We Are Americans: Voices of the Immigrant Experience |
Author: Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler
We Are Americans is an excellent resource for the classroom, presenting the history of American immigration chronologically, from the new theories of prehistoric immigration to the groups arriving in the present day. Using archival images, artifacts, data charts and personal narratives, the book explores the factors responsible for immigration, the aspirations of immigrants, adjustments to a new culture, and contributions these new Americans have made to our nation. While they learn about the groups and individuals from every culture and continent that have formed our country, students will find connections to their own immigration history. This well-researched and well-produced book offers a detailed index and a further reading list.
We Are Americans: Voices Of The Immigrant Experience
Year Released: 2003
Grade 4-Adult
15th Annual Creative Writing Contest
The American Immigration Council's Community Education Center is proud to announce the launch of the 15th Annual "Celebrate America" Creative Writing Contest. The contest is for 5th graders across the nation- if you know a fifth grade student or teacher let them know the contest has launched and local contests will be getting started nation-wide. Contact your local coordinator today!

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