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Fifth grade students were bringing the American Revolution to life in a Revolutionary War reenactment project, taking on various roles of historical figures. At Victoria Elementary School in San Bernardino, students recreated events of the American Revolution. “I just... by Saul Kornbluth | Feb 8, 2016 | Articles
Seeds of revolution took hold during an afternoon activity where a historical re-enactment made it possible to have sixth graders live the American Revolution. The colonial kitchen at the St. Helena Elementary School saw a visit from Lord Dunmore as he met... by Sandy Rivera | Dec 23, 2015 | Articles
Using Minecraft to teach middle school history has become a popular choice for teachers who wish to engage students in problem solving. “If it’s going to meet a kid where they are at as a student, I’m going to use it,” said social studies... by Suzanne Perez Tobias | Sep 17, 2014 | Articles
Having second graders learn about the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights can be tricky, teacher Pam Hofmeier says. Second graders do not understand many concepts about government. They don’t understand concepts like representation , right to assemble, and...
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