Teacher Quick Picks - Ohio
Ohio
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Books
Primary
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Eleven-year-old Allen Jay’s bravery is tested when his father asks him to help a runaway slave in this true story written for early readers.
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Aurora Means Dawn, Scott Russell Sanders Picture book set in the Aurora/Hudson area around 1800. |
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Nothing Here But Trees, Jean Van Leeuwen Early settlers in the Ohio wilderness clear the land and create a home. |
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Warm As Wool, Scott Russell Sanders Picture book about a pioneer woman raising sheep in the Ravenna area around 1803. |
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Wright Brothers, Lisa Wade McCormick An easy-to-read account of the invention of the airplane. |
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Middle Grades
Danger Along the Ohio, Patricia Willis A story of adventure and survival about three children traveling the Ohio River in 1793. |
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First to Fly, Peter Busby Beautifully illustrated biography of the famous Wright brothers. |
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The Gold Cadillac, Mildred Taylor Fictional account of a black family’s 1950’s trip from Toledo to the South. |
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Ohio, Ann Heinrichs From the “Welcome to the U.S.A.” series, an entertaining tour of 15 Ohio attractions. |
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Audio-Visual Material
Ohio & Erie Canal, songs by Foster C. Brown; stories by Estelle Rodis-Brown This book and compact disc set includes songs about the Erie Canal and the stories that inspired them. |
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Links to Internet Web Sites
Governor's Homepage
The official site of the Ohio Governor’s office is a good starting point for exploring state government.
IPL Kidspace: Stately Knowledge – Ohio
A list of basic factual information about Ohio from the Internet Public Library.
Ohio Kids – History for Kids
Information on Ohio’s archaeological, historical, and natural sites, as well as the history of the state and an interesting “Today in History” feature.
What Tree Is It? Ohio Tree Identification
Learn how to identify different Ohio trees by leaf, fruit or name.
What’s That Snake? Ohio Snake Identification
Identify Ohio snakes by name or appearance.
What’s the Point? Identifying Flint Artifacts
Learn about Ohio’s prehistoric people and how to identify arrowheads and other artifacts.
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