American Revolution:Three Lesson Plans for Critical Thinking Stephanie Wasta Working to Improve Our Community: Students as Citizens and Town Planners Ted Mitchell Poems for Two Voices: An Interdisciplinary Activity Leslie Perfect Ricklin The Back Page: “Skin the Snake” A Colonial Children's Game

From Château Fort to Renaissance Palace Jennifer Rothwell Overcoming the Odds: An Easy Interdisciplinary Activity Tedd Levy In From the Cold: People with Disablities in Juvenile Literature Jane Manaster Asia In the Classroom Mary Hammond Bernson

Lookout Point: Teaching History in a Post-Industrial Age Ann Bianchetti Workin' on the Railroad: African American Labor History Rebecca C. Maher A Union of Railroad Workers Sets the Pace A. Phillip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum Laying Track Over the Sierra Nevada U.S. National Park Service Diary of a Railroad Construction Engineer A. N. Ferguson Train Schedules, Standardization, and The Day of Two Noons Steven S. Lapham This Hammer'll Be the Death of Me: The Railroad's Hazardous Early Years

Lookout Point: Should 9-11 Change K-12? Tedd Levy The WPA Slave Narratives: Teaching with Oral Histories Paul Horton Going Places: Geography on the Internet Margaret Hill Teaching with the Use of Current Issues: The Canadian Model George W. Chilcoat, Lynette B. Erickson, and Jerry A. Ligon Q&A about Slavery in the United States Steven S. Lapham

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Teaching About a Controversial Issue Steven S. Lapham State v. Tribe: How the Indian Gaming Controversy Began William L. Hewitt and Barbara Beaucar From Furs and Wampum to Slot Machines and Megadollars William L. Hewitt The Streets are Paved with Silver Barbara Beaucar and William L. Hewitt Deception and Games of Chance Steven S. Lapham Does Gaming Hurt or Help? William L. Hewitt Can You Find Me? An American Indian Guessing Game

Lookout Point: Teaching About Religion John Hergesheimer Dancing the Circle: An Introduction to Powwows Karen D. Harvey World Religions and Personal Tolerance Sofia Udner My Name is Osama Sharifa Alkhateeb and Steven S. Lapham Powerful Creatures: Native American Animal Myths Steven S. Lapham