This is a great new post by Cheryl Lederle with Stacie Moats, who are both from the Library of Congress.
“Canned Childhood”: Encouraging Student Understanding of Progressive Era Issues and Reform Strategies Through a Poem Related to Child Labor
If you are working with young learners, you can check out the KidCitizen episode Congress and Child Labor https://www.kidcitizen.net/episodes-blog/congress-and-child-labor .
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Stacie and I are grateful for the kind words, and I am particularly delighted that you attach elementary-appropriate resources to so many blog posts.
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