TARGET: Railroading lessons and sites

[Gayle Hodur <ghodur@REDSHIFT.COM>]

A teacher asked me about highly visual sites that he could use to teach the
history of railroads to his 4th graders. His biggest complaint on sites he'd
already found was that they were too difficult - seemed to be written for
adults (plus we have lots of English Language Learners.) After looking
myself, I tend to agree with him. In case you know of some hidden gem out
there, please send it along.

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Gayle Hodur                     Snail Mail:
District Librarian              Main Street Middle School
Soledad Unified School Dist.    441 Main Street
Soledad, CA  93960              Soledad, CA  93960
831-678-3923

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