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Klondike Gold Rush - Seattle Unit National Historical Park
Seattle's Stake in the Klondike Gold Rush
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Lesson 1:  Background Information HTML PDF
Lesson 2:  Setting the Scene HTML PDF
Lesson 3:  Field Trip HTML PDF
Lesson 4:  Biographies of Klondikers Stampeders HTML PDF
Lesson 5:  Making a Miner's License HTML PDF
Lesson 6:  Creating Paper Doll Character HTML PDF
Lesson 7:  Journal Writing HTML PDF
Lesson 8:  Gimmicks/Inventions HTML PDF
Lesson 9:  Shopping for Supplies in Seattle HTML PDF
Lesson 10:  Map Day HTML PDF
Lesson 11:  Journey to Skagway HTML PDF
Lesson 12:  Postcard from Skagway HTML PDF
Lesson 13:  Which Route to Take? HTML PDF
Lesson 14:  Hauling supplies up the Chilkoot Trail HTML PDF
Lesson 15:  Building Boats HTML PDF
Lesson 16:  Crisis on the Yukon River HTML PDF
Lesson 17:  Arrival in Dawson HTML PDF
Lesson 18:  Panning for Gold HTML PDF
Lesson 19:  The Adventure; A Look Back HTML PDF

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Did You Know the Canadian border at the summit of the Chikoot Pass

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Many stampeders thought the Klondike Gold Fields were located in Alaska. Actually the gold placer deposits were in the Yukon Territory, in Canada.
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