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History of Our World
New! (Middle School) From the Acropolis to Zimbabwe, it's an exciting year of world history for your middle-grades students! Open students' eyes to the world and their place in it—and how history has shaped their lives. Designed specifically for middle-grades students, this new program provides built-in reading support and map skills so students can better understand the world they live in.
- Primary source activities Historian's Apprentice Activity Pack explores intriguing questions about world history using beautifully reproduced primary sources.
- Technology that brings content to life Online interactivities and compelling Discovery Channel School videos explain world history to today's students.
- Research-based reading instruction Integrated reading skills instruciton and vocabulary development make lessons accessible to students of all reading levels.
Why do many students have
difficulty reading textbooks? How
can we help students read to learn
social studies? In the pages that
follow, we examine the research on
the challenge of reading textbooks,
explain the direct, systematic, and
explicit instruction needed to help
students, and then show how
Prentice Hall has responded to this
research.
History of Our World Research (PDF)
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Prentice Hall History of Our World | From the Acropolis to Zimbabwe, it's an exciting year of world history for your middle-grades students! Open students' eyes to the world and their place in it—and how history has shaped their lives. Designed specifically for middle-grades students, this new program provides built-in reading support and map skills so students can better understand the world they live in. | 2005 | 6-8 |
