Teacher Resources For Daily Lessons. Day One and Two: Intro/Propagand a & Media Resources.

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Presentation transcript:

Teacher Resources For Daily Lessons

Day One and Two: Intro/Propagand a & Media Resources

Examples of Magazine Covers & Newspapers

Examples of Propaganda Posters

Examples of Propaganda Cont.

Examples of Political Cartoons Examples of Radio Clips and Music from the Time Period can be Found at:

Day Three: Reading Maps

WWII Aerial Map

Physical Map

Climate Map

Longitude and Latitude Maps

Day Five: P.E. Resources

All American Girls Pro- Baseball League Original Logos Movie Based on the Women Players From Original League, 1943 (Final season 1954) One of the Original Teams Picture From Their Annual Reunion, Detroit Tigers Stadium Video Clip of the Song Sang at Each Game (“The Victory Song”,Sung by the Original Girls at a Reunion) Found at: qGGLs0Yw qGGLs0Yw Video Clip of an Interview With an Original Player (Shows Pictures/Video From the Time Period) Found at: on/oakland_county/women-from- the-all-american-girls-pro-baseball- league-of-the-40s-&-50s-meet-for-a- reunion-in-detroit on/oakland_county/women-from- the-all-american-girls-pro-baseball- league-of-the-40s-&-50s-meet-for-a- reunion-in-detroit

Day Six: Math Resources

California’s Population Graph & U.S. Population Graph Used for Scanned from Harcourt Teacher’s Edition Volume 2, Reflections, Page 393 Link Attached for U.S. Population Graph

Private Vehicles from cars+sold+in+ca graph&source=images&cd=&docid=Bu- mTCsrQvXIfM&tbnid=mYevZtjkhapqrM:&ved=0CAUQjR w&url=http%3A%2F%2Fntl.bts.gov%2FDOCS%2F473.html &ei=LR__UMTDAaiMiAKsiYCgDw&bvm=bv ,d.c GE&psig=AFQjCNF9QV4ztxKzhhGXWXRDTUPvw4qKIw&u st= Graph used to analyze and interpret private vehicle sales increases after WWII (Link provided below)

Day 7 Photos End of the War!!!

Movie clip for day 7