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Crazy Horse: Historic Monuments Series

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Crazy Horse: Historic Monuments Series preview

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Crazy Horse book cover: photo of the memorial carving and its model, with Chief Standing Bear's quote
Front cover of the 32-page teacher book
Title page naming author Julia Hargrove and illustrator Gary Mohrman, with a drawing of the Crazy Horse Memorial
Inside title page of the book
Table of contents: Crazy Horse Memorial, Lakota Culture and Names, Sitting Bull, Custer, Ghost Dance and more
Contents listing readings, questions and activities
Author's letter to teachers and parents comparing Crazy Horse and Custer at the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn
Introductory letter from author Julia Hargrove
Reading 'Crazy Horse Memorial' on sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski, the Black Hills site and work begun in 1948
Reading passage on the memorial, page 5 of the book
Memorial questions 1–5: Korczak's qualifications, the memorial complex, his jobs, and a thought question
Questions for the Crazy Horse Memorial reading
Lakota Culture and Names reading on Sioux bands, plus an activity to diagram the four branches and their bands
Culture reading with a branching diagram activity
Crazy Horse—War Leader reading, part 1: his vision quest, the Fetterman fight and Custer's 1876 attack
First page of the war leader biography
War Leader reading ends with Crazy Horse's 1877 surrender and death, followed by three questions
End of the biography with its question set

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Crazy Horse: Historic Monuments Series

This is a unique teaching resource designed for educators focusing on the 4th to 8th grade levels. It forms an integral part of a series that passionately delves into America's historical monuments, serving as both an educational tool and a means to commemorate the diverse cultures that have shaped the nation.

With accurate factual content, it provides abundant knowledge about not only Crazy Horse but also its cultural context and significance. The resource covers contributions made by people from varied backgrounds, a list of which includes:

  • Mexican Americans
  • Native Americans
  • African Americans
  • People of European descent.

This approach encourages broader perspectives in students and inclusiveness in understanding American history. The book can be used during Social Studies lessons facilitating class discussions which promote critical thinking among students about U.S history.

In-Class Use:

The resource with rich content and historical facts is ideal for creating group activities where learners delve deeper into specific topics or individuals highlighted within its pages.An excellent way to explore U.S history!

Beyond Classroom Use:

The material doubles up as individual study tool or homework assignment allowing students to learn at their own pace while enhancing independent study skills.An invaluable tool for small-group studies focusing on America's past.

About The Book Format & Additional Features:

The Crazy Horse: Historic Monuments Series comes in PDF format along with lesson plans rooted in reality helping learners establish tangible connections between past events & present perspectives.

Note:
"Knowledge transcends through time & generations—nurture young minds today with this comprehensive guide illuminating significant landmarks from America’s vibrant past!"

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