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By: C J Ruppenthal, Tigerton
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This is a historical lumbering image that I would use in third grade Michigan History Social Studies. The lumbering economy of Michigan in the 1800s left an extensive photographic record in addition to artifacts and other primary sources like journals or diaries. These photos are great to use in a classroom to show how Michigan Lumberjacks lived and the challenges the faced as they worked. When using photos I use strategies I learned from History Alive like class Act-It-Out, Talking Statues, Touch the screen, and Becoming an Inanimate Object intertwined with a series of questions. Using these types of photos combined with a participatory experience will help students remember more information.
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Original Image: "DalePic"
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By: Dale Ehrhart
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