Teaching Activities Incorporating Historical Logbooks of the US Navy

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	Logbook Scavenger Hunt Analyzing Documents By Curry School of Education and Human Development
	Logbook Scavenger Hunt for English Learners Analyzing Documents By Curry School of Education and Human Development
	On the Ship: Naval Tools and Artifacts Mapping History By Curry School of Education and Human Development
	The Journey of the U.S.S. Jamestown: Mapping History Across Time and Space Mapping History By Curry School of Education and Human Development
	The Logbooks of the USS Jamestown Finding a Sequence By Curry School of Education and Human Development
	The Sitka Hurricane: What Do the Logbooks Tell Us? Focusing on Details: Discussion Topic By Curry School of Education and Human Development
	The Sitka Hurricane: What Primary Sources Can Tell Us Analyzing Documents By Curry School of Education and Human Development
	What Can We Learn?: The Deck Log of the USS Jamestown Interpreting Data By Curry School of Education and Human Development

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