Create a Children’s book to explain an important event or cause of the Revolutionary War. This can be done through PowerPoint, Paint, Word, Publisher, or other technological programs. You may also do a physical copy and take pictures to submit to the drop box. Be certain the pictures are clear. The event should be age-appropriate for your audience. It should be at least 6 pages and have a beginning, middle, and end. This should be a story about the event. Stories have dialog and plot. Each page should have a picture to go along with what is happening in the story, and it should have a cover and title page.

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Create a Children’s book to explain an important event or cause of the Revolutionary War.  This can be done through PowerPoint, Paint, Word, Publisher, or other technological programs.   You may also do a physical copy and take pictures to submit to the drop box.  Be certain the pictures are clear.  The event should be age-appropriate for your audience.  It should be at least 6 pages and have a beginning, middle, and end.  This should be a story about the event.  Stories have dialog and plot.     Each page should have a picture to go along with what is happening in the story, and it should have a cover and title page.

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### Title: “Sammy and the Tea Party: A Revolutionary Adventure” #### Page 1: Cover Page **Title:** Sammy and the Tea Party: A Revolutionary Adventure **Picture:** An illustrated cover showing a young boy named Sammy, dressed in a colonial outfit, standing beside a table with tea boxes and an old ship in the background. **Text:** Written by [Your Name] --- #### Page 2: Introduction **Text:** Once upon a time, in a small colonial town called Boston, there was a curious boy named Sammy. Sammy loved to explore and ask questions about everything around him. One chilly evening, he overheard his parents talking about something called the “Tea Act.” **Picture:** Sammy with wide eyes, listening from behind a doorway while his parents talk at the table. --- #### Page 3: The Problem **Text:** "What’s the Tea Act?" Sammy wondered aloud. His father explained, “The British government has made a new law that forces us to buy tea only from the East India Company, and they keep raising the prices!” Sammy furrowed his brow. “That doesn’t sound fair!” **Picture:** A worried-looking Sammy, sitting on the floor with some crumpled tea boxes around him and his father looking serious in a colonial outfit. --- #### Page 4: The Plan **Text:** The next day, Sammy heard whispers of a plan. A group of colonists, dressed as Native Americans, was going to show the British that they were unhappy. Sammy felt a spark of excitement. “I want to help!” he decided. **Picture:** A group of historical figures discussing plans, with one holding a sheet of paper and another in a feathered headdress. --- #### Page 5: The Tea Party **Text:** That night, under the light of the moon, Sammy joined the brave colonists at the Boston Harbor. They boarded the ships filled with tea and began to toss the tea overboard! “This is how we’ll show them we want freedom!” they shouted. Sammy felt proud and a little rebellious. **Picture:** A dramatic scene of people throwing tea boxes over the sides of ships, with a full moon shining on the water. --- #### Page 6: The Outcome **Text:** The next morning, everyone in town was talking about the “Boston Tea Party.” “The British will not be happy with us!” said a neighbor. Sammy smiled, realizing they had made their voices heard. It was just the beginning of the fight for freedom, and he was proud to be a part of it! **Picture:** A bustling town square with people discussing and pointing toward the harbor, while Sammy looks determined, ready for the adventure ahead. --- #### Page 7: Conclusion **Text:** Sammy learned that when people come together for what they believe is right, they can make a difference! And that was how the journey for freedom truly began. “I can’t wait to see what happens next!” he declared with a grin. **Picture:** Sammy looking up at the sky with joy, the sun rising behind him, symbolizing hope and new beginnings. --- ### Back Cover: **Text:** “Sammy and the Tea Party” teaches us about the power of standing up for what’s fair and the spirit of adventure that sparked the Revolutionary War! **Picture:** A silhouette of Sammy next to a tea box and the American flag flying high. --- Feel free to illustrate the images using your preferred method, and consider including simple, colorful graphics that represent each scene to engage young readers! Enjoy the creative process!