Exploring the Declaration of Independence with Primary Sources

Feb 16, 2025

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Join 5th-grade students in Mrs. Peterson's class as they delve into primary sources to examine the creation of the Declaration of Independence, with insights from Sally Joe, Kevin Smith, and Tim Blue in December 2008. The primary source image captures Thomas Jefferson in deep discussion with his delegates during the finalization of the historic document. Discover lessons learned from this immersive exploration.

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Looking at the Declaration of Independence through Primary Sources Sally Joe, Kevin Smith, Tim Blue 5th Grade Mrs. Peterson’s Class December 2, 2008
The primary source below shows a photo of Thomas Jefferson meeting with his delegates as they worked on finalizing the Declaration of Independence.
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