Textbook - Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story
WISCONSIN: OUR STATE, OUR STORY
Join thousands of students across Wisconsin as they experience our history through the primary sources created by the people who lived it. From human-created artifacts over 14,000 years old to the impact of 9/11, Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story will breathe life into your elementary social studies curriculum.
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Use "Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story" to reach all learners, encourage critical thinking and invite students to become eyewitnesses to the past.
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- About the Book
About the Wisconsin history texbook "Wisconsin: Our State, Our Story."
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- Teacher's Edition
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- Standards
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