Translate

English Dutch French German Italian Portuguese Russian Spanish

Search

Lessons Gallery

Share This Page

Lesson Plans for the Online Exhibit: Radical Equality: 1842-1846

Grades 8-12

Lesson 1: A Window into the Communitarian Moment – Grades 8-12: Students/class will examine and discuss a picture of abolitionist leader, Sojourner Truth. They will read a brief biography of her to give them a context for the image. Then they will examine a letter about Sojourner Truth from a girl who knew the leader. Students will compare what they learn from the picture with what they learn from the letter.

Lesson 2: Creating a Utopian Community – Grades 10-12: Students/class will read the goals and objectives for the Northampton Association of Education and Industry (NAEI). Class will discuss why they believed that the founders had these goals and objectives. Students will then design their own utopian communities based on the goals and objectives of the NAEI but in present-day America.

8th-12th GRADE WORKSHEETS

Upcoming Workshops


Fully Online: Course runs April 7 to May 17 , 2023. Social Studies and Humanities pose distinct challenges for struggling learners. Extensive discipline-specifi…
What is fascism? Where did it come from? How does it impact human rights? What is anti-fascism and how did it arise? How did ideology shape the Spanish Civil Wa…
The Constitution and the Pursuit of Happiness:  Institutions, Virtue and Civic Dispositions May 22-June 30 Webinars on June 6th and June 20th from 7-8:30PM E…