Since someone already brought up microfiche: at some point
during the lesson, if you tie in microfiche and have access to
a microfiche collection, you can locate an important article
from history, copy it, and display for your students. Remember
the famous picture of Rosa Parks(there's one person I'd love to
meet) getting booked because she refused to sit in the back of
the bus? You'd know the picture if you saw it, I promise you.
I have made several copies of it over the years, because students
are fascinated by her story, and then, of course, they want to
read books(hooray!) about her.
Mary Weyant, Librarian mweyant@access.k12.wv.us
Jefferson HS 9th Grade
Shenandoah Jct.,
WV
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