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Of special interest to: Teachers using Montana: A History of Our Home
Re: Looking for stories--plus don't forget to apply for a book kit
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A Favor
I'm reporting back to the funders who helped us publish Montana: A History of Our Home, and am looking for human interest stories to show the impact that the curriculum has had/is having. Has it
- Made your life easier?
- Helped improve your students' learning?
- Increased the amount of time your spend teaching Montana history?
- Helped you integrate Montana history into your ELA, art, and/or math units?
- Inspired a student?
Please let me know by return email. Along with your story, please also include
- your school name
- town
- whether you received books as part of our grants to rural schools
- and let me know whether if it is okay to quote you in my grant reports and/or awards applications.
Don't Forget
There's still time to register for our November 14 PD: Indian Education for All Resources. Join OPI Indian Education Specialist Mike Jetty from 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. for a grand tour of OPI’s best and newest resources—and learn what IEFA lessons are working for your fellow teachers.
The Montana Jewish Project is still accepting applications for book kits. Each kit includes a copy of Christmas Menorahs: How a Town Fought Hate, a menorah, dreidls, and a lesson plan. Learn more here.
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Teaching Montana History is edited (and mostly written) by MTHS Outreach and Interpretation Program Manager Martha Kohl. |
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