Badger History Bulletin - Fall 2003
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Table of Contents
Wisconsin Indian Nations Past and Present
(Page 1)
Native People of Wisconsin, the fifth book in the New
Badger History Series available September 2003, provides educators
with accurate and authentic materials to teach about the Indian
nations of Wisconsin.
Bobbie's Perspective: Connecting to Educators
and Students (Page 2)
New online resources from the Wisconsin Historical Society,
such as Connecting to the
Classroom and American
Journeys, will be useful for many audiences interested in
history!
Teaching with Material Culture: Framed!
Investigating the Painted Past (Pages 3-6)
Framed! Investigating the Painted Past is the Fall
2003 exhibit at the Wisconsin Historical Museum. This article
relates to the exhibit and discusses the importance of paintings
as visual documents while highlighting several of the pieces.
Linking Resources to Standards: Beyond
the Fur Trade: Cultural History of Wisconsin's Native Peoples
(Pages 7-10)
Highlights materials available to educators from the Office
of School Services and other sources which link to the topic
"Early Explorers, Traders, and Settlers to 1812.
Reviews
- Stories of Our Elders, Book reviewed
by Trina Ruyle (Page 11)
A collection of stories created as a high school project by
the Youth of the Mohican Nation.
- The Robin, Book reviewed by Marilyn
Vandeberg (Page 11)
A coming-of-age folktale picture book about a young Anishinaabe
boy.
Young Badger Historians Take on NHD at the National
Event (Pages 12-13)
The 2003 National NHD Finalists go to Washington, D.C.!
Fall 2003 Calendar of Outreach Events (Page
14)
Summer Archaeology Course in Manitowoc County: Exploring
the Past (Page 14)
Students get first-hand experience in this summer program in
Manitowoc County.
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