Check out the following resources below during your first day of note-taking. I spent quite some time selecting these sites so they should be filled with valuable info. Remember to use your note-taking skills. The will be the most difficult part of the writing process.
*Your first chapter will probably begin with: "What is (insert your movement/topic here)?" so look for the "WHAT? WHY? WHO?" during your first time researching. Good luck!
SMARTIES
Gold
Rush
Robin, Gromyko, Ben H.
www.brainpop.com
Fur
Trading
Phyrliss, Nate
www.brainpop.com
Elephant
Poaching
Devien
Adina
Jonah
Endangered
Lions
Ava P.
Hunter
Important
People from the Civil Rights Movement
Jada
Danielle
Kanysilie
Lauren
The
Apartide
Calvin
White
Rhinos
Bennie
Saving
Congo’s Gorillas
Myra
Recycling
in Decatur
Flynn
Why did
Native Americans write myths?
Griffin
Beads
of Hope
Sofia
Locks
of Love
Isaiah
Ava T.
Trail
of Tears
Aiden
Joe P.
RULERS
Government
Shutdown
Sage
Salvation
Army
Camden
2021
Mars Mission
Thomas
Anti
Globalization
Yusha
Coalition
to Unchain Dogs
Sula
Louisiana
Purchase
Parker
The
Bullying Project
Morgan Roach
Declaration
of Independence
Ben S.
The
Ozone Layer/Atmosphere
Lily
Science techbook
PETA:
Endangered CATS
Tatum
American
Revolution
Eli
*See links on Edmodo
Raising
minimum wage
Quinn & Kelly & Luca
Louisiana
Purchase
Kagan & Ford
MLB
Integration
Mekhi
Biography of Jackie Robinson by Kenneth Rudeen
http://www.historytoday.com/william-rubinstein/jackie-robinson-and-integration-major-league-baseball
Alley
Cat Allies
Grace
Global
Warming
Charles
Pennies
for Patients
Keiko
Boycott
for Grapes
Francesca
library.thinkquest.org/26504/History.html
Military
Lyle
Wounded Warrior Project
Joey
Ending Obesity
Connor
Locks of Love
Dorsey
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