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Critical Bibliography on North American Indians for K-12
This bibliography focuses primarily on materials
for elementary and secondary students. Broad reading level
categories are indicated: lower elementary, upper elementary,
secondary, and adult (used when a book contains sexually explicit
material or language). Sections are organized by culture area and
tribe, and are further divided into non-fiction and fiction,
biographies, and traditional stories.
Iowa Counties
Historical Information pages
This site contains numerous links to Iowa history sites including
resources related to cultural groups, historical sites, personalities
in Iowa history and demographic data.
Iowa Public
Television (IPTV)
For thirty-five years, stories about people, places, and events of Iowa
have been at the core of Iowa Public Television (IPTV). Through
landmark series such as The Iowa Heritage and Land Between
Two Rivers, as well as ongoing local series and recent award
winning educational initiatives, IPTV productions have provided a vivid
and personal look at Iowa's development, culture, and achievements, and
are among the most popular resources for teaching Iowa history. Iowa
teachers turn to Iowa Public Television as their preferred source for
resources about the state we call home.
Mount Mercy
Library Webliography: Iowa History
Busse Library on the campus of Mount Mercy College, provides online
resources and book titles for students and faculty seeking information
on Iowa history. Include are General History
Resources; Tourism; Places to Visit; Busse Library Resources.
State
Historical Society of Iowa: Cultural and Educational Links
This page is a compilation of Internet resources for Iowa's cultural
and historical organizations.
Iowa Quick Facts
Developed by the State Library of Iowa, this page
provides demographic data on Iowa referenced by numerous categories
ranging from population statistics to land area and urbanization.
Iowa
Folklife: Our People, Communities and Traditions(©) (curriculum
guide)
This updated kit (lessons, CD, videos, links, and support material) is
now available online (click on hotlink above). It is also available in
hard copy at all Iowa junior and senior high schools as well as in all
senior citizen centers, Iowa college and university history and
education departments, State Library, and the State Historical Society
of Iowa resource center. The lessons and support materials may be
copied for educational purposes only; materials may not be copied and
resold for profit. Look for Iowa Folklife, Volume II: Cultural
Express-Traditional Arts on Tours in late 2008.
Copyright 2008
Iowa History Online.
, Project Director
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
, Cedar Falls, IA
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