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The prototype for the World Wide Web was created in 1990.

Students look at pictures from the past using the WayBack Machine and brainstorm a few websites to explore to think about how they have changed over the years.

Ernest Thayer, author of the famous poem "Casey at the Bat," was born in 1863.

In small groups or individually, students make baseball cards for the players in the poem "Casey at the Bat." Students can use a word processor or the Character Trading Cards interactive to create their cards.

Today is Cinco de Mayo.

Students choose to research a piece of art, music, dance, literature, or food that suitably represents Mexico and create a presentation for the class.

COVID Audio Diaries

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The American Colony in Jerusalem: The Locust Plague

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Hospital Worker, E. 149th St. at 3rd Ave., Bronx

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Preparing Anti-Toxin for "Flu" Sufferers

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Waffle House Restaurant torn apart by Hurricane Katrina on the Biloxi, Mississippi Coast

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Going to Klondyke

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Grammatical diagrams and analyses

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