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Peer reviewedJames, Michael; Zarrillo, James – Social Studies, 1989
Presents an interdisciplinary approach to teaching history at the elementary level. Suggests that a concept-based approach could expand the role of children's literature in the elementary classroom and bring history to the center of the curriculum. Lists five points to consider when selecting literature for a history unit. (KO)
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Curriculum Design, Elementary Education, History Instruction
