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What
were the events and who were the people that built this nation?
Who is today's American? What are our dreams for the future of this
nation?
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this month's theme in a Live Chat session!
October 3 and 17, 2002
8:00 P.M. (ET)
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Use the
Immigration Feature Presentation
to explore this broad topic with your students. Don't miss the interactive
timelines and maps that show immigration patterns!
Let your students have fun with the vocabulary
activities, too!
Participate in these collaborations:
The
Great American Potluck - Can we learn
about a nation's history through its food? Help us answer this question
by sharing in The Great American Potluck!
America
Dreams - A new Millennium creates a timely
forum for students to consider the dreams of the past, the realities
of the present and dreams for the future.
Today's Immigrants - By conducting
and publishing interviews, student historians are invited to tell
the story of immigration to the U.S. in the late 20th- and early
21st-centuries.
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Use these
lesson plans (created by educators for educators) to explore the
theme of immigration with your students in your
classroom:
All
History is Local (Grades 11-12)
Down
the Rabbit Hole (Grades 6-8)
German Immigrants (Grades 7-12)
Images of Our People (Grades 5-12)
Immigration Through Oral History (Grade
11)
Immigration/Migration
(Grade 11)
Links
to the Past (Grades 6-12)
Our
Changing Voices (Grades 9-12)
Port of Entry (Grades
6-12)
Turn
of the Century Child (Grades 6-8)
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