Innovative Americans
"Innovative Americans presents an interdisciplinary unit incorporating the Christian perspective and the facts stated in American History. This project is designed for whole class use and/or small group use. You will find that learning takes place using several teaching techniques."
"They were not citizens; they were slaves. They were not supposed to be knowledgeable; yet they were creative. Who were they? African American Innovators! This unit will explore the contributions these unique men and women have made to improve the lives of people in their time and in today's society."
"They were not citizens; they were slaves. They were not supposed to be knowledgeable; yet they were creative. Who were they? African American Innovators! This unit will explore the contributions these unique men and women have made to improve the lives of people in their time and in today's society."
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Availability:
Free
Publication Date:
2001
Author:
Beverly Bucknor
Publisher:
| Atlantic Union Conference, NAD 400 Main Street Lancaster, MA 01523 | Phone: 978 368 8333 FAX: 978 368 7948 Email: communication@atlanticunion.org URL: https://atlantic-union.org/ |
Order Information:
Teacher Bulletin, Volume 1, 2001-2002, is available on CD for purchase from the Office of Education at Atlantic Union Conference, NAD.
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Language:
English
Resource Type:
Unpublished Plans & Papers
Resource Objective:
Course Materials; Student Learning Activities
Level:
Grade 3-Grade 8
Audience:
Teacher / Faculty
Religious Origin:
Seventh-day Adventist