ELEM : primary vs. secondary sources

[Carol Savage <c.savage@CMS.K12.NC.US>]

I know we're all ready for the long Thanksgiving weekend.  Like many of you, I'll 
spend some of the time planning new units.  One unit I'm working on is for fifth 
grade, primary vs. secondary sources.
Have any of you taught this at the elementary level?  I know about the Library of 
Congress site and have some ideas, but am interested in hearing from someone else 
who's done it.

Thanks in advance.

Carol

Carol Savage
Library Media Specialist
Hawk Ridge Elementary School
Charlotte, NC
c.savage@cms.k12.nc.us

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