Expanding America through Immigration
2014, Expansion, immigration, Stacy Noordhoek
The purpose of this lesson is to provide a basic understanding of immigrants and the immigration process in America. In addition, this lesson will exhibit the role/activity of the Native American Indian and how all of these major events influenced citizenship in the United States.
Immigration and discrimination
2014, Discrimination, immigration, kandee muse
This lesson is designed to give an overview of immigration. This lesson will explore legistlative acts, influential people, places, and events that helped shaped this everchanging time in American History.
Who's coming? Why are they coming?
april 17, chinese, historical thinking, immigration, joel breakstone, kerry wynn
Dr. Kerry Wynn from Washburn University and Joel Breakstone from the Stanford History Education Group presented information and strategies to help teachers understand more about Asian and Chinese immigration to the American West.
Dr. Wynn
Immigration presentation
Freedom in the Late 19th Century
2012, civll war, emancipation, gender, hahn, immigration, john brown, lesh, reconstruction, slavery, Stanley, strike, strikes, summer, summer session, supreme court
The 2012 summer session is from June 26-29 in Hutchinson. Our scholars are:
Family History Project
7th grade, geography, immigrant, immigration, jim scott, kansas, seventh grade
Jim's lesson is designed to help students understand that population growth of Kansas territory was directly influenced by emigration from eastern and southern states.
A Ride Through Kansas History on the Orphan Train
7th grade, abolition, abolitionists, immigration, orphan train, stacey noordhoek, train
Immigration
8th grade, immigration, lori drouhard, refugee, simulation
Lori's lesson is designed for students to role-play using the Decisions, Decisions: Immigration software to help students generate informed discussion and decision-making in your classroom. The program can be used with one computer, whole class or with many computers. Lori found that the whole class discussion works best.