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Lincoln Memorial: Historic Monuments Series

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Lincoln Memorial: Historic Monuments Series preview

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Lincoln Memorial unit cover with the seated Lincoln statue photo and the 'With malice toward none' quote
Front cover of the Lincoln Memorial book
Title page by Julia Hargrove, illustrated by Gary Mohrman, with a line drawing of the Lincoln Memorial building
Inside title page with author and illustrator
Table of contents: Lincoln's childhood, presidency, Civil War maps, famous speeches and the page 45 answer key
Contents list for the whole book
Dear Teacher or Parent letter on Lincoln's character: his honesty, curiosity, compassion and perseverance
Introductory letter from the author
Lincoln Memorial reading: Henry Bacon's Parthenon-style design, 36 columns and Daniel Chester French's statue
Opening reading on the memorial's history
Lincoln Memorial Questions: 6 questions on Clark Mills, Congress's funding and 36 columns, plus 3 thought questions
Questions for the Lincoln Memorial reading
Abraham Lincoln's Childhood reading: born 1809 in Kentucky, life in Indiana, the 'Rail Splitter' nickname
Reading on Lincoln's early years
Childhood Questions: Lincoln's three home states, two sad events, his stepmother, his father and self-education
Questions for the childhood reading
Abraham Lincoln as a Young Man reading: Black Hawk War, Illinois Assembly, law career, marriage to Mary Todd
Reading on Lincoln's life as a young adult
Young Man Questions: first slavery experience, military training, first elected office, plus a Presidents' Day bonus
Questions for the young-man reading, with a bonus
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Lincoln Memorial: Historic Monuments Series

This teaching resource provides a comprehensive examination of the Lincoln Memorial and an in-depth study of Abraham Lincoln's life and presidency. It’s adjustable to fit educational courses within Grade 4 through Grade 8, providing great adaptability for various teaching environments.

Focusing on U.S. History

The material focuses largely on U.S. History, enhancing social studies curriculums with enriched historical content.

  • The life of Abraham Lincoln - From his modest upbringing to becoming a significant leader in war-ridden America.
  • Influential speeches - Gain insight into some of the most prominent speeches in American history including the 'Emancipation Proclamation' that significantly shaped our nation today.

Promoting Learning Through Curiosity

The resource ignites curiosity by zoning onto one single monument - The Lincoln Memorial – enabling students towards expansive exploration around American history including topics such as architecture and area politics.

Versatility for Varied Implementation Needs

  1. Tailored Classroom Discussions: Teachers can use it for whole group interactions in classroom settings;
  2. Homeschooling aid: Homeschoolers may find it useful for individual or small group teachings;
  3. manualPrivate/Public School Education Support: Portions can be assigned as homework tasks promoting self-learning amongst students;
Note:"Lincoln Memorial: Historic Monuments Series" is offered solely as PDF files along with structured lesson plans permitting flexible planning either online or classroom teaching.

To summarize, if you aim at engaging scholars in understanding how historical stories culminate into beautiful monuments or resemble deep historical roots - this resource will serve a valuable addition to your teaching repository.

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