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OTHER LESSONS IN THIS UNIT
- Introduction ~ I See Freedom Unit/Fishkill Standard Newspaper Articles
- Hudson River Transportation & Industry in the mid-19th century
- Growing Vegetables: Seasons of Eating
- Using Math to Investigate Weather Patterns
- Life After Freedom
- African American Spirituals of the 1800s
- James, Is That You?
- Drum and Spoken Word Component
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NY State Standards
ELA4, ELA3, ELA1
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NY State Standards
ELA4, ELA3, ELA1
Library Information Literacy/Technology
Destination
Mount Gulian Historic Site
County Dutchess
Subject Library
Grade 5th Grade
Author Renee Ferrara
Students will learn about primary documents, specifically diaries/journals, and their value when studying history. They will then compare what they know about diaries/journals to other ways of communicating ideas today, for example blogs, wikis, web pages, email, and text messaging. These four lessons library media center lessons take about 20 minutes each and should be taught in three consecutive visits to the library and one or two visits to the computer lab.
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