Post-Secondary

Uses primary documents to engage students in large and small group structured analysis of World War I poems by three different poets.

College students will create a 1 week curriculum on the topic of World War I using 3 different information formats for junior high age students.

Writing a Persuasive Paper on Civil Rights Legislation during the Truman Presidency

Students will be responsible for collecting a portfolio (18 or more titles) of children's literature addressing the subject, giving examples, or dealing with the issue of civil liberties outlined within the Bill of Rights

This activity will employ selected primary documents to explore Truman's views on the race question, from his days of courting Bess Wallace through his post-Presidential years.

A broad overview of U.S. foreign policy from Truman to Bush 43.

To help students understand that while political party affiliation often has a profound impact upon Congressional voting, geographic considerations especially during the antebellum era can have an even bigger impact.

Given a map of Korea, student teams will label the map showing location of mountains, average high and low temperatures, names of neighboring countries, population centers, and location of cities.

Activities that help students think and work like historians