Publisher's Synopsis
On November 19, 1863 President Abraham Lincoln delivered what is arguably the most famous 272 words in the English language - The Gettysburg Address. In 2013, the United States will celebrate the 150th anniversery of that pivotal speech. With this convenient guide, you can energize your middle school or high school social studies curriculum with dynamic "hands-on, minds-on" projects and activities for The Gettysburg Address. You can help your students understand and appreciate this timeless document with a wide range of interactive and "classroom-tested" experiences appropriate for any program and any classroom. Geared towards national social studies standards (e.g. Time, Continuity, and Change) this teacher resource is a perfect addition to any curriculum.
