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Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site
Lesson Plans & Teacher Guides
Lesson 1  "All the World is Watching Us": The Crisis at Little Rock Central High School, 1954-1957.
 
Lesson 2   Daisy Lee Gatson Bates
 
Lesson 3  "Great things happen in small places..."  Government Authority and Civil Rights Activism in Arkansas (1954-1959)
 
Lesson 4   You're the Justice!  A Landmark Case in Supreme Court History
 
Lesson 5   Teaching Empathy: The Story of Ruby Bridges
 
Lesson 6   Every Person Has a Story of Courage: The Little Rock Nine
 
Lesson 7   The Fourteenth Amendment
 
Lesson 8   Paul Laurence Dunbar High School
 

Lesson 9 Desegregation: Past, Present, and Future

Lesson 11 American Indians and the 14th Amendment

In Commermoration of the Civil War Sesquicentennial

Lesson 10 Civil War to Civil Rights

Lesson 12 Harriet Tubman: Women and the Civil War

2010 Constitution Day Activities - Click here to download activities and ideas for Constitution Day, September 17th.

Curriculum Guide Civil Rights Curriculum 1700-1900 (for Civics)

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Congressional Gold Medals presented to the Little Rock Nine

Did You Know?
In 1999 the Little Rock Nine each received the Congressional Gold Medal-our nation's highest civilian honor-for their efforts to desegregate Little Rock Central High School. Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site
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