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William Jefferson Clinton's First Inaugural Address
The text of William Jefferson Clinton's first inaugural address, given on January 20, 1993. | Holiday Poems
Students will write an acrostic poem from the name of a winter holiday: "Christmas," "Kwanzaa,"... | |
Tessellations
Discover a geometry lesson that is integrated with history and art to engage even the most math... | Glacial Pressure
A hands-on science activity will help students to understand the effects of pressure exerted on... | |
Senufo Painting
Students can make Senufo paintings, which are stylized representations of animals or people.... | ||
Write a Letter to the President
Students will write a letter to the president with details of their ideas for goals to be met... | A Play about Sacagawea
Sacagawea is one of the most famous Native American women of the 19th century. Her life story... | |
American Indians Today
Read an article about modern American Indians. This is a great resource for American Indian... | Indentured Servants' Experiences 1600-1700
Read descriptions from indentured servants of the 1600s-1700s. These fascinating tales are an... | |
The Price of Cigarettes
By tallying the cost of buying cigarettes, students will be better able to decide whether to... | Harriet Brent Jacobs
Harriet Brent Jacobs was a slave who wrote an autobiography. Students read an excerpt and react... | |
Indentured Servants
Use a lesson that helps students to compare and contrast European American indentured servitude... | ||
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
The full text of the autobiography of Harriet Brent Jacobs, Incidents in the Life of a Slave... | ||
Comparing Martian Dust Storms to Earth's Cyclones
This science investigation gives students hands-on experience with some principles about air... | Remembering the Day of Infamy
Read a historical account of what occurred on the day Pearl Harbor was bombed, December 7,... | |
Bringing the Solar System Down to Earth
Students create a scaled-down model of the solar system by calculating the planets' diameters... |

