Mission: Making educational curricula connections
Content: Blackline masters - Using word searches, hidden messages, analogies, anagrams, and creative puzzles, students will learn about history while they apply critical-thinking skills. This resource provides students with opportunities to organize and analyze information and to draw conclusions. Extension activities promote practical, informative, narrative, and expository writing skills to help meet the standards. 112 pages [LW405 - From Caravels to the Constitution - $13.99]
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Films by continent and genre |
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Dabbling in Genealogy
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Booklists
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Maps of colonial Boston and colonial Illustrations
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Simulated Town Meeting
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Genres ( Student illustrated historical fiction) |
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Literature Circles
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Using PRIMARY SOURCES in the Classroom Passenger Lists | City Directory 1850 Census | Fishing stations | Affadavit |
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Colonial Boston's Mortuary Art
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Original Reader's Theater resources
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Rubrics in the classroom
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NARA, Northeast Region, Boston - Teaching with Documents themes: Immigration 54th Mass. Black Americans - Life of Harriet Tubman |
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Photographs of Boston
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Revolutionary War Period Scavenger Hunt
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Using 1700s Negro Population Statistics to create graphs
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1700s Colonial Simulation and components Interdisciplinary Unit - Revolutionary War Period |
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Travel Buddy Projects
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Inquiry Unlimited's educational practitioner (Boston as a Classroom)
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Educator is the recipient of the Miss Rumphius Award.