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Teacher Information
"Karen’s
presentation of women of the Northwest frontier not only gave
children an immediate and accessible view of history, but
generated interest and involvement. Our
social studies curricula were greatly enhanced by her direct and
engaging connection with our students."
Ann Welton,
librarian & reading teacher, Grant Elementary School
Aware of the increasing
need to have classroom experiences that are relevant to
standards, Karen has designed living history programs to help
meet Washington State Social Studies Classroom Based
Assessments. Focus of programs can be adapted, so let Karen
know if you have another educational need for a particular
topic.
GLEs and EALRs available on request.
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Programs Designed to
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Elementary: |
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You Decide: |
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Whose Rules?
Revolutionary Points of View. |
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Whose Rules?: |
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Whose Rules?
Revolutionary Points of View. |
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Cultural Contributions: |
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Back to the Fur Trade. |
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A Visit with Mother
Foss. |
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People on the Move: |
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Wagons West! |
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A Visit with Narcissa
Whitman. |
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A Visit with Mother
Foss. |
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Middle School |
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Enduring Cultures: |
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Back to the Fur Trade. |
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A Visit with Narcissa
Whitman. |
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The Saga of Thea Foss. |
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Why History?: |
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Whose Rules?
Revolutionary Points of View. |
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Back to the Fur Trade. |
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A Visit with Narcissa Whitman. |
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Causes of Conflict: |
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Whose Rules?
Revolutionary Points of View. |
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A Visit with Narcissa Whitman. |
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High
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Cultural Interactions: |
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Remember the Ladies:
Revolutionary Points of View. |
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Narcissa Whitman: Lady at the Crossroads. |
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Sisters in Time |
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Causes of Conflict: |
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Remember the Ladies: Revolutionary Points of View. |
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Narcissa Whitman: Lady at the Crossroads. |
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Sisters in Time. |
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