Lesson Plans
The following teacher-submitted and Office of School Services lesson plans have been arranged by elementary- and secondary- grade level. However, many of the teaching ideas and classroom activities within these lessons are adaptable to various grade levels. We encourage you to explore.
The Office of School Services is interested in publishing lesson plans dealing with state and local history. If you have a successful activity that you would like to share, please contact us.
Elementary
Secondary
(arranged in chronological order, with thematic/project-oriented lessons to follow)
- Father
Jacques Marquette, 1673
- Little
Elk, 1829
- The
Black Hawk War, 1832
- Ethnicity,
Occupation, and Death, 1850
- The
Emigrant's Handbook and Guide to Wisconsin, 1851
- An "American
Letter" by Norwegian Immigrants, 1854
- Abolitionist
Broadside from Milwaukee, 1854
- Wisconsin in the Civil
War
- Life
in a Lumber Camp, 1882
- Instruments
of Change: Using the McCormick-International Harvester Poster
Collection in the Classroom, 1883
- La Follette and
the Progressive Era
- Using U.S.
Census Populations Schedules, 1900
- Teal
Lake Lodge, 1923
- Conflict on the Homefront:
Wisconsin During World War I
- Letters
Home During World War II
- Remembering
the Holocaust
- Oral
History: Oral Interview Training for the Hmong Oral History
Project
- Oral
History: Rubie Bond: The African American experience in Wisconsin
- Wisconsin
Firsts
- Initiating
National History Day in Your Classroom
- Using
Architectural History to Raise Community Awareness
- World
War II Japanese Internment
- Wisconsin World War II
Stories: Part I: The Struggle
- Wisconsin World War II Stories:
Part II: Europe
- Wisconsin World War II Stories:
Part III: The Pacific
- Wisconsin World War II Stories:
Part IV: The Home Front
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