| Dimensions | 11 × 8.5 in |
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| ISBN | 978-1956159004 |
| Pages | 274 pages |
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| Size | 8.5 x 11 inches |
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| Writer | Andrew Lawrence, Catherine Noble, Mina Gavell, Peter Lacey, Taylor Sapp |
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“Taylor Sapp had done it again – this time with his merry band of historians! This is a valuable teaching tool to get students reading and writing!” — Nate Conrad, ELS Instructor
“A very impressive work! Recommended for teachers whose students want to some explore some unusual topics of history in the classroom.” — Hall Houston, author of Provoking Thought and Creative Output
“The authors manage to create deep and engaging opportunities for critical thinking, writing, reading, and speaking all at the same time….the supplemental activities provide valuable connections to current events and the real world, adding almost infinite possibilities for authentic student interaction while supporting ease of use in the classroom for busy teachers.” — Collen Loboy, Academic Director, ELS Portland
Creative history-based projects that get high-school and college students to research, explore, analyze, and then write about or discuss some of history’s most intriguing controversies, conspiracies, and puzzles!
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In this original collection of research and writing history-based projects for high-school and college, students take on the role of Historical Secret Agents.
Their mission? To go back in time and explore some of history’s most intriguing puzzles.
Why? To find out what really happened.
Each unit takes a historical mystery or conspiracy theory from the well-known to the obscure to the truly weird! Background briefings give key factual information and spell out the controversy, puzzle, or conspiracy. Discussion questions lead to analysis and research on what happened and what is still disputed or unknown. Writing prompts guide students to say what really happened or how they would change history if they could. Follow-up projects encourage students to dig deeper and make personal connections to history! Will students stick to the facts or get a bit creative? That’s up to you!
These original history-based projects are the perfect resource for bringing history and writing together in the classroom!
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