| Where do I Start? |
| Due Dates |
| Resources |
| Required for Each Person |
| Consumer goods 20 pts |
| GPS tracks 10 pts |
| Invention 30 pts |
| Read a book 20 pts |
| Required for Each Group |
| Historical Events 20 pt |
| Influential people 20 pts |
| Wars/Conflicts 35 pts |
| Other Topics |
| Antiques 20 pts |
| Artists 15 pts |
| Changing Activity 15 pts |
| Clothing 20 pts |
| Food 25 pts |
| Icons 20 pts |
| Leisure time 20pts |
| Map 20 pts |
| Music 15 pts |
| Population maps 15 pts |
| Scientists 20 pts |
| Skit 20 pts |
| Stock market 15 pts |
| Traditions 10 pts |
| *other |
Libraries will be a great resouce for you. Sears and Robuck, Bloomingdale's Illustrated or Montgomery Ward catalog replicas are also a great source for prices and objects used during your time period.
Newspapers can be a wonder source for historical information. Check out the Newspaper Archives AND National Archives for project ideas and neat historical references.
Username: wildlands@augusta.k12.wi.usSee the teacher for the password to log on to these great sites!