Information and photos of teaching methods and devices in Iowa Schools from 1870-1950 from the Collections of the Iowa Rural Schools Museum of Odebolt
Material Type: Lesson, Module, Primary Source
For Iowa History- Learn about the Formation of Iowa's Soils and Why the Prairieland is Unique. • Video narrative written by Sandra Kessler Host researcher, ...
Material Type: Lecture
For Iowa History- Learn about the Successful Transformation of the Tallgrass Prairie from 1870-1900• Video narrative written by Sandra Kessler Host researche...
Material Type: Lecture
Information and photos of historical school documents and Iowa books in Iowa Schools from 1870-1950 from the Collections of the Iowa Rural Schools Museum of Odebolt
Material Type: Lesson, Module, Primary Source
For Iowa History- Learn about the European Settlement of Iowa Land 1833 to Statehood in 1846• Video narrative written by Sandra Kessler Host researcher, auth...
Material Type: Lecture
For Iowa History- Learn about Iowa's Statehood 1846 to the Historic Sale of Paraireland Starting in 1870• Video narrative written by Sandra Kessler Host res...
Material Type: Lecture
For Iowa History- Unit 5 PPT Learn about Black Hawk's Story and Tribal Movements out of Iowa• Video narrative written by Sandra Kessler Host researcher, au...
Material Type: Lecture
Information and photos of evolution of music in Iowa Schools from 1870-1950 from the Collections of the Iowa Rural Schools Museum of Odebolt
Material Type: Lesson, Module, Primary Source
For Iowa History- Unit 2 PPT Learn about the First Inhabitants of Iowa. • Video narrative written by Sandra Kessler Host researcher, author, and curator of ...
Material Type: Lecture
For Iowa History- Unit 3 PPT Learn about the First Europeans on Iowa Land-Fur Trade & Tribal Movements 1600-1800• Video narrative written by Sandra Kessle...
Material Type: Lecture
This lesson guides students to learn how to differentiate between primary and secondary sources. The lesson defines primary and secondary sources for students and then gives them the opportunity to look at examples of each and determine which category each falls into. At the end, students get to define what a primary and a secondary source are in their own words.
Material Type: Homework/Assignment, Interactive, Lecture Notes, Lesson Plan
