A Teaching American History Project of the Pender County School District and the Univeristy of North Carolina Wilmington
Teaching American History Grant funded by the US Department of Education in partnership with the University of North Carolina Wilmington, Pender County School District, The History Teaching Alliance, and The North Carolina Humanities Council Teachers Institute

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Madame de la Peltrie Washing and Dressing Colonial American Indian Children

 

 

Next Lecture:
Colonial American Indians

February 13, 2010

Our next workshop will be on Saturday, February 13th from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. at Cape Fear Community College.Dr. David La Vere from UNCW will be lecturing on “The Roanoke Expeditions: Indians, Dare Stones, and the Lost Colony.”  We will have an opportunity to view the American Indian artifacts that are at Cape Fear Community College and there will be a pedagogy session that afternoon. For more directions, parking information and the agenda click here.


 

 

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Greensboro "4" on UNCW's Campus

The "Greensboro 4," Franklin McCain, Joseph McNeil, Ezell Blair Jr. and David Richmond were all freshmen at North Carolina A&T State University at the time. Two of the four, Major General Joseph McNeil and Franklin McCain will be on hand to speak and answer questions at UNCW on Feb. 9 at Kenan Auditorium, 7:00 pm. The event is FREE and open to the public.

For more information click here.

 


 

 

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Traveling Trunks

We have started ordering materials for our trunks. These will include teacher resources, a variety of books, DVDs, artifacts, primary sources, and much more

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Lesson Plans

Upcoming due dates are February 5th, March 5th, and April 30th. Lesson plans can cover any topic in American History in the date range of 1607-1818. It can focus on a particular workshop discussion or can be about something else.

For more information click here.


 

Dr. Diana Pasulka giving a lecture.

 

 

Our Founding Fathers,

The Bible, and Teaching History

January 16, 2010

Dr. Diana Pasulka explains the importance of architectural style before giving a tour of St. Mary Church.

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To see sample curriculum posters click here.


Dr. Diana Pasulka and Cara Ward

 

 

Dr. Diana Pasulka, University Coordinator, and Cara Ward, Project Director for TAH in North Carolina