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Elie Wiesel and Night
Annotations by Amy Hankamer
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Track #213810
Format: Resource list
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This is background information on the novel Night and its author Elie Wiesel. It includes a glossary of terms and links to informative sites for Holocaust exploration.
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Japanese Internment Camps in America
Annotations by Amy Hankamer
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Track #211746
Format: Worksheet
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This track contains primary resources to help students research the American reaction to the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Trackstar & Rubistar Tutorial
Annotations by Amy Hankamer
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Track #211675
Format: Resource list
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This Track will serve as a point of refernce for teaches learning to use Trackstar and Rubistar
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The Glory Field: Background and Extention 1964-1994
Annotations by Amy Hankamer
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Track #142334
Format: Extended learning
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This is the second of two Tracks that will help students who are reading and studying Walter Dean Myers' novel understand the background for the novel (1964-1994)and give them opportunities to learn a little about some the topics mentionned in the book that helped to create the African American experience in the United States. For 1753-1930, go to track # 140409.
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Researching Careers
Annotations by Amy Hankamer
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Track #37602
Format: Resource list
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Seventh grade students will use this track to explore career and occupational web sites. They will take notes from these sites and create a presentation for the class on their chosen career.
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The Glory Field: Background and Extention 1753-1930
Annotations by Amy Hankamer
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Track #140409
Format: Extended learning
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This is Track one of two Tracks that will help students reading and studying Walter Dean Myers' novel understand the background for the novel (1753-1930)and give them opportunities to learn a little about some the topics mentionned in the book that helped to create the African American experience in the United States. For 1964-1994, go to track # 142334.
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