Badger History Bulletin - Spring 2001
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Table of Contents
Water, Water Everywhere... in Wisconsin (Page
1)
Office of School Services publication Working with Water:
Wisconsin Waterways
Workshop Launches Our Newest Book (Page 1)
September 29, 2001 Workshop launching Working with Water:
Wisconsin Waterways
Essay: Water World by Mark Knipping, Curator
of Research and Collections, Wade House (Page 2)
A reflection on the power of water in the history of Wisconsin.
Teaching with Material Culture: Summer Time Fun 2001
(Page 4-6)
Summer 2001 activities for students related to the WHS Museum
Exhibit, Future Visions.
Lesson Plans
- Elementary: Traveling in Wisconsin (Page
7-8)
Students travel around the state while reading and leaning
about Wisconsin in this multidisciplinary activity.
- Secondary: Wisconsin Firsts Poster (Page
9-10)
using the Wisconsin Firsts Posters, students will research
an event, person, or thing in Wisconsin history and investigate
the meaning of "change" in society
The Local Scene: The Natural Environment, Local Communities,
and People - here@home (Page 8)
This site encourages the study of northern Wisconsin through
the creation of web sites about the history, communities, people,
and environment located there.
Reviews
- The Wisconsin Adventure, Millennium Edition
and Teacher Resource Book, Book reviewed by
Kori Oberle (Page 9)
A comparison of the 1997 and Millennium Editions of this book.
- Passed to the Present: Folk Arts Along Wisconsin's
Ethnic Settlement Trail, Book reviewed by Anne
Pryor (Page 10)
A book about the ethnic crafts practiced in eastern Wisconsin
and their role in the community including essays and photographs.
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