Onward and Upward!
Before teaching this lesson, assign a home project to investigate transportation from the past:
Talk to the oldest person you know (grandparent, neighbor) and ask him/her what transportation was like when he/she was a child. Students then prepare a project (at home) to show what they have learned about transportation from long ago. The project will be presented to the class during the course of this lesson. Possible projects include: a story, poem, song, diorama, poster.
More about this lesson plan:
Materials Needed: Computer
-Software with drawing capability, such as KidPix Studio, Kidworks Deluxe
-Pictures, posters, and children's books showing transportation of the past and present
-Hall, Donald. Ox-Cart Man. New York: Scholastic Inc. 1979
-Words to "I've Been Working on the Railroad" by Nadine Westcott (see Attached File)
-Chart paper
-Venn diagram handout (see Attached File)
Author: Deirdre Kaufman
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