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Tekijän teokset
The Face of Our Past: Images of Black Women from Colonial America to the Present (2000) 72 kappaletta
Merkitty avainsanalla
Yleistieto
- Kanoninen nimi
- Thompson, Kathleen
- Sukupuoli
- female
- Kansalaisuus
- USA
Jäseniä
Kirja-arvosteluja
Summary:
A great informational book about The beginning of Tennessee and how it became what it is today.
Instructional Use:
Correlates with NAD Reading Standard LA.4.RI.3 and LA.4.RI.11
A great informational book about The beginning of Tennessee and how it became what it is today.
Instructional Use:
Correlates with NAD Reading Standard LA.4.RI.3 and LA.4.RI.11
Summary:
This book is about a Native American princess named Pocahontas. She was very brave and befriended the colonists that came to America from England. She married an Englishman and after having a baby, moved to England with her husband. She perished in England, but the story of her bravery lives on.
Personal Reaction:
I have always loved reading the stories about Pocahontas. She was sort of like a hero to me growing up. I loved reading about her bravery and standing up for what she believed in no matter what anyone thought.
Classroom Extension:
1. I could use this story to show students that it is important to be kind to everyone no matter how different they are.
2. I could also use this story to teach students a little history lesson of the first people to come to America.… (lisätietoja)
This book is about a Native American princess named Pocahontas. She was very brave and befriended the colonists that came to America from England. She married an Englishman and after having a baby, moved to England with her husband. She perished in England, but the story of her bravery lives on.
Personal Reaction:
I have always loved reading the stories about Pocahontas. She was sort of like a hero to me growing up. I loved reading about her bravery and standing up for what she believed in no matter what anyone thought.
Classroom Extension:
1. I could use this story to show students that it is important to be kind to everyone no matter how different they are.
2. I could also use this story to teach students a little history lesson of the first people to come to America.… (lisätietoja)
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- Teokset
- 72
- Jäseniä
- 1,751
- Suosituimmuussija
- #14,688
- Arvio (tähdet)
- 3.8
- Kirja-arvosteluja
- 7
- ISBN:t
- 393
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But fifty years after Elizabeth Cady Stanton's death, there were still states where married women could not own property in their own names. Seventy-five years later, there were still states where a man could have his wife commited to a mental institution on his word alone.
Today, the amendment to the Constitution guaranteeing equal rights for women has still not passed."