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Curriculum Connections are not intended to be "lesson
plans" per se. Rather the connections are intended as resource ideas
for the development of specific activities and units that will help you
meet your own district's and school's curriculum goals and objectives,
and to help you construct meaningful units of study to meet state and
national standards. There are many possibilities for using the
connections we present here. Research might be conducted to answer a
specific question arising from reading the particular title. Plays
might be written and produced by students. Discussions might be held
focusing on a specific paragraph or passage in a book. The links will
hopefully provide background for this research or for discussions.
Using these links to provide information and background to lead to a
more meaningful experience with the book or books.
American Sisters: Adventure on the Wilderness, Road, 1775. American Sisters: Crossing the Colorado Rockies, 1864. American Sisters: Down the Rio Grande, 1829. American Sisters: Exploring the Chicago World's Fair, 1893. American Sisters: Horseback on the Boston Post Road, 1704. American Sisters: Pacific Odyssey to California, 1905. American Sisters: A Titanic Journey Across the Sea, 1912. American Sisters: Voyage to a Free Land, 1630. American Sisters: West Along the Wagon Road, 1852. The Biggest Pest on Eighth Avenue. Illustrated by Cynthia Fisher. Come Away With Me. George on His Own. Helen Keller: Rebellious Spirit. How to Survive the Third Grade. Little Women: A Story of Children. Luck Follows Me. Magnificent Voyage: An American Adventurer on Captain James Cook's Final Expedition. Old Crump: The True Story of a Trip West. Second-Grade Dog. Shadow Catcher: The Life and Work of Edward S. Curtis. Take to the Sky. Where Will This Shoe Take You?: A Walk Through the History of Footwear. Wind on the River. A Story of the Civil War. Window on the West: The Frontier Photography of William Henry Jackson. The Worm Club The Worst Kid Who Ever Lived on Eighth Avenue.
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