Overview
History is the study of humanity's stories, but sometimes it can be hard for modern readers to connect to the past. This innovative series immerses readers in history by bringing true stories to life on stage. Readers will learn about important events and historical figures through plays they can perform themselves. They'll learn about the Lincoln-Douglas debates on slavery, the Civil Rights movement, and women's suffrage movement. They'll explore the lives of African American inventor Frederick McKinley Jones, novelist Louisa May Alcott, American saint Frances Cabrini, and religious leader Anne Hutchinson. Features include: Striking, historical photographs illustrate each story. Detailed stage directions, character descriptions, and prop and costume notes ensure each play is accessible.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9781538372487
- ISBN-10: 1538372487
- Publisher: Rosen Classroom
- Publish Date: January 2019
- Page Count: 24
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