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Integrated Literacy Assignment

Explore tales of freedom with diverse resources on the Underground Railroad, integrating literacy methods and engaging content to deepen students' understanding.

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Integrated Literacy Assignment

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  1. Integrated Literacy Assignment Reading, Viewing, and Listening to Build Literate Classrooms SST 309 - Laninga

  2. Hitch your wagon to a star… Well, your resources to a Grade Level Content Expectation, anyway… • 4-H3.0.3 - Use case studies or stories to describe the ideas and actions of individuals involved in the Underground Railroad in Michigan and in the Great Lakes region. (see 8-U4.2.2; 8-U4.3.2) • 8-U5.1.5- Describe the resistance of enslaved people (e.g., Nat Turner, Harriet Tubman, and the Underground RR, John Brown, Michigan’s role in the URR) and effects of their actions before and during the Civil War.

  3. Trade Books North Star to Freedom By GenaGorrell Bound for the North Star by Dennis Brindell Fradin Minty- A Story of Young Harriet Tubman by Alan Schroeder/Jerry Pinkney If you Traveled on the Underground Railroad, Ellen Levine

  4. Quilt Code Theory Sweet Clara and the Freedom Quilt (Be careful – this is not historically proven! Teacher Information: A scholarly study of this theory.

  5. Map of the Underground Railroad in Michigan. How would you use this in a classroom?

  6. Music • Swing Low, Sweet Chariot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Thz1zDAytzU&feature=related • Wade in the Water http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhjGzBCOw88&feature=related

  7. Music (continued) The Gospel Train’s a Comin’ http://www.learnnc.org/lp/multimedia/7409 Wade in the Water http://www.songsforteaching.com/folk/wadeinthewater.php

  8. Music Myth(?) • Follow the Drinking Gourd – First sung and published in 1890. • When was the Civil War? • When was the URR active? • Be careful to keep an active mind, questioning commonly accepted ‘facts’. • Also recognize the oral traditions of many cultures.

  9. Magazines • The Mitten • The Mailbox • Kids Discover • Michigan History for Kids

  10. Music https://www.reachandteach.com/store/index.php?l=product_detail&p=519 Steal Away – Songs of the Underground Railroad

  11. Lesson Plans Escaping on the Freedom Train – Lessons on the Underground Railroad

  12. Interactive Map • Map • This link takes the student to an interactive map experience that will show them the various routes to freedom used by escaped slaves on the Underground Railroad. • Included with the routes are questions that focus the student’s attention on where the escaped slaves wanted to end up, how far they had to travel, and the different routes that could be taken.

  13. Underground Railroad “Station” in Schoolcraft Michigan Underground Railroad House 613 East Cass Street Schoolcraft, Michigan Owned by Dr. Nathan Thomas

  14. Poetry “As God as my witness,I’ll follow the StarO’er the Underground RailroadThough I know it’s farTo Canada’s shores.But I’ll then be freeWith manumission papersIssued to me. Many hands have guidedThese weary feetFrom station to stationMay I repeat –The conductors that guided meHave been led by GodBy a faithThat is free.” On the Underground Railroad On and on in the dead of nightThe weary slave seeksFreedom through flight.His clothes are tattered,His feet are bare;They bleed from frostbite.Does no one care? He follows the StarWith a hope that shinesAs dark, through the night,The trail he finds.“The Underground Railroad”-He’s heard its nameThis railroad to freedomIs not in vain. The Voice of the Slave In here, quick, so they don’t see The escape we’re trying to make. We’ll get shipped off to Canada By the large Ontario Lake. We’ve got to be quiet and careful We’ve found our chance to be free. Our lives right now are worthless, And that isn’t how they should be. After crawling through this tunnel That was made for us who slaved. We’ll count our blessings every day: Praise God! Praise God! We’re saved -Frances C. Taylor from her book, The Trackless Trail Leads On

  15. Poetry • Ain’t I A Woman?, Sojourner Truth [youtube version by Maya Angelou] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM4JjuQeqDA&feature=related

  16. Games The Underground Railroad: The Escape to Freedom Game How do you work something like this into your lesson plans to make it a worthwhile and memorable learning experience?

  17. Web resources for the Teacher Harriet Tubman Play http://www.scholastic.com/browse/article.jsp?id=3751241 Myths about the Underground Railroad http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/bhistory/underground_railroad/myths.htm GLCE Resource http://fourthnorth.pbworks.com/w/page/44711431/History-Civil%20War,The%20Underground%20Railroad%20and%20Michigan%20Industries%20(MP2)

  18. Primary Source Documents 1838 poster for a runaway slave.

  19. Citations • Ain’t I A Woman?, Sojourner Truth [youtube version by Maya Angelou • Black Heritage The Underground Railroad Board Game [Web Photo]. Retrieved from http:// www.amazon.com/Black-Heritage-Underground-Railroad-Game/dp/B001TEFYYI • Department of the Interior , (n.d.). Aboard the underground railroad a national register travel itinerary. Retrieved from National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior website: http://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/underground/ugrrhome.htm • Fradin, D. (2000). Bound for the north star. New York, NY: Clarion Books. • Gorrell, G. (1997). North star to freedom. Ontario, Canada: Delacorte Press • Harris, K. and Harris, R. (1997) Underground Riailroad: Multi-media Activity Set, Chatham Hill Games, New York • Hopkinson, Deborah (1993). Sweet Clara and the Freedom Quilt, New York: Dragonfly Books • Hurmence, Belinda (1997). Slavery Time When I was Chillun, GP Putnam’s Sons, New York • Jones, N. (1999). The underground railroad. The Mailbox, • Levine, E & Nelson, K. (2007). Henry’s Freedom Box, New York: Scholastic Press • Levine, Ellen (1988). If You Traveled on the Underground Railroad, Scholastic. • Petry, A. (1983). Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground RR, New York: Harper Trophy • Phar Productions. Michigan’s Underground Railroad. Retrieved from http://www.pharproductions.com/michigansundergroundrailroad.html • Pinkney, A. Sojourner truth's step-stomp stride. Disney/Jump at the Sun Books. • Reach & teach. (2006). Retrieved from https://www.reachandteach.com/store/index.php? l=product_detail&p=519 • Rosentreter, R. L. (2008-09). The underground railroad. Michigan History for Kids, 8(4), • Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

  20. Citations (continued) • Sands, S. (2005, January). The underground railroad. Kids Discover, 15(1), • Scholastic. (2013). Retrieved from http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/bhistory/ underground_railroad/index.htm • Schroeder, A. (1996). Minty: A story of young Harriet Tubman. New York, NY: Dial Books for Young Readers. • Stroud, Bettye (2005). The Patchwork Path, Cambridge, MA: Candlewick Press. • Tobin, J and Dobard, R. (2000). Hidden in Plain View: A Secret Story of Quilts and the URR. New York: Anchor Books • Underground railroad: the escape to freedom game (2008) Highland Park NJ: Black Heritage serires • Underground Railroad, The Mitten, Spring, 2001. Michigan History Magazine, Lansing, MI • Underground Railroad Poems. Retrieved from http://www.historicsoduspoint.com/slaves-in-sodus-point/underground-railroad-poems/ • The Underground Railroad- The Journey, National Geographic Education. Retrieved from http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/multimedia/interactive/1he-underground-railroad/?ar_a=1 • Underground railroad house. Retrieved from http://www.villageofschoolcraft.com/php/history_highlights.php • (1830). Underground Railroad Routes [Web Photo]. Retrieved from http://www.waynet.org/levicoffin/ • (1838, September 3). Runaway Slave Poster [Web Graphic]. Retrieved from http:// teacher.scholastic.com/activities/bhistory/underground_railroad/primary_sources.htm • (2006). Underground Railroad Routes [Web Map]. Retrieved from http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/ 0,4570,7-153-54463_19313_20652_19271_19357-105514--,00.html • Wade in the Water, Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohEFi14rgnc&feature=related • Winter, Jeanette. (1988). Follow the Drinking Gourd, New York: Dragonfly Books

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