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Free Thanksgiving U.S. History grant proposals
Valley Forge: Source comparison, Hamilton song, and Poem activity
Would you have deserted Valley Forge? Students must answer this question as they learn more about Valley Forge, the place that ultimately shaped the Continental Army into a fighting force. This lesson includes: A PAPER AND DIGITAL VERSION 1. Background reading and questions on Valley Forge (one slide)2. Two sources to analyze (Secondary source, Hamilton song, and primary source diary entries) 3. An I AM poem template where students create a poem about Valley Forge from a soldier's perspective.
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5th - 12th
Celebrate GivingTuesday by Teaching a Lesson about Giving
Only three years old, #GivingTuesday is a rapidly growing movement that mobilizes people all over the world to bring their focus to generosity and issues they care about. Learning to Give is asking teachers to simply teach one lesson about giving on December 1 and join 10,000 teachers around the world having classroom conversations about generosity and civil society. Free lessons and more information available at learningtogive.org. Apply for a classroom mini-grant before December 5, 2015 to pla
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Not Grade Specific
Teacher Tour Itinerary Salem Massachusetts
Are you a literature or history teacher looking to visit historic Salem, Massachusetts? Maybe you are attending a professional development workshop in the area, or maybe you have always wanted to go visit but you're overwhelmed with the sightseeing possibilities. If you have not already read my detailed blog post, view it here.I designed a teacher tour itinerary. I did all the research about where to stay, where to eat, what to see, when to go, and what it will cost, so all you have to do is sit
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Not Grade Specific
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