Re: ELEM: Lesson on Primary Sources, DBQ's

[Lisa Von Drasek <lisav@BNKST.EDU>]

Two books I highly recommend for our own professional development are:


Far Away and Long Ago : Young Historians in the Classroom by Monica =
Edinger, Stephanie Fins=20
 Stenhouse Pub; ISBN: 157110044X=20

Seeking History : Teaching With Primary Sources in Grades 4-6 by Monica =
Edinger =20
Heinemann (Txt); ISBN: 0325002657  available September 2000

Monica Edinger is an elementary school teacher and an American Memory =
Fellow of the Library of Congress.  Last summer Monica mentored my partner =
and I  as we worked on our own American Memory lesson plan. (Still working =
on it) =20




Lisa Von Drasek
Children's Librarian
Bank Street College of Education
610 West 112th St
NY  NY   10025

lisav@bnkst.edu

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