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We Three Teachers: Our Presidents
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. Presidents up to 1850. Our presidents have come from a wide selection of backgrounds. Many have been lawyers, others were soldiers, a few were teachers, and some were businessmen. Check out the presidents by clicking on the years you want:. George Washington: 1st (1789-1797). He died on December 14, 1799. He se...
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We Three Teachers: Mount Rushmore
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. I have always wanted to visit Mount Rushmore. Seeing the faces of the four presidents carved into the granite face of the mountain is quite an impressive sight. How did such a monumental event even come to be? Most people had lost all their money then). Some final quick facts:. The statues are 60 feet high....
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We Three Teachers: Manifest Destiny and . . .
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. Manifest Destiny and . . . Manifest Destiny seemed to be our right. Sounds good, doesn't it? We have the right to settle all the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. So what was the problem? We now had the land. Remember at this time in our history, any land entering the new country had to dec...
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We Three Teachers: Gibson's Gallery
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. After going through our pictures, we decided to show where Righty, American, and Lefty have gone. Hopefully during the upcoming year, they will travel to some new places. Day 1 - We arrive in Philadelphia - Lefty and Righty have to come on board the plan with us. Lefty and Righty relaxing at the hotel. I think ...
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We Three Teachers: Cochrane's Quips
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. Here is a place to pose your questions and answer mine. Make me smile, make me laugh, because you know I AM the funniest teacher at Reinberg! Hi boys and girls, this is Mrs. Cochrane and I want to know what questions you have for Ben Franklin. We will be having breakfast with him on July 23. 7/21/2011 - Lew ask...
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We Three Teachers: Recommended Reading
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. American Revolution (DK Eyewitness Books) by Stuart Murray. George vs George by Rosalyn Schanzer. House Mouse, Senate Mouse by Cheryl Shaw Barnes, Peter W. Barnes. If You Lived in Colonial Times by Ann McGovern. If You Were There When They Signed the Constitution by Elizabeth Levy. We the Kids by David Catrow.
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We Three Teachers: Henry Knox
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. If you are like me, you have heard about Fort Knox. Have you ever wondered who it was named after? I have. So, when we were in Philadelphia and I saw a portrait of Henry Knox, I decided to look him up. Knox advised Washington to cross the Delaware, that fateful Christmas evening, and helped defeat the Hessiams&...
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We Three Teachers: National Cathedral
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. The primary architect was Philip Hubert Frohman. The funds to build the cathedral came from private sources. The National Cathedral Association continues to raise funds to maintain the cathedral. Members live in every state. Every year, a state has a state day. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What was it li...
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We Three Teachers: Mighty Inventors, Edison and Ford - part 1
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. Mighty Inventors, Edison and Ford - part 1. If you are a science enthusiast, you will fall in love with Edison’s lab. Largest Banyan Tree in continental US. 8221; He took his own words to heart through his many and varied inventions – from the light bulb to the phonograph to concrete and more. Here are the room...
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We Three Teachers: Hoffman's History
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When in the course of teaching it becomes necessary to leave the confines of the classroom and connect with others, we three teachers will brave the past to bring history to life for our students. MRS HOFFMAN'S HODGEPODGE OF HISTORICAL FACTS. This is a treasure hunt. You never know what delightful fact you might learn that day. January 1, 2012 - Happy New Year! Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves with the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1 in 1863. Of course, closer relatives - his grandfather Noah was ...
