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/Home/Professional Development/Teaching Resources/Lesson Plans/Social Studies/History/U.S. State History/New York Files Moved Votes:0 You are attempting to access content that has been moved as part of the recent reorganization of materials on the Apple Learning Interchange. Please note some outdated content has been removed. You may want to look for materials here: Apple Learning Interchange Home Page Teaching and Learning Leadership Technology Showcases Events Affiliates Units of Practice Collection Internet Resources Collection Apple Learning Professional Development Online Courses Sign-in Apple Professional Development Online - The Learning Interchange Team If you believe that you have received this page in error or if you need more help please contact ali@apple.com Read More Go to Site Files Moved Votes:0 You are attempting to access content that has been moved as part of the recent reorganization of materials on the Apple Learning Interchange. Please note some outdated content has been removed. You may want to look for materials here: Apple Learning Interchange Home Page Teaching and Learning Leadership Technology Showcases Events Affiliates Units of Practice Collection Internet Resources Collection Apple Learning Professional Development Online Courses Sign-in Apple Professional Development Online - The Learning Interchange Team If you believe that you have received this page in error or if you need more help please contact ali@apple.com Read More Go to Site First Lady of the World: Eleanor Roosevelt at Val-Kill Votes:0 First Lady of the World: Eleanor Roosevelt at Val-Kill (Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site) M y Missus and some of her female political friends want to build a shack on a stream in the back woods and want, instead of a beautiful marble bath, to have the stream dug out so as to form an old-fashioned swimming hole. This is how Franklin D. Roosevelt described his wife Eleanor's ambition to build a retreat for herself and her friends away from the big family house at Hyde Park, New York. The "shack," built in 1925 near a gently flowing stream, was actually a stone cottage situated on land FDR offered the women for their lifetime use. The following year, the women had a second building constructed on the site to house a small furniture factory. After the factory closed in 1936, Read More Go to Site Martin Van Buren's Return to the Soil Votes:0 Martin Van Buren's "Return to the Soil" (Martin Van Buren National Historic Site) E x-President Van Buren returned to the place of his nativity on Saturday last...after the lapse of a long series of years, spent in the service of his country, he has returned to the home of his youth, probably to spend the evening of his days among those who have long appreciated the splendor of his genius and admired his virtues. ( Kinderhook Sentinel, May 1841) Upon the end of his presidential term in 1841, Martin Van Buren did indeed move to his recently purchased estate, located only two miles away from the small New York village of Kinderhook, where he was born and raised. At this estate, which he called Lindenwald, the skillful politician, loyal successor to President Andrew Jackson, and eig Read More Go to Site Put a short title of your lesson plan here Votes:0 Harlem Renaissance Nancy Barrett and Margaret Kennedy This is one of three lessons of a unit on the Harlem Renaissance. During this lesson students will explore examples of everyday life of Harlem in the 20s and 30s by examining photographs and texts. In addition, students will develop research skills as they familiarize themselves with some American Memory Collections. Subsequent lessons will engage students in learning about several Harlem personalities and their artistic contributions. Objectives Students will be able to Analyze historical conditions which led African Americans to settle in Harlem. Place the Harlem Renaissance within the national and global context. Describe the culture of everyday life in Harlem. Identify individuals significant to the Harlem Renaissance and describe t Read More Go to Site

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