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Integrated Literacy Assignment By: Rachel Trisch

GLCE  3-H3.0.9 Describe how Michigan attained statehood

Books -A Place Called Home: Michigan’s Mill Creek Story By: Janie Lynn Panagopoulos -Meet Michigan By: David B. McConnell -Michigan History By: Marcia Schonberg -People of Michigan By: Marcia Schonberg -What’s Great About Michigan? By: Anita Yasuda

State Song 

Michigan, My Michigan 

Timeline Activity Cut out events related to Michigan becoming a state on the timeline and have students work together as a class or in groups to put events back on in the correct order.

Websites  -This website contains information about the statehood of Michigan, such what makes Michigan unique from the other states. Examples include the story behind the state flag, and important Michigan symbols such as the state flower, bird, and tree. content/uploads/2012/07/mitten_northwest-ordinance.pdf -This website is about the Northwest Ordinance, which carved out an area of land into a territory that would eventually become Michigan. This is referred to as the “Highway” for the creation of Michigan.

Michigan Constitution

Magazines -Michigan History for Kids is a magazine aimed at grades 3-4 that provides useful information and fun activities about the history of Michigan, including it’s journey to statehood.

Video 

References Panagopoulos, J. (2001) A Place Called Home: Michigan’s Mill Creek Story. Ann Arbor, MI: Sleeping Bear Press McConnell, D. Meet Michigan. Hillsdale, MI: Hillsdale Educational Press Schonberg, M. (2003) Michigan History. Heinemann Library Publishing Schonberg, M. (2003) People of Michigan. Heinemann Library Publishing Yasuda, A. (2015) What’s Great About Michigan? Lerner Publishing Group Alex J. 2011, Oct. 30. Michigan’s State Song Rare. Retrieved from Eng. Hadeel. 2013, Feb 1. Michigan, My Michigan. Retrieved from

MICHIGAN TIMELINE of Awesome Achievements and Events (n.d.). In Hillsdale Educational Publishers. Retrieved from Native American History in Michigan: An Introduction (n.d.). In Students On Site. Retrieved from pprogram/ htm Michigan Facts, Maps, and State Symbols (n.d.). In Enchanted Learning. Retrieved from The Northwest Ordinance (n.d.). In The Mitten. Retrieved from content/uploads/2012/07/mitten_northwest-ordinance.pdf (n.d.). In Constitution of Michigan of Retrieved from ution_51420_7.pdf ution_51420_7.pdf (2015, September). Michigan History For Kids, 2(1). Retrieved from

Michigan State Flag Coloring Page (2015). In AZ Coloring. Retrieved from coloring-page Evlint , Oct.17. History of Michigan: From Native Americans to Statehood. Retrieved from