Harpers Ferry and Gettysburg By Katie Vespe, Sue Albright, Alison Cotter, and Joan Fazo.

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Harpers Ferry and Gettysburg By Katie Vespe, Sue Albright, Alison Cotter, and Joan Fazo

Harpers Ferry Site Pros: – Very comprehensive (covers the diverse history of the area as well as the natural resources of the park) – A lot of varied pictures – Great educational resources (mixture of primary/secondary sources for use in classroom, complete unit plan) – Nice activities for little kids – Easy to navigate Cons: – Little interactivity (virtual tour is just photos) – Nothing for older kids – Traveling Trunk link was blankhad to search for it

Rangers Acitivites Readers Theater Round Debate

Harpers Ferry Journal Activity

Harpers Ferry and Math Analyze impact of Industry on economy Prices of 1850s vs today

Gettysburg Site Pros: – Great field trip guide – Fairly easy to navigate – Lots of information on how to visit/what to see Cons: – Little interactivity or photos – Nothing for the classroom – Few primary sources – Very commercialkeeps bringing you to restaurant and gift shop – No detailed description of the battles

Using resources from rest of the trip Antietam DiscNation Divided Map, Common Soldier Math Activity, Civil War Word Bank Nurses journal by Louisa May Alcott

Gettysburg Letter Home

Artifacts Bullets (Minie Ballsfired/unfired, round, pistol) Currency (reproduction Confederate and Union, real Confederate bonds)

Books B is for Battlecry by Patricia Bauer If You Lived at the Time of the Civil War We The People Great Women of the Civil War by Lucia Raatma Mr. Lincolns Drummer by G. Clifton Wisler Time for Kids Clara Barton Angel of the Battlefield

Interactive Gettysburg Address /viewfa.html?path=kioskinteractives/GA_final/D ocument_gallery2.cis&aratio=1.77