Badger History Bulletin - Spring 2005
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Table of Contents
Hmong Immigration to Wisconsin: Mai Ya Xiong's World and Ours (Page
1)
The Office of School Services announces its forthcoming publication, Mai Ya's Long Journey.
Bobbie's Perspective: The Joys of Thinking Like a Historian
(Page 2)
Through a Teaching American History grant with UW-Whitewater and CESA 2, we have created a "Foundations of Historical Literacy" chart.
Teaching with Material Culture (Pages 3-6)
Explore the Wisconsin Historical Museum's newest exhibit, Person to Person: Communicating Identity Through Wisconsin Folk Objects.
History News (Pages 6 and 14)
"Turning Points in Wisconsin History," the Wisconsin Historical Society's latest digital collection, is now available online;
Glendale teacher Kathleen Kean is awarded the Preserve America History Teacher of the Year Award; and UW-La Crosse offers archaeology classes for youth and adults.
Linking Resources to Standards (Pages 7-10)
Find valuable resources in the online Interweaving Wisconsin Studies: A Curriculum Guide.
Reviews (page 11)
- Song of Wisconsin: A Celebration of Early Wisconsin by Jerry Way, Reviewed by James Miksche,
Song of Wisconsin includes a songbook and a CD with a Wisconsin theme.
- More than Petticoats: Remarkable Wisconsin Women by Greta Anderson, Reviewed by Anne Chapman Callaghan,
More Than Petticoats tells the story of 12 noteworthy Wisconsin women.
Wisconsin History Day (Pages 12-13)
Find details about National History Day events and workshops.
Publications (Page
15)
Advisory Committee (Page 16)
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