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Dee Ann Hill
Education & Computer Connection
817-763-8766
P.O. Box 151314
Fort Worth, TX 76108
dee76020@sbcglobal.net
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Texas History Teachers copy for Texas Calendars , and CD of Texas History cartoons
Roger T. Moore's Bona fide Original Real Texas Calendar STARTS on Texas Independence Day, March 2 ! It is a fun teaching tool for any 4th or 7th grade Texas history classroom. There are 2 cartoons for each month PLUS several date specific historical facts, jargon, and fun facts too! AND each year there's a new calendar with new cartoons and lots of new facts so it never gets old !
And now Roger has put together over 400 of his syndicated cartoons for teachers on a handy CD. The 'toons are grouped by month to make it easy to pick and choose!
Both products are $8.95 retail but are only $5 for teachers ! There are bulk discounts as well.
See http://www.texascalendars.com or call 512 263-6943
Or 3614 Crosswind Drive , Spicewood Tx 78669
The National Endowment for the Humanities' (NEH) new Picturing America initiative provides an innovative way for citizens of all ages to explore the history and character of America through some of our nation's greatest works of art. Picturing America is a free resource that can be readily used in every classroom and public library in the country. Images of people, places, and events illustrating American history give citizens everywhere a chance to better understand our country's past and its ideals. From the courage and leadership portrayed in Emanuel Leutze's Washington Crossing the Delaware to the power of American democracy illustrated in Norman Rockwell's Freedom of Speech, these works of art represent enduring American ideals. These masterpieces open the viewer's eyes to America's rich history and culture, while also providing an introduction to the broader world of the humanities. Picturing America is available to all eligible public, private, parochial, and charter and home school consortia (K-12), as well as public libraries in the United States and its territories. These organizations will receive a set of 40 high-quality reproductions (approximately 24" x 36") of great American art and a teachers resource book. Detailed instructions for submitting an application may be found on the Picturing America Web site (http://picturingamerica.neh.gov/). The online application will be accepted through April 15. -------------------------------------------------------- Texas History teachers, I received the following email from Ms. Galindo. If you can help her with out of adoption textbooks, lesson plans or kits, it would be appreciated. From: Susan Galindo
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