Sumerjámonos en el club de lectura "Quién fue, qué fue, dónde está": educación cívica y gobierno

Your student will study the biographies and information.  The books will be from the "What/Who is/was" book series.  My goal is to get students to see that history is stories about events in the lives of people.  I would like them to imagine and feel what it would be like to live during the time period at the age they are now.  Most of the books overlap as far as time periods.  So join anytime.  I will do this through mostly discussions about the books between the students and teachers.  Occasionally there will be slides and videos. 

Coming soon in the Fall:

October 25: No Class
October 27: Declaration of Independence
November 1: Declaration of Independence
November 3: What is Congress
Week of Nov. 7-11: Where is the White House
Week of Nov. 14-18: What was the First Thanksgiving
Week of Nov. 21-25: No Class (Thanksgiving Week)
Week of Nov. 28-Dec 2: What is the Constitution
Week of Dec. 5-9: Lewis and Clark
December 13: What is Congress
December 15: TBA

Hiatus for the holidays: Dec. 23-Jan 2

Classes Restart: Jan. 3: Winter Book Schedule will be about the Civil War

Jan. 2-6: Who was Abraham Lincoln?
Jan. 9-13: Who was Ulysses S. Grant?
Jan. 16-20: Who was Martin Luther King Jr?
Jan. 23-27: Who was Robert E. Lee?
Jan. 30-Feb 3: Who was Harriet Tubman?
Feb. 6-10: What was the Underground Railroad?
Feb. 13-17: Who was Frederick Douglas?
Feb. 20-24: Who was Sitting Bull?
Feb. 27-Mar. 3: Who was Clara Barton?
Feb. 27-Mar. 3: What was the Battle of Gettysburg?
Mar. 6-10: What was the turning point of the Civil War; Alfred Waud goes to Gettysburg.
Mar. 13-17: No Class


 **Note: These dates are subject to change.  I usually go until the first or second week in December and take a break for the holidays.  I’m stopping the schedule here to give some wiggle room if I need to take a week of any time from September to December.