In History of the 4th of July John Green provides a short summary of the history of Independence Day and the methods in which Americans have commemorated the holiday since 1776. As he always does, Green consists of plenty of ironical comments throughout the video so if your students have problem recognizing sarcasm then this wont be an appropriate video for them.
Keith Hughes does not appear to be producing new videos on his YouTube channel anymore, however if you return in his archives youll find this gem from 2012. In the positive and succinct style that made Keiths YouTube channel popular he provides a summary of the Declaration of Independence..

TED-Ed has actually a lesson titled What You Might Not Know About the Declaration of Independence. Its a lesson that provides overview of the bottom lines in production of the Declaration of Independence in addition to a brief conversation trigger at the end. The lesson is most likely best suited to middle school trainees.

American Independence Day, the Fourth of July, is tomorrow. I understand that most of you reading this arent in school right now, however I believed I d share a few video lessons about the Declaration of Independence the event of Independence Day. Bookmark these for your lessons when school resumes in the fall.History provides the following excerpt from the America: The Story of Us series. The clip is commentary from talking heads like Tom Brokaw and Aaron Sorkin. It might trigger some thought and conversation among your trainees.