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History & Social Studies
Launchpad: FDR's Fireside Chats
In this launchpad, students listen to a portion of FDR's first fireside chat and then work together to determine the main points FDR is making.
History & Social Studies
Launchpad: The Social Security Act
Students will use primary source documents to learn about the debate over the Social Security Act that took place from 1935-1937. This launchpad will introduce students to key arguments supporting and opposing the establishment of Social Security.
History & Social Studies
Launchpad: Women Aviators in WWII
This launchpad explores the contributions of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) during World War II, and their aviation legacy.
History & Social Studies
Launchpad: Exploring Arthurian Legend
Trace the elements of myth and history in the world of the Round Table.
Literature & Language Arts
Launchpad: Introducing Jane Eyre
What was life like for women during the Victorian age? You will explore several websites that describe life in the Victorian era, a term used to describe the culture and society during the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837 to 1901. Keep in mind that like all broad claims about a society, the following are examples of life during this time, and only begin to reveal the complexity of Victorian-era livelihood.
History & Social Studies
Launchpad: Joan of Arc
How do firsthand accounts reflect on Joan of Arc’s role in the Hundred Years’ War and her posthumous rehabilitation?
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