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Use a variety of sources and compare their usefulness. Who was Harriet Tubman? Lesson objectives: Improve our understanding of the role of Harriet Tubman in the Underground railroad Use a variety of sources and compare their usefulness.

KWL Grid Know:

Want to Know

Learnt

Paired Task Go to www.mrwright.wikispaces.com Click on ‘Year 8’ Go down to the ‘Harriet Tubman’ section There you have a selection of sources, pick two written sources and two picture sources to gather as much information from as possible.

What do photo’s/pictures tell us?