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ELED 436 - Teaching Social Studies to Diverse Learners
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What are Primary Sources?
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Library of Congress - Primary Sources by Country
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NOTE: We will also use Google to find primary sources on our countries.
Aligning and selecting Primary Sources with RI Grade Span Standards
Aligning and selecting Primary Sources with RI Grade Span Standards
Using Primary Sources with Kindergarten Students
Using Primary Sources with Kindergarten Students
Teacher Resource: Inquiry & Primary Sources Overview
Inquiry and Primary Sources Overview