Projects 2015
Analyzing the Narrative of William Henry Singleton
Create A Historical Marker For The Underground Railroad
Seeing The Light: A Graphic Novel
Rubric for Underground Railroad Historical Marker Lesson Plan
Unit Plan for Underground Railroad Historical Marker
Understanding Historical Markers
Research Notes for Creating a Historical Marker
Discovering the Crafts on the Underground Railroad
Frederick Douglass And Ending Slavery
English Language Learner Can Do Booklet
Frederick Douglass, the Underground Railroad and New Bedford Massachusetts
From Slave Narrative To Personal Narrative
Mark Twain: Life and Views on Slavery and Relationship with Abolitionists
Practice with Passage Analysis: An Excerpt from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass Narative Analysis
Scoring Rubric
Primary Sources And The Underground Railroad
Primary Source Slave Narrative
Slave Narrative and Historical Methodology: Can history be learned from historical fiction?
Underground Railroad By Land And Sea
What Can We Learn From Runaway Slave Ads?
Runaway Slave Ads Transcribed
Projects 2013
African American Living History Day
Frederick Douglass – Words Set me Free
Examples of Prefixes and Suffixes in the Narrative of Frederick Douglass
Vocabulary in the Narrative of Douglass
Examples of Synonyms in the Narrative of Frederick Douglass
Themes in the Narrative of Douglass
Historical Context of the Narrative of Douglass
Reading John Thompson, Whaler and Freedom Seeker
New Bedford and Frederick Douglass
Maritime Industry and the Underground Railroad
Reading Guide for Douglass by McFeely
Reading Guide for Harriet Tubman- Road to Freedom
Reading Guide for Bound for Canaan
Reading Guide for Slave Ship: A Human History
Reading Guide for Radical and Republican: Lincoln and Douglass
Abolition as a Social Reform Movement
Exploring Primary Resources Relating to the Underground Railroad
Projects 2011
Abolitionist Roles in the Underground Railroad between 1800-186
African Americans & Work in New Bedford, 1837
Analyze & Explain the Opposition to Ending Slavery
Connecting “Riding Freedom” to Frederick Douglass’ “Escape From Slavery”
Fugitive Slave Posters with a Twist
How did the Underground Railroad influence and effect people living in Antebellum America?
Slave Narrative – A Primary Source Exercise
Wanted, City Planner New Bedford, MA, 1840
Whaling: New Bedford’s Lucrative, Yet Dangerous Pursuit
What was life like for fugitive slaves after reaching freedom via the Underground Railroad
