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Making History Come Alive For Children – Part 1

I am the schoolmarm for third graders at the end of the school year, in the old New England schoolhouse in town.  The year I bring to life for children is 1833.  I ring the bell to welcome ‘scholars’ as … Continue reading

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I’m the Historical Schoolmarm

Every year, third graders in Groton, Massachusetts take a field trip to the old one-room schoolhouse, the Sawtelle School.  It’s living history, and that’s just how children should learn history. I get to be their teacher.  Lucky me. Groton is … Continue reading

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