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Making Connections Between Past Present and Future

- Use original sources and literature to teach history
- In-depth study of a few important events gives student the opportunity to understand many sides of a story
- Hands-on experiences add interest and meaning to lessons because students are engaged in visually and kinesthetically with hands on materials.
- hands- on make lessons more meaningful especially for students who are less skilled with abstract ideas.
- Study of multiple perspectives
- Encourage students to ask questions, collect evidence, and analyze the importance of historical people and events
- Make connections to students personal lives, families, and communities
- Acting out and role playing
- "What am I" activity- create pop-up books for important vocabulary in the social studies units you teach. Each student can pick a term and create one page.
- Have students create postcards from the culture or time period they are studying.
- Teach what you are passionate about
- Have students ask questions to be more engaged
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