Social Studies and the Young Learner
November/December 2002
Vol. 15 No. 2

News & Notes

Articles

Understanding Mexican Culture Through Crafts: Three Activities
Dianne Turner

The Enticements of Archaeology: An Interdisciplinary Experience
Claire Mamola and Janet W. Bloodgood

Gingerville: A Study of Community
Alice K. Mikovch and Eula Ewing Monroe

Classroom Inquiry: Student-Centered Experiences
Deborah Diffily

Pullout

Leapin’ Landmarks: Locating Ten Manmade Landmarks Around the World
Judy Phillips

Children's Literature

Quilting Across Cultures: Teaching About Native American, European American, and African American Experiences in the United States
Ava L. McCall

Carrying Social Studies Home in Bookbags
Cynthia K. Wilson, John M. Hail, and Beth Hurst

Curriculum Concerns

GeoLiteracy in Arizona: K-8 Reading, Writing, and Geography
Elizabeth R. Hinde and Gale Olp Ekiss