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Abraham Lincoln & Me Activity Book Helping early readers (grades K-3) foster a personal connection to a great U.S. president Overview | Teacher Project Pack | Project Participation Form | Student Materials | Student Project Gallery Overview    [+/-] show/hide project goals Students are active learners when they are engaged in real-world activities. This project allows students to become familiar with primary sources while learning about Abraham Lincoln and fostering a personal connection to this great U.S. president. To complete the project students will . . . • view primary sources relating to Abraham Lincoln. • learn basic facts about Abraham Lincoln. • complete hands-on activities to foster a personal connection to Abraham Lincoln and synthesize their learning about this president and themselves. Teacher Project Pack The teacher project pack contains project overview, goals, guidelines, links to Illinois state learning standards, and extension activity ideas. View/Print Teacher Project Pack (.pdf, to view or print you will need the free Adobe® Reader® software) top of page Project Participation Form Let our legislators know how important it is to provide funding for educational projects. Student Project Materials Abraham Lincoln & Me Primary Source Activity Book for Early Readers (.pdf) Note: If your browser will not open these files, PC users should right click on the link and Mac users should hold down the Command/Apple key and click the link, then choose either Save Target/Link As or Download Linked File. Front Cover Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Back Cover U.S. Map (blank) U.S. Map (with state names) U.S. Map (with states numbered) Student Project Gallery See samples of student work. top of page

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