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Living History Project History of Project Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000 Lincoln’s Home partners

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Page 1: Living History Project History of Project Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000 Lincoln’s Home partners

Living History ProjectLiving History Project

Page 2: Living History Project History of Project Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000 Lincoln’s Home partners

History of ProjectHistory of Project

• Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol

• Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000

• Lincoln’s Home partners with Dubois School in 2001

Page 3: Living History Project History of Project Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000 Lincoln’s Home partners
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PhasesPhases

• Guest Speakers• Research and product

creation• Reenactments

Page 5: Living History Project History of Project Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000 Lincoln’s Home partners

Phase One - Guest SpeakersPhase One - Guest Speakers

• Make 45-60 minute presentation

• discuss 1 major topic• shows slides and/or

artifacts• demonstrates skills• may dress in period

clothes

Page 6: Living History Project History of Project Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000 Lincoln’s Home partners

Previous SpeakersPrevious Speakers

• Fritz Klein• Susan Haake• Brad Winn and

Charlie Starling• Linda Garvert• Jim Cochran and Tim

Ruyle• Paul Presne, Jr.

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Phase Two - Research and Phase Two - Research and ProductsProducts

• Small groups with a mentor

• research and take notes

• create display board• write and practice skits• collect costumes and

props

Page 8: Living History Project History of Project Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000 Lincoln’s Home partners

Previous TopicsPrevious Topics

• Westward Expansion• Toys and Games• Lincoln/Douglas

Debates• Civil War• Daily Life of the

Lincoln Family• Occupations of the

1800s

Page 9: Living History Project History of Project Began in 1996 with Iles School and Old State Capitol Lincoln’s Home lent site in 2000 Lincoln’s Home partners

MentorsMentors

• Parents and members of the community

• help students with research and product creation

• help teacher by monitoring student behavior and rating student participation

• take part in the reenactments

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Phase Three - ReenactmentsPhase Three - Reenactments

• Done on location• school groups from

throughout the district invited

• general public welcome

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