Level K16Glossarycauses(n.)beliefs,ideas,or goals supported by a group of people(p.15)colonies(n.)areas or countries that are ruled by or belong to another country(p.5)equal rights freedoms and powers(n.)that are as good as those of other groups of people (p.13)First Lady(n.)the wife of

29、 a president or other leader(p.13)Great Britain an island on which the (n)countries of England,Scotland,and Wales are located(p.5)independent not controlled or ruled(adj.)by others(p.8)15Abigail Adams was a smart woman who made a difference in many ways.Her ideas were important to the birth of the U

30、nited States.She showed the world that women can speak up and work for important causes.This statue of Abigail Adams is in Boston,Massachusetts.Abigail Adams Level K16Glossarycauses(n.)beliefs,ideas,or goals supported by a group of people(p.15)colonies(n.)areas or countries that are ruled by or belo

31、ng to another country(p.5)equal rights freedoms and powers(n.)that are as good as those of other groups of people (p.13)First Lady(n.)the wife of a president or other leader(p.13)Great Britain an island on which the (n)countries of England,Scotland,and Wales are located(p.5)independent not controlle

32、d or ruled(adj.)by others(p.8)www.readinga-Who was Abigail Adams,and why was she important?Focus QuestionWritten by Kira FreedAbigail AdamsCorrelationLEVEL KJ1718Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAAbigail AdamsLevel K Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Kira FreedAll rights reserved.www.readinga-cause

33、scoloniesequal rightsFirst LadyGreat BritainindependentWords to KnowPhoto Credits:Page 4:Everett Collection Historical/Alamy Stock Photo;page 6(both):Collection of the Massachusetts Historical Society;page 8:Glasshouse Images/Alamy Stock Photo;page 9:ClassicStock/Alamy Stock Photo;page 12:Harvard Ar

34、t Museums/Fogg Museum,Harvard University Portrait Collection,Bequest of Ward Nicholas Boylston to Harvard College,1828,H74.President and Fellows of Harvard College;page 13:courtesy of Library of Congress,Prints&Photographs Division,LC-DIG-ppmsca-09502;page 14:Art Reserve/Alamy Stock Photo;page 15:Ji

35、xue Yang/DIllustration Credits:Front cover,title page,pages 3,5,7,10,11:Ruth Palmer/Learning AZVisit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Writing and ArtWrite a letter to a friend discussing the future of the United States and ideas for making it a better place.Social StudiesMake a timeline of Abigail Adamss life.Include three dates and at least five important events.Share your timeline with a partner.ConnectionsAbigail AdamsA Reading AZ Level K Leveled BookWord Count:387www.readinga-Written by Kira FreedLEVELED BOOK KHKNAbigail Adams