Michigan Reading With History for 3rd Graders

Welcome to a captivating journey through Michigan's rich history! In this curriculum designed for 3rd graders, students will delve into the fascinating tales and landmarks that define the Great Lakes State. Explore facinating history and heritage of all Michigan’s peoples with each of the 12 themed issues: 1-Headed for Home, 2-Underground Treasures, 3-Learning Our ABCs, 4-Michigan Goes to War, 5-Finding Your Way, 6-Michigan Roots, 7-Entertaining Michigan, 8-Governing Michigan, 9-How Sweet It Is, 10-On The Road, 11-Michigan "HerStory", 12-Resorts And Rendezvous. Through engaging activities and thought-provoking lessons, children will develop a deep appreciation for Michigan's heritage and culture.

A brief look at some of the books in the curriculum:

The Legend of Michigan: Explore the mythical origins of Michigan with "The Legend of Michigan" by Trinka Hakes Noble. This enchanting story introduces students to the legend of Sleeping Bear Dunes and teaches valuable lessons about courage and resilience.
Mackinac Bridge: Discover the engineering marvel that is the Mackinac Bridge. Through interactive projects and readings, students will learn about the bridge's construction, significance in Michigan's transportation history, and its impact on connecting the Upper and Lower Peninsulas.
The Legend of the Petoskey Stone: Uncover the story behind Michigan's state stone, the Petoskey Stone, with "The Legend of the Petoskey Stone" by Kathy-jo Wargin. This book intertwines science and folklore, revealing the ancient marine life that once inhabited Michigan and the cultural significance of the Petoskey Stone.

Parent Resources:

Instructor Guide: Access a comprehensive educator guide for each book, providing discussion questions, extension activities, and assessment tools.
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This package also includes the Level 4 readers and Language Arts 4 Instructor's Guide.