About this blog Subscribe to this blog
« Prev: Barack Obama Is the President-Elect of the United States The First Thanksgiving Reader's Theater Ideas & More Thanksgiving Activities: Next»

Teaching Resources for President-Elect Barack Obama

Tf_barackobamabooks_20081105 Introduce your students to the new President-elect by sharing these biographies about Barack Obama for grades K-12. Learn more about Obama's journey to the Oval Office. Then, ask your students to write a biography about America's first African-American president.

Upfront_obamas_challenge_111708 With the economy in crisis, the nation at war, and America's image tarnished, Barack Obama has his work cut out for him. Teach your students about the challenges that President-elect Obama faces. [The New York Times Upfront magazine].

Put Obama's victory in historical context using this "From Slavery to The White House" timeline.

Obama_timeline_ro New! Barack Obama Timeline Poster (PDF)
Grab scissors and tape to make a classroom poster about Obama’s life from this PDF created with Timeliner XE! Or, use the ready-made Timeliner XE file of Obama’s life as a jumping off point for discussion of his path to the presidency (Timeliner XE required).

Prepare for Barack Obama's historic Inauguration with these grade-specific Inauguration Day printables and lessons.

Find more teaching resources for Barack Obama here.

Comments

Post Comments

Comments are moderated, and will not appear on this weblog until the author has approved them.

If you have a TypeKey or TypePad account, please Sign In

Trackbacks

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/2797768/35636144

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Teaching Resources for President-Elect Barack Obama:

Permalink

Permalink URL for this entry:
http://blogs.scholastic.com/whats_new/2008/11/teaching-resour.html

Recent Posts

Categories

More Scholastic Voices:

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in What's New @ Scholastic.com are strictly those of the author and do not reflect the opinions or endorsement of Scholastic, Inc.