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National World War II Memorial: Historic Monuments Series

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WWII Memorial book front and back covers: memorial painting, FDR quote, author bio and book summary
Front and back covers of the book
Title page naming author Julia Hargrove and illustrator Mark Mason, with a line drawing of the memorial plaza
Title page of the book
Table of contents: memorial, Pearl Harbor, D-Day, home front, internment and atomic bomb pages, plus answer key
Table of contents for the book
Letter to teachers and parents from author Julia Hargrove on why WWII matters and the book's U.S. focus
Introductory note from the author
Reading on the WWII Memorial's 56 pillars, 43-foot arches and Rainbow Pool, then 4 questions about the memorial
Memorial reading and question page 5
Time line of events from 1922 to 1941, from Mussolini taking control of Italy to the U.S. declaring war
Time line leading to the U.S. declaration of war
Eight time line questions on Italy's invasions, isolationism, appeasement and why the U.S. entered the war
Questions for the time line on page 6
Pearl Harbor reading on the December 7, 1941 attack, with a photo of the burning USS West Virginia and Tennessee
Pearl Harbor reading passage, page 8
Six Pearl Harbor questions on the attack force and Japan's mistake, plus a writing task about September 11
Questions for the Pearl Harbor reading

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The National World War II Memorial: Historic Monuments Series

This educational resource is suitable for grade 4 through grade 8 students and emphasizes subjects such as Social Studies, particularly USA History. The product file is replete with carefully crafted lesson plans that shed light on the complex history of this significant monument.

  • It marks a defining moment in American history - an astounding forty-eight years passed after World War II before Congress authorized its construction.
  • Situated prominently on Washington D.C.'s famous Mall, the memorial features several distinctive aspects:
    • 56 columns representing the U.S. states and territories during wartime.
    • Twin arches at both northern and southern entrances reaching up to a remarkable height of 43 feet.
  • Students will also learn about other striking features including:
    • a captivating Rainbow Pool,
    • twenty-four vivid bas-relief panels portraying war scenes, and
    • an inspiring Freedom Wall in memory of fallen heroes.

It lets teachers bring these facts to life in an engaging manner. Subjects can be discussed collectively or broken down into smaller group lessons as per student competence.

Additionally, its great take-home material allows for independent reinforcement. This helps cement what was learned during class hours—the ultimate goal of learning that sticks!

PDF format cuts down on prep time because it's readily accessible even without an internet connection. It therefore simplifies lesson planning whether instruction happens within a traditional classroom setup or from home.

In short, the National World War II Memorial: Historic Monuments Series is a vital educational asset for imparting balanced historical knowledge and stimulating students' curiosity around the complex process of commemorating war as inscribed in our nation's story.

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