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Category Archives: Featured Story

Five Short Stories for Halloween

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Today in History: Statue of Liberty dedicated by President Cleveland in 1886

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Blogger Spotlight: Reading, Teacher Turnover, and More

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Today in History: Fair Labor Standards Act takes effect in 1938, banning child labor

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Today in History: The first “Unknown Soldier” from World War I is honored

77,000 American servicemen died during World War I. To commemorate their sacrifice, the US military selected bodies of unknown soldiers who died in France. One was chosen to be brought to Arlington National Cemetery. On October 23, 1921, four unknown soldiers from the cemeteries of Asine-Marne, Meuse-Argonne, Somme, and St. Mihiel were brought to the Hotel de Ville in France for final selection. 

GettyReady! A Lesson Plan for the Gettysburg Address 150th

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Today in History: American troops hit the frontline in France in World War I

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Blogger Spotlight: Civics, Reading, Social Studies & More

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Today in History: British General Burgoyne surrenders his army at the Second Battle of Saratoga

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Today in History: Lord Cornwallis’ failed attempt to flee leads to surrender at Yorktown in 1781

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