This project is intended to help the 5 th grade students at Dexter Middle School to learn more about how women have affected our nation’s history. Included.

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This project is intended to help the 5 th grade students at Dexter Middle School to learn more about how women have affected our nation’s history. Included in the project are pictures, videos, podcasts, photos, and audio segments to help make this part of history come alive and help the students to be made more aware of the impact of women in the past and to our future. By Amber Gibson Dexter Middle School Librarian Figure 1: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division [LC-USZ DLC]

Amber Gibson (work) or (school) IDT 7064/8064 March 26, 2009

Figure 3: Woman performing multiple household tasks. The Role of Women Before and During the Colonial Period Women in Colonial America Marriage in Colonial North Carolina A collection of articles regarding women and their lives and times during the colonial period. Anne Hutchinson - an important woman during the Colonial Period Primary sources on Colonial America including the lives of womenPrimary sources on Colonial America including the lives of women

A possible cause of the Salem Witch trials including an interactive game A possible cause of the Salem Witch trials including an interactive game A possible cause of the Salem Witch trials including an interactive game A possible cause of the Salem Witch trials including an interactive game A Salem Witch Trials Webquest A Salem Witch Trials Webquest A Salem Witch Trials Webquest A Salem Witch Trials Webquest Websites created by students on the topic of Salem Witch trials (Thinkquest) Websites created by students on the topic of Salem Witch trials (Thinkquest) Websites created by students on the topic of Salem Witch trials (Thinkquest) Websites created by students on the topic of Salem Witch trials (Thinkquest) An interactive witch hunt from National Geographic An interactive witch hunt from National Geographic An interactive witch hunt from National Geographic An interactive witch hunt from National Geographic Discovery education interactive website on the Witch Trials Discovery education interactive website on the Witch Trials Discovery education interactive website on the Witch Trials Discovery education interactive website on the Witch Trials Figure 4: “Witch Hill” painting by Thomas Hill depicting the trials.

Women soldiers during the Revolutionary War Women soldiers during the Revolutionary War Women soldiers during the Revolutionary War Women soldiers during the Revolutionary War Interactive website overviewing the Revolutionary War including the role of Women Interactive website overviewing the Revolutionary War including the role of Women Interactive website overviewing the Revolutionary War including the role of Women Interactive website overviewing the Revolutionary War including the role of Women Women in the Revolutionary War Women in the Revolutionary War Women in the Revolutionary War Women in the Revolutionary War A video on the heroine Molly Pitcher A video on the heroine Molly Pitcher A video on the heroine Molly Pitcher A video on the heroine Molly Pitcher Daughters of Liberty information Daughters of Liberty information Daughters of Liberty information Daughters of Liberty information Figure 5: Depiction of the woman hero Molly Pitcher

Smithsonian Civil War exhibit including the affect on women Smithsonian Civil War exhibit including the affect on women Smithsonian Civil War exhibit including the affect on women Smithsonian Civil War exhibit including the affect on women Ladies, Contraband and Spies of the Civil War Ladies, Contraband and Spies of the Civil War Ladies, Contraband and Spies of the Civil War Ladies, Contraband and Spies of the Civil War The Civil War Through a Child's Eye (Library of Congress) The Civil War Through a Child's Eye (Library of Congress) The Civil War Through a Child's Eye (Library of Congress) The Civil War Through a Child's Eye (Library of Congress) Women of the American Civil War Women of the American Civil War Women of the American Civil War Women of the American Civil War Primary sources from Duke University about Women in the Civil War Primary sources from Duke University about Women in the Civil War Primary sources from Duke University about Women in the Civil War Primary sources from Duke University about Women in the Civil War Primary Sources about Southern Women in the Civil War Primary Sources about Southern Women in the Civil War Primary Sources about Southern Women in the Civil War Primary Sources about Southern Women in the Civil War Library of Congress War Photos Library of Congress War Photos Library of Congress War Photos Library of Congress War Photos Figure 6: Lucy Stone, an Early suffragist during the Civil War.

Links and introduction of the Women's Suffrage Movement Links and introduction of the Women's Suffrage Movement Susan B. Anthony website Susan B. Anthony website Interactive website from PBS on Suffrage Movement Interactive website from PBS on Suffrage Movement Interactive website from Scholastic on Suffrage Interactive website from Scholastic on Suffrage Little known facts about Women's Suffrage Little known facts about Women's Suffrage Brainpop movie on Suffrage (username: shelby, password: county) Brainpop movie on Suffrage (username: shelby, password: county) Women's suffrage webquest Women's suffrage webquest Figure 7: 1923 Memorial Service for Susan B. Anthony

BBC site on World War I and women BBC site on World War I and women BBC site on World War I and women BBC site on World War I and women Listing of websites of women and WWI Listing of websites of women and WWI Listing of websites of women and WWI Listing of websites of women and WWI A compilations of video oral histories about WWII A compilations of video oral histories about WWII A compilations of video oral histories about WWII A compilations of video oral histories about WWII Read lost diary of WWII pilot and lost love from NPR Read lost diary of WWII pilot and lost love from NPR Read lost diary of WWII pilot and lost love from NPR Read lost diary of WWII pilot and lost love from NPR Links and primary sources on WWI and WWII and women Links and primary sources on WWI and WWII and women Links and primary sources on WWI and WWII and women Links and primary sources on WWI and WWII and women Library of Congress American Women on the Homefront Library of Congress American Women on the Homefront Library of Congress American Women on the Homefront Library of Congress American Women on the Homefront Interactive website on women on the homefront Interactive website on women on the homefront Interactive website on women on the homefront Interactive website on women on the homefront Figure 8: British propaganda poster, WWI

Primary sources and links to women in the Vietnam War Primary sources and links to women in the Vietnam War Primary sources and links to women in the Vietnam War Primary sources and links to women in the Vietnam War Oral accounts and links to Women in Vietnam Oral accounts and links to Women in Vietnam Oral accounts and links to Women in Vietnam Oral accounts and links to Women in Vietnam Interviews with women in war including Vietnam (Library of Congress) Interviews with women in war including Vietnam (Library of Congress) Interviews with women in war including Vietnam (Library of Congress) Interviews with women in war including Vietnam (Library of Congress) Timeline and links to Women's Rights Timeline and links to Women's Rights Timeline and links to Women's Rights Timeline and links to Women's Rights National Women's History Project including Women's Rights Movement National Women's History Project including Women's Rights Movement National Women's History Project including Women's Rights Movement National Women's History Project including Women's Rights Movement Britannica online includes images, videos, article on women's rights (username: shelby pass: county) Britannica online includes images, videos, article on women's rights (username: shelby pass: county) Britannica online includes images, videos, article on women's rights (username: shelby pass: county) Britannica online includes images, videos, article on women's rights (username: shelby pass: county) Figure 9: Sally Ride, the first American woman astronaut

Figure 10: Notable women in America Biography.com has a listing of well-known women in history Videos on women throughout history (username: shelby, password: county) Scholastic listing of notable women including weblinks Listing of famous women by their subjects Women's milestones from Time for Kids Links, activities for notable women

A & E Television Networks (2009). Women’s History: notable women. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from A & E Television Networks (2009). Women’s History: notable women. Figure 10 retrieved on March 25, 2009 from history/notables.jsp. history/notables.jsphttp:// history/notables.jsp American Federation of Teachers. The Suffrage Movement. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Americans.net (2007). The American Revolution. Figure 5 retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Anne Hutchinson (2003). Anne Hutchinson. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from annehutchinson.com/Default.htm. Archiving Early America (2009) Archiving early America; your window to early America. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Archiving Early America (2009) Archiving early America; your window to early America. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from

Bourke, J. (2009). Women on the home front in world war one. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from BrainPop (2009). BrainPop: Women’s history Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from BrainPop subscription website: BrainPop (2009). BrainPop: Women’s suffrage. Retrieved March 24, 2009 from BrainPop subscription website: Brittanica online encyclopedia (2009). Women’s rights. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Brittanica Encyclopedia website: =. Brittanica online encyclopedia (2009). Women’s rights. Figure 8 retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Brittanica Encyclopedia website: =. Central Design Lab (1997). Women of the American Civil War. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Discovery Education (2008). Salem witch trials: the world behind the hysteria. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from

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Library of Congress (2007). Experiencing war: women at war. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Library of Congress (2001). Ladies,contraband and spies: women in the civil war. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Library of Congress (2004). Rosie Pictures: Select images relating to women workers during World War II. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Library of Congress (2005). Photographs of women during the civil war: select images. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Litt, M. K. (2009). Women in Vietnam. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from McGranhan, R. W. (1998). Women of the revolution. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from

Middleton, K. (2005). American Women’s history: a Research guide: World War I. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Middleton, K. (2004). American Women’s history: a Research guide: Vietnam war. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from MultiEducator, Inc. (2008). Women in the revolutionary war. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from National Geographic Society (2005). Salem: witchcraft hysteria. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from National Public Radio (2009). The world war II diary and lost love. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from National Women’s History Museum (2007). Did you know? Facts about Women Suffrage. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from

National Women’s History Project (2008). NWHP. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Oracle Education Foundation (2008). Salem Witch trials. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Osborn, T. (2008). World War I. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from PBS television (2004). Liberty! Road to revolution. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from PBS television (1999). Not for ourselves alone: the story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from PBS television (2002). Secrets of the dead: the witches’ curse. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from

Pearson Education (2008). Biographies of notable women. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Pearson Education (2009). Women’s history month printables, activities, and resources for kids. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Pilgrim Hall Museum (1998). Elizabeth Paddy Wensley. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Sage, H. J. (2007). Women in colonial America. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Salem Witchcraft webquest. Salem witchcraft webquest American studies. Retrieved on March 24, 2009 from Scholastic (2009). American Home front. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from Scholastic (2009). Honor roll of notable women. Retrieved on March 25, 2009 from

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