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Lessons focus on families, home for the holidays

At this time of year, families often gather, share stories, prepare food, and observe traditions rooted in their religious or cultural heritage. The following are links to complete lesson plans about storytelling, sharing family stories, exploring history and a listing of IRA/NCTE standards met by the lessons. All are available through the readwritethink.org website or by clicking on the link.

For K–2, From Little House to My House: Exploring History and Family Roles, click here.

For Grades 3–5, My Family Traditions: A Class Book and a Potluck Lunch, click here.

For Grades 3–5, Storytelling in the Social Studies Classroom, click here.

For Grades 6–8, Exploring and Sharing Family Stories, click here.

For Grades 6–8, My Life/Your Life: A Look at Your Parents’ Past,
click here.

Posted by Louise Ash on 05 December 2006 in IRA Publications

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