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    Engaging in historical inquiry is fun and intellectually stimulating for students in the classroom.  This album includes sources that students can explore in History's Mysteries. I've also included some sources from our upcoming mysteries.    

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    Map of Ho-De-No-Sau-Nee-Ga : or the territories of the People of the Long House in 1720 : exhibiting the home country of the Iroquois with the aboriginal names of their villages, lakes, rivers, streams & ancient localities, and the courses of their principal trails : [New York (State)]
    SKETCH OF THE RIVER S.T LAWRENCE From LAKE ONTARIO to MONTREAL by AN ONONDAGA INDIAN
    Stop your cruel oppression of the Jews
    Lucy the Elephant is a six-story elephant-shaped example of novelty architecture, constructed of wood and tin sheeting in 1881 by James V. Lafferty in Margate City, New Jersey, two miles (3.2 km) south of Atlantic City
    [Washington, D.C. Public Schools - classroom scenes and school activities]
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    I love all these images and the four-part presentation for kids to explore visually as the opening presentation.

    Allowing the students to list things they see and inquire about what they find in each quadrant connects to ELA "wonderings" and "stop and jots". It also connects to science "CER's" and opening explorations.  I am excited to try this with the third graders and the classroom scenes.

    That's great!  We have a new third grade unit coming out sometime over the next week too.  Keep a look out! 

    Glad you joined us! 

    Hello!  I attended your webinar the other night and your presentation was fantastic!  I can't wait to use your resources with my second graders!  Thank you for your dedication!

    I'm so happy you've joined our group.  New stuff coming out soon!  Let us know how History's Mysteries works in your classroom.  We cannot wait to hear!  

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