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61. Westward Expansion Teaching Theme- Lesson Plans, Teaching Ideas
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    62. World Languages And K-12 Language Arts - Jordan School District
    The, Founding and organization of the pony express (1989), Joseph of the Constitution,, Story of the us Constitution. Cowboys of the Wild west, Daily life of early
    http://web.jordan.k12.ut.us/language/lit_list/SocStu.htm
    WORLD LANGUAGES Resources K-12 LANGUAGE ARTS Master Book Lists Resources What's Happening Main Page ... JSD Home SOCIAL STUDIES General Social Studies Grades 4-6
    4th Grade Biographies
    Native American Prehistory ... 6th Grade Teacher Reference Title Annotation Author General Social Studies Grades 4-6 Across America On An Emigrant Robert Louis Stevenson's account of traveling across USA in 1879 train Jim Murphy Children Just Like Me: In Association with UNICEF Barnabas Kindersley Children of Topaz Story of a Japanese-American internment camp Michael Tunnell/Geroge Chilcoat Children's Book of Virtues, The

    63. Ms_horn_socialstudies
    Pioneers Pioneers of the Wild west Mrs. Mathys express Route pony express Information pony express History, Washington us Rivers, Longitude and Latitude Look Up
    http://www.ncsd.k12.mo.us/emints/dhorn/studentresources/socialstudies/socialstud
    Social Studies Links America's Library - Timeline Ben's Guide to U.S. Government
    Ben's Puzzles
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    Go West Across America

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    Oregon Trail Map Pony Express Pony Express Route Pony Express Information Pony Express History Washington, DC Historical Tour of the Whitehouse National Mall Aerial View Capitol Tour ... Native American Chart The Cherokee History Culture for Kids Harcourt School Civil War ... Hot Shot Business Famous Americans Martin Luther King, Jr. MAP Practice The FBI for Kids US Government for Kids ... Home

    64. Pathfinder
    383 ADA, pony express, Adams, Samuel Hopkins. expansion American and west pioneers and west outlaws and old west explorers and west us History and west.
    http://www.beavton.k12.or.us/whitford/pathfinders/WTMSWestwardExp.html
    Whitford Library Media Center
    A Pathfinder for Grade 8, Mrs. Brooks Westward Expansion - This is the first research assignment of the year for Mrs. Brooks's students. It correlates to the Oregon Social Studies common curriculum goal in US History, Era 4: Expansion and Reform 1801-1861 and the Oregon common curriculum goal in English, the use of research papers.
    (see CIM requirement Communication, 8th Grade) Follow the links in this Pathfinder to help you find information in your school library media center, on the Internet, and in the community. Need Bibliography help? Print Resources-Books and Magazines There are many excellent books about [TOPIC]. A few of the books are listed below. To locate more books, search the shelves using the Dewey Numbers listed below. You can find more books by using the keywords to search the online library catalog.
    Dewey Numbers Browse the shelves in the library to locate information using these numbers.

    65. Pony Express Trail
    one casualty, this glamorous part of the Old west came to no doubt want to lay your hands on a pony express Trail map any material it might have to help us out
    http://www.trailsandgrasslands.org/pxtrail.html
    Warning! Your browser doesn't support JavaScript, or else you have it turned off in your Preferences. You won't be able to take advantage of all this Web site has to offer and you can expect a great deal of ugliness!
    Main Marysville Hollenberg Station Rock Creek Station Gothenburg Station ... Julesburg I 'll confess, one of the reasons I like to explore the Pony Express Trail is that it gives me yet another excuse to visit Nebraska, one of my favorite vacation states. But above and beyond that, there's something inherently romantic about this trail and what it represents. This is the stuff of which the corny cowboy shows of my boyhood were made, but the real story is anything by corny.
    T T he trail ran through parts of eight different states. My partner and I have only visited three of these so far, and hence have quite a bit more traveling to do. But perhaps if you stop back here at a later date, you'll find some more entries!
    The Pony Express in the Cinema Pony Express
    The Pony Express Girl

    The Pony Express Rider

    The Pony Express
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    The Pony Express Rider

    About the Historic Pony Express Trail
    B y 1860 or so, a freight and stage route was in place which followed quite a bit of the Oregon and California Trails across the American continent. However, this hadn't become a profitable affair yet, and so the owner, one William Russell, proposed establishing an additional mail service with the intent of generating new revenue. Instead of cumbersome wagons, speedy ponies would be pressed into service to carry letters and lighter parcels across the country. It was hoped that this would bolster profits and draw attention to the ailing freight company.

    66. Amerikids Presents...
    the Lewis and Clark Expedition through the untamed west. Check out the awardwinning pony express Rider Contact AMERIKIDS® E-mail us at director@amerikids.com.
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    Can you do what Bill Cody did?

    67. Film And Television
    Each pony express RIDER will have to decode letters, Morse codes story s main character, gets the camels west crossing the a Camel Corps to aid us Troops in
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    Josiah and the Whale Sacagawea "Bird Woman" Sybil and the Spy James and the Sea Chest ... "Josiah and the Whale" Ecology movement
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    Recording whale songs Our story opens with panoramic whale footage from the East and West coasts of America. The Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown, Massachusetts researches whales, dolphins, porpoises and turtles. It is run by Josiah Mayo's family. A species of whale, the Right Whale, the largest and rarest on Earth, is spotted by Josiah's father. Josiah discovers unique marine mammal sounds and solves problems recording the songs and patterns of a 40 Foot, 80,000 Pound whale. Josiah Mayo, a 10 year old boy, learns how many endangered whale species there are inhabiting the high seas. We view the unusual customs and habits of all the numerous species of whales. Josiah learns of the special marine environment and weather conditions along the coasts of America. There are majestic scenes of gigantic Humpback Whales and Right Whales, their communicative songs, the distinctive patterned tails and their unique breathing blow holes. [Back to list] Sacagawea "Bird Woman"

    68. Springss.html
    Lost Boy in Handcart Company; California Gold Rush; pony express; pony express History; The Road west; A graphic of the journey by land; us Mexican War;
    http://edcen.ehhs.cmich.edu/~dnewby/springss.html
    Social Studies Web Sites

    Diane E. Newby, Ed.D.
    Central Michigan University Here is a hotlist of social studies Web sites for K-8 learners. The links are organized around the perspectives in the Michigan Framework for Social Studies. Teachers are encouraged to develop lesson ideas to help students interpret and analyze the information found at these sites.
    SCoPE Social Studies Lesson Plans and Units (MDE)
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  • Michigan Framework for the Social Studies: 8th Grade Expectations Center for Michigan History: Michigan Epic MDE Social Studies Michigan Department of Education ... The United Nations Cyberschool Bus The United Nations Cyberschoolbus was created in 1996 as the online education component of the Global Teaching and Learning Project, whose mission is to promote education about international issues and the United Nations. The Global Teaching and Learning Project produces high quality teaching materials and activities designed for educational use (at primary, intermediate and secondary school levels). Lesson Plans for K-8 teachers

  • Saving the Earth
  • Environmental Protection Agency for Kids ages 5-12) Students explore their environment and find out about the neat things they can do to protect it. There are games pictures and stories.
  • 69. American History - Gananda School Library
    Women of the west http//www.multnomah.lib.or.us/lib/homework/biohc.html womenwest Links compiled by Multnomah Public Library. The pony express.
    http://www.gananda.k12.ny.us/library/mshslibrary/amhist.htm

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    Click on these subject headings to locate information about American History. General American United States Geography Native Americans Native American Affairs ... Unit III
    TIMELINES: This Day in History http://www.historychannel.com/cgi-bin/framed.cgi From The History Channel, this page allows you to type in any date and find out what was happening in the United States and the world on that day. Yahoo! - This Day in History http://features.yahoo.com/history/ Find out what happened on this day and any day in history. Go to the bottom of the page to type in the date you are interested in. History Timelines History timeline websites, compiled by The Librarians' Index to the Internet. GENERAL LINKS: Subscription Research Databases - Available only through Gananda Central Library The History Net http://www.thehistorynet.com/ A great site to locate information on Social Studies and History topics. Social Studies School Service http://socialstudies.com/online.html

    70. US Senator Orrin Hatch
    National Park Service to update the pony express, the Oregon routes taken by the early pioneers of the west. Action Against EU Ban on us Agriculture Products.
    http://hatch.senate.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=PressReleases.Detail&PressRelease_i

    71. Links To Other Sites
    Eldorado National Forest including the pony express route that History of the us Postal Service has a TRAILS west MARKERS OF THE CALIFORNIA EMIGRANT TRAIL;
    http://www.xphomestation.com/links.html
    I invite you to add your web site to this page. Send comments and suggestions to
    xptom@xphomestation.com.
    Follow these links to other sites that may be of interest:
    Pony Express Sites
    Oregon-California Trails Association

    Western History

    Historical Societies
    ...
    Other Sites of General Interest

    72. William F. Fisher
    Rush Valley and Reese River was over, and the us troops under from Salt Lake City to Rush Valley, going west, 75 miles My age while carrying pony express was 20
    http://www.xphomestation.com/bfischer.html
    Born: November 6, 1839, at Woolwich, Kent County, England. Died: September 30, 1919, at Rigby, Idaho. Billy Fisher was one of the first riders hired by Howard Egan in 1860 where he rode the Pony Express in eastern Nevada and later in the Utah Territory. In July 1860, Indians went on the warpath and destroyed the stations between Ruby Valley and Salt Lake City. Fisher rode the entire 300 miles, warning the stations along the way of the impending danger, covering the distance in 30 hours using 8 horses. When the Pony Express stopped running, he worked for the Holladay Overland Mail Company handling horses, putting up hay, and hauling it to various stations. In the latter 1860's he worked as foreman of a construction crew on the Central Pacific Railroad. In 1870 he moved to Bountiful, Utah. Eight years later he moved to Oxford, Idaho, where he was ordained Bishop in 1879. Here he developed one of the finest ranches in the country, raised hay and grain, and bred of of the best race horses of the day. In 1878-79 he was Secretary of the Idaho Territorial Convention. During the same period he was admitted to the bar of Idaho and that of Utah in 1883. Being a man of multiple capacities and talents, and ready to undertake anything, he bought a complete outfit of deist's extraction instruments in 1890. During the next fifteen years he pulled out about a thousand teeth.

    73. Links
    information on various topics that have to do with the old west. You would go to the pony express. be as fast, efficient, or reliable as the us postal service
    http://www.iowa-city.k12.ia.us/Schools/SEJH/links.htm
    On this page you will find links which will lead to sites on the World Wide Web which contain useful information for students and teachers at South East. Links have been organized by curricular area and, in some cases, subdivided into subjects or topics within a curricular area. Some of the links will be identified as supporting specific projects in particular classes. Suggestions for adding new links to this index should be sent to Pete Muir . Please include the full URL for the site, a hint as to what is included there and any ideas you have for how it might be useful to either students or faculty. Should you find that a link on this page appears to no longer work, please send that message along as well. Link Index Art Media Business Education Miscellaneous Foreign Language Music Global Studies ... Personal Development Guidance Physical Education Industrial Technology Reading Language Arts Special Education Life Skills Science Mathematics Community Links Art
    ArtServe: More than 10,000 images supplied by the Australian National University including prints, architecture, and sculpture, mainly from Mediterranean cultures.

    74. Four NHT Update Study, H.R. 37 & S. 213
    Since those studies have been completed, additional routes and The pony express NHT was included in the same of communication across the TransMissouri west.
    http://www.doi.gov/ocl/2003/s635.htm
    STATEMENT OF D. THOMAS ROSS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, RECREATION AND CONSERVATION, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BEFORE THE SENATE ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIONAL PARKS, HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND RECREATION, CONCERNING S. 635, TO AMEND THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM ACT TO UPDATE THE FEASIBILITY AND SUITABILITY STUDIES OF 4 NATIONAL HISTORIC TRAILS. March 25, 2003 Mr. Chairman, thank you for the opportunity to present the Department of the Interior’s views on S. 635, which would amend the National Trails System Act to update the feasibility and suitability studies of the Oregon California , Pony Express and Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trails (NHT). S. 635 would update the feasibility and suitability studies and make recommendations through the examination of additional routes and cutoffs not included in the initial studies of all four trails. The Secretary of the Interior would determine if any of these routes and cutoffs are eligible as additions to the four NHTs at the completion of these studies and report back to the Congress. The Department supports S. 635 with an amendment to the bill included at the end of this testimony.

    75. Library Media Center
    The pony express One very exciting way to carry the mail. train who were trapped in the snow in the mountains of the west. The us-Mexican War - Bilingual site
    http://www.concord.k12.nh.us/rms/socialstudies.htm
    Resources for Students
    Social Studies
    Current Events
    • CNNfyi - Daily news for students from CNN. Yahoo! News - Top news stories of the day. USA Today - Daily news, weather, and sports.
    Geography
    • Countries and Regions
      • The CIA World Factbook - Lots of information on countries of the world. Good for reports. World Reference Desk - Facts, maps and graphs about the countries of the world. This is another site that is good for country reports. The Cultural Profiles Project - This is a great site if you have been assigned a report on a country and need to find information on family life, health, education, holidays, food, religion, etc. How Far is It? - Use this site to calculate the distance between two cities. This site will also give you a map showing the locations of the two cities. The United Nations Cyber Schoolbus - The Resource Source has information on countries of the world and information on the UN. Do It Carribean - There are fact sheets and links to more information for each country in the Carribean.

    76. Christian Learning Resource
    Quantity Boy Who Loved to Draw Benjamin west, Old Price us$ 12.95 Price us$ 12.95 Quantity Buffalo Bill and the pony express,
    http://www.christianlearning.org/catalog538_1.html
    Select Catalog Advanced American History Anabaptist History Anabaptist Theology and Life Apologetics Apologia Art Art,Music and Literature Association of Christian Schools Intl. Bar Charts Beginner Behavioral Sciences Bible Bible - Miscellaneous Bible Reference Bible Study - Interpretation and Application Bible Teaching - Christian Ed. Bibles Biblical Studies Biography Bluestocking Press Bob Jones University Press Bulletin Boards Canon Press Castlemoyle Books Christian Light Education Church Church History College Common Sense Press Computer Concordia Choir Conservatory Continuing Education Press Cookbook Core Knowledge Crown Financial Dale Seymour Devotionals Discount Eastern and New Age Thought Easy Grammar Education Resources Educators Publishing Service Elective Subjects English English as Second Language Ethics Family Life Finances Forms / Certificates Garage General Education Geography Greenleaf Press Harper Collins History Homeschool Intermediate Readers J. Weston Walch Kitchen Leadership Learning Disabilities Level 1 - Beginning Reader Level 2 - Intermediate Reader Level 3 - Advanced Reader Library Literature Living Room Logic Maps Marriage Masculine Interests Mathematics McGraw Hill Medical Memoria Mentoring Milliken Mind Development Miscellaneous Classroom Sup.

    77. ECB Surf Report: Westward Expansion
    National Historic Site was a base of us military operations Trail and the Indian Wars period in the west. The pony express is described in this site from the
    http://www.ecb.org/surf/west.htm
    Your browser does not support JavaScript. Please use the text version of the archives menu below. Internet Explorer 6 users may download Java support from http://java.sun.com/ Archives text menu Contact us if
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    Westward Expansion (September 2002)
    Here are some Web sites to help teachers and students explore the theme of Westward expansion in the United States.
    (Westward expansion is the theme of the PBS Digital Classroom project that ECB is currently carrying out at Cherokee Middle School in Madison to test the use of digital television and other technologies in the classroom.)
    Lewis and Clark
    is one of the programs used for the Digital Classroom Project. The companion Web site from PBS includes information about all members of the Corps of Discovery that made the famous journey west, as well as an 1803-1838 timeline of events.
    New Perspectives on the West
    , which focuses on expansion in western North America, is the companion Web site for The West , another PBS program being studied in the Digital Classroom Project. It provides information on the people, places, and events that shaped the West, including a biographical dictionary, an interactive map, and a timeline.

    78. Pony Express - Searchable L5r Fiction Archive - Fictions
    There was a cartographer’s report from the early days of the Clan War that indicated a pony with Unicorn brands was Then let us waste no time To the west.
    http://marvin.kset.org/~smi/fictions.php?id=636

    79. Parks
    pony express PAVILION 888 North Saliman Road RIFLE AND PISTOL RANGE 4000 Flint Drive (us Highway 50 west Sunset Way (west Washington Street and west Sunset Way
    http://www.carson-city.nv.us/recreation/Parks.htm

    www.carson-city.nv.us
    ...the benefits are endless! CARSON CITY RECREATION DIVISION Recreate: to refresh by means of relaxation and enjoyment, to restore physically and mentally. About Us Online Payments Sports Programs ... Calendar
    www.nrpa.org About Us Online Payments Sports Programs ... Calendar "Parks and recreation facilities provide healthy opportunities for the mind,
    body and soul."
    CARSON CITY PARK FACILITIES*
    BLACKWELL'S POND PARK: CARSON RIVER PARK: Carson River Road to Carson River. Handicap accessible fishing pier, decomposed granite walking paths, river access area, trailhead parking lot and enclosed* portable toilets. (*April thru November) CARRIAGE SQUARE PARK: 1939 Calash Street (West Winnie Lane to Victoria Street, turn left). Neighborhood park. Picnic tables, benches, concrete walking paths, and playground equipment. NO SERVICES. CARSON CITY FAIRGROUNDS: 601 Old Clear Creek Road (US Hwy 395). Rodeo arena, 20-stall barn, 40-stall barn, Exhibit Hall with complete kitchen facilities, and restrooms. FUJI PARK is also considered part of the Fairgrounds and has benches, picnic tables, restrooms, and a small covered picnic area with electrical outlets. Dogs are allowed per posted restrictions.

    80. C.A.R.T.S.
    Gerald Layton answers questions about the pony express station in http//dmla.clan.lib.nv.us/docs/arts preserves, and presents traditional culture of the west.
    http://www.carts.org/res_west.html

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    Alaska Native Curriculum and Teacher Development Project [http://www.alaskool.org] involves educators across the state who develop and publish online Native curriculum and resources. Contact Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska-Anchorage, 3211 Providence Dr., Anchorage, AK 99508, 907/786-7710. Alaska Native Heritage Center [http://www.alaskanative.net] is a gathering place that celebrates, perpetuates, and shares Alaska Native cultures. Find FAQs about Alaska for students and other education resources. Contact 8800 Heritage Center Dr., Anchorage, AK 99506, 800/315-6608 or 907/330-800, info@alaskanative.net Alaska Native Knowledge Network [http://www.ankn.uaf.edu] offers a deep wealth of educational resources on Alaska Native knowledge systems and ways of knowing, including culturally responsive standards, schools, and teachers. Contact 907/474-5086, fnfwh@uaf.edu

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