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Apr. 24, 2009

TOG Year 3, week 31 ~ Waves of Immigrants

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The New Colossus
a sonnet by Emma Lazarus (1849-1887)
written in 1883




Grammar Stage
Paper sculpture of the Statue of Liberty to color, cut, and glue.
Statue of Liberty Facts worksheet
Ellis Island Facts worksheet
Grover Cleveland President card (Included with Chester A. Arthur)
Statue of Liberty coloring page with Grover Cleveland Quote


Ethan's Facts to Know:
Grover Cleveland was the only president married in the White House.
Grover Cleveland was the first Democrat to become president since Buchanan before the Civil War.
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, a French sculptor, designed the Statue of Liberty.
Gustave Eiffel, designer of the Eiffel Tower, was the Structural Engineer.
Joseph Pulitzer raised much of the money needed for building the pedestal.

Dialectic
I had my dialectic son complete the Ellis Island booklet provided by the NPS. Some information he filled in via web searches.

Rhetoric
Read Crime and Punishment with your rhetoric student if at all possible. It is available on Librivox.org if you prefer audio, although I find the reader for the first 7 chapters is difficult to listen to. I went with audible.com.

All Levels
We downloaded and watched Modern Marvels: The Statue of Liberty from iTunes ($1.99)
We all read The New Colossus. I've included a picture of the Statue of Liberty and the Colossus of Rhodes on the sheet I formatted.

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