Hillsdale’s Digital Catalog

Even with the Common Core, the GLCEs remain the focus of Michigan's social studies.

Table of Contents Page 1 1st-2nd grade 2 3rd grade Michigan textbook 3 3rd grade Meet Michigan Interactive 4 3rd grade Michigan desk map 5 3rd grade supplementals 6-10 4th grade Michigan textbook 12 4th grade supplementals 13-17 Middle school textbook 18 Middle school map activities 18 Prices may be subject to change Middle school supplementals 19 without notice. Please call or e-mail for quotes or updates. HS Michigan history textbook 20 517-437-3179 HS Map skills workbook 21 HS Michigan government 21 HS Michigan videos 22 Nature 23 Resources, flags, rocks 10-11 Order blank 24

Bringing you materials to help teach about Michigan for over 50 years!

We want your students to be excited about Michigan!

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© Hillsdale Educational Publishers, Inc. GRADES 1 AND 2

1st & 2nd grade teachers introduce your students to Michigan!

LITTLE PEOPLE'S BEGINNING ON MICHIGAN by McConnell, Parker & Deeter.

A popular way to introduce 1st & 2nd grades to several of the early elementary social studies concepts. Learn about our shape, where we are, the two peninsulas, the Great Lakes, Mackinac Bridge, the state capital, our resources and products, our state symbols and the state flag. 2002 edition. 8.5 x 11. 28 pages. Paperback. REPRODUCIBLE. School Price $4.99

Sample pages... G R A D E GREAT LAKES RHYTHM AND RHYME by Denise Rodgers and illus- S trated by Julie Martin. A neat little poetry book for younger students with a musical CD to make the poems even more fun. Great Lakes area history and geography are put to rhyme and rhythm in 53 poems covering subjects from apple picking to zebra mussels. Each poem is illustrated with cute two color art. Index. 1 ©2003. 7 x 9. 60 pages. Paperback with CD. School Price $14.95 & 2

M is for MITTEN by Appleford and Wargin. A Michigan Alphabet book with delightful color illustrations by Michael Monroe. What could be more fun than learning the ABC’s in a series of playful rhymes and facts? A great read aloud book for your class. © 1999. 11.25 x 9.25. 40 pages. Hardcover. School Price $17.95

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Now used in over 1,500 classrooms!

Online edition- please contact for details

Chapter 1: Meet Michigan Chapter 2: Michigan’s First People Chapter 3: Visitors from Far Away Chapter 4: Becoming a State • Designed for 3rd graders Chapter 5: Michigan Grows Up • Readable and understandable Chapter 6: • Student friendly content and layout Michigan Today and Tomorrow Chapter 7: • Includes all 3rd grade Social Studies GLCES! The Government of Michigan • Incorporates core democratic values Chapter 8: Public Issues Facing Michigan • Built around economic principles Citizens • Includes public policy issues Teachers are saying..... The GLCEs for each lesson are printed on the first page. For maximum flexibility, this book “WOW!," Sheryl contains all of the Michigan related social studies GLCEs including the 9 for 4th grade. Those "Beautiful book. Great readability. GLCEs are mostly in chapter 5. 448 pages. Great higher level questions!" Jerry

Student text -printed edition, call for online edition ISBN 978-1-931466-12-7 $44.95 Digital teacher edition on CD (free with 10 books) ISBN 978-1-931466-13-4 Printed teacher edition with worksheet CD - ISBN 978-1-931466-17-2 $59.95 Assessments - as blackline masters & on CD- ISBN 978-1-931466-14-1 $39.95 56 Student Activities as blackline masters - ISBN 978-1-931466-18-9 $44.95 audio Audio edition of student text on 9 CDs - ISBN 978-1-931466-15-8 $49.95 edition Meet Michigan Interactive Activities - ISBN 978-1-931466-19-6 $99.95 Our new policy allows purchase of support items without adoptions. Printed Teacher’s Edition includes digital TE and student worksheets on CD.

Call Today! (517) 437-3179 Fax (517) 437-0531 3 Exciting new idea for 3rd grade!

Meet Michigan InteractiveInteractiveInteractive

Student activities for - • interactive whiteboards • classroom projectors • personal computers

Accompanies Meet Michigan 4 kinds of activities for each chapter. Helps with review and formative assessment. Use with the whole class, small groups or individual students. By Pat Thompson and David McConnell.

Even with the Common Core, the GLCEs remain as Michigan's social studies focus and this product is fully GLCE aligned.

ISBN 978-1-931466-19-6 Supplied on CD, Regular classroom price $79.95

These Flash based programs no longer work with the latest Apple operating systems.

E-mail to [email protected] for a preview on CD.

4 Check our web site at www.hillsdalepublishers.com Hillsdale Educational Publishers Michigan Student Desktop Map

Beautiful 18 x 23 inch, two sided, detailed, full color laminated map. A great addition to any Michigan unit! The top view Students can see the places they are studying. C A N A D A shows only a portion of side 2 Kids do hands-on geography and map activities. They learn it by doing it. Skills can be introduced, applied and practiced.

SIDE 1 shows Michigan and the Great Lakes along with an inset map of the Detroit Metro area.

SIDE 2 shows the entire Great Lakes Region from Wisconsin to the mouth of the St. Lawrence River!

18 x 23 inch map

(Identification # 00-0) $9.95 ea. Ready 25 maps for $221.25 (or 8.85 ea.) G Grade 3 MAP LESSONS follow the new MEET MICHIGAN textbook. Students learn while doing these interesting map activities. With 32 lessons in 132 pages. Coordinates with the current social studies GLCEs R for 3rd grade. A Black line masters in 3 ring binder. (order ML-3) © 2010. ISBN 978-1-931466-16-5 One set of lessons free with each 25 desk maps purchased. Otherwise: $ 34.95 D A few of the lesson titles in the ML-3 map activities. See a list of all map lessons on our web site.

E Getting to Know Your Michigan Map- GLCEs: 3G1.0.2, 4G1.0.2 Discover Michigan People From Long, Long Ago: the Hopewell - GLCEs: 3H3.0.1, 3G4.0.2, 3G5.0,2 ˚Export Those Furs- GLCEs: 3H3.0.3, 3G5.0.1, 3E1.0.3, 3E1.0.4 Michigan Ho! The Erie Canal and Coming to Michigan- GLCEs: 3H3.0.3, 3H3.0.9, 3E1.0.3, 4G4.0.1 3 Why Did They Put It There? Our First Cities and Towns- GLCEs: 3H3.0.7, 3G4.0.2, 3G5.0.2, 3E1.0.3 What Is Underfoot? Michigan s Underground Resources-GLCEs: 3G1.0.2, 3G4.0.1, 3G5.0.1, 3E1.0.3, 4H3.0.1 Take Charge of Your Logging Camp! GLCEs: 3G1.0.2, 3G5.0.2, 3E1.0.3, 4H3.0.1, 4H3.0.3 From the Iron Mine to Car Factory- GLCEs: 3G4.0.3, 3G5.0.1, 3E1.0.3, 4H3.0.1, 4H3.0.3 The Transportation Explosion: Good Jobs Bring People to Michigan- GLCEs: 3G4.0.1, 3G4.0.2, 3G4.0.3, 3E1.0.2, 3E1.0.5, 4H3.0.2, 4H3.0.6, 4G4.0.1 How We Change the Environment- GLCEs: 3G4.0.3, 3G5.0.2, 4H3.0.8, 4H3.0.9 A Michigan Product On the Move: From Factory to Market- GLCEs: 3G4.0.1, 3G4.0.3, 3E1.0.2, 3E1.0.3, 3E1.0

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AMAZING MICHIGAN- BOOK of PUZZLES by Jeff Brown. A collection of many types of puzzles which incorporate social studies concepts and history themes. Use one a day to challenge students with fun activities. Includes secret codes, hidden words, word matching, crosswords and more! © 2002. Size 8.5 x 11. 48 pages. Paperback. Grades 3-4. REPRODUCIBLE. GLCEs [3G4.0.1, 3G4.0.3, 3G5.0.1, 3G5.0.2] School Price $6.99

LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL by Shirley Neitzel. An excellent introduction to 10 Core Democratic Values. Each value is presented in a thoughtfully written short story designed to teach its content, meaning, and significance. The illustrations are visually appealing. A separate 32 page teacher’s guide has reproducible activity sheets which offer helpful preparation for the social studies MEAP. © 2002 Size 8.5 x11. 48 pages. Paperback. Grades 3-4. (Teacher’s Guide with 17 REPRODUCIBLE activities $8.95) [3C5.0.1] School Price $9.95 G

MICHIGAN DAILIES: 180 Activities for Kids by Carole Marsh. R One quick reproducible activity for each day of the school year. Use as a sponge activity to fill in free moments during the day.Each activity focuses on Michigan. Examples are: our fruit belt, the Mackinac Bridge, settlers using the Erie Canal. © 2006. REPRODUCIBLE. A GLCE [3G4.0.1] School Price $14.99 D E

MICHIGAN TIMELINE of Awesome Achievements and Events by Carole Marsh. Every 3rd grade classroom should have one! Over 8 feet long and 11" tall. Helps students keep historical events in their proper order. Add pizazz to your classroom. 50 Michigan events from 1618 to 2003. In color. Printed on card stock. 3 sections. GLCE [3H3.0.10] School Price $12.95 3

A PLACE CALLED HOME: MICHIGAN’S MILL CREEK STORY by Janie Lynn Panagopoulos. Mill Creek has a sawmill needed to supply wood for homes as people move to Mackinac Island during the Revolution. Readers are introduced to the Campbell family and daily life in those times. Beautiful full color art. Glossary & timeline. Created with the Mackinac Island Parks Commission. © 2001. 9.25 x 11.25. 50 pages. Hardcover. Grades 3-4. GLCE [3H3.0.7] School Price $18.95 Special $12.95

VOYAGEUR'S PADDLE by Kathy-jo Wargin and illustrated by David Geister. This well illustrated book takes young students back more than 200 years to the time of the French fur traders, the voyageurs and the Native American trappers. Readers learn about daily life and the interaction between the two cultures. ©2007. 9.25 x 11.25. 38 pages. Grades 3-4. Hardcover. GLCEs [3H3.0.5, 3H3.0.6, 3H3.07] School Price $17.95

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ALL AROUND MICHIGAN - Regions and Resources by Alexandra Fix. In this colorful book the state is divided into five regions and key facts about each are discussed. Included are climate, agriculture, industry, tourism and the people who make our state so interesting. Glossary and index are included. ©2004. 7.5 x 10.25. 48 pages. Paperback. (Better 3rd grade reading level) GLCEs [3G2.0.1, 3G2.0.2] School Price $9.40

BUNYAN AND BANJOES by Kitty Donohoe & Pasqua Warstler. Pep up Social Studies with this collection of 13 traditional and contemporary Michigan songs. Examples are Michigan ABC, Little Loggers, Voyageurs and Maple Syrup. Book no longer available. CD or tape. 35 minutes. ©1987. GLCE [3H3.0.7] CD or cassette tape with Songs. School Price $8.95

GR EAT LAKES RHYTHM AND RHYME by Denise Rodgers and illustrated by Julie Martin. A neat little poetry book for younger students with a musical CD to make the poems even more fun. Great Lakes area history and geography are put to rhyme and rhythm in 53 poems covering subjects from apple picking to zebra mussels. Each poem is illustrated with cute two color art. Index. ©2003. G 7 x 9. 60 pages. Paperback. GLCE [3G4.0.1] School Price $14.95

HOW A CAR IS BUILT (Elementary version) by Think Media. R This well-designed video takes kids to the assembly line. An animated parrot character guides them along as they see how giant rolls of steel are transformed into gleaming new Ford Mustangs. Done so even the youngest students can understand! Video has won several honors. ©1995. 30 minutes. A GLCE [3G4.0.1] DVD School Price $19.95 MICHIGAN COOKIE CUTTERS. One cutter for each Peninsula. Introduce 3rd graders to Michigan geography using D cookies. Bake the edible kind or use salt dough for a long lasting display. Made of metal. E L.P. 3.25 x 4.5 inches, U.P. 5 x 1.25 inches. GLCE [3G1.0.2] $4.50 MICHIGAN EXPERIENCE POSTER by Carole Marsh. Folded full color poster contains a map showing agricultural, fishing and mining sites in Michigan. It includes pictures of Michigan places and things, timeline, sentence biographies of famous Michiganians, geography trivia and state symbols. Bright colors make it attractive to the eye. Material correlates with social studies concepts. 34" x 22". Folded. [3H3.0.10, 3G1.0.2, 3G4.0.1] 3 School Price $9.95 NEXT SPRING AN ORIOLE by Gloria Whelan. The first in a sequel of three books about young pioneer Libby Mitchell who moves to Michigan when she is 10 years old. The story begins in 1837. Once she arrives in Michigan, Libby meets Fawn. Fawn is a Potawatomi girl who becomes her best friend. Libby learns much about the fate of this tribe who will soon be forced off their land. © 1987. 5.25 x 7.5. 60 pages. Paperback. [3H3.0.6] School Price $ 3.99 NIGHT OF THE FULL MOON by Gloria Whelan. Pioneer girl Libby Mitchell’s best friend belonged to a nearby Potawatomi tribe. Libby often wished that she could be part of the tribe too. One terrifying day her wish came true when soldiers came. Mistaken for an Indian, Libby was taken with the tribe as they were removed from their land. Gives insight into two cultures living side by side in early 19th century Michigan. Nicely illustrated. ©1993. 5 x 9. 62 pages. Paperback . GLCE [3H3.0.6] School Price $3.99

PADDLE-to-the-SEA by Holling C. Holling. This classic is still a great book. Paddle-to-the-Sea provides initial introduction to major social studies concepts— geography, ecology, economics, and more. Students will be enthralled by the Soo Locks, forest fires, and shipwrecks. Very nice color illustrations. ©1941. 8.5 x 11. 64 pages. Paperback. GLCE [3G5.0.2] School Price $11.95 PADDLE-to-the-SEA Curriculum Activities by Seager, Fortner & Taylor. Classroom -ready readings, worksheets, games, diagrams and complete instructions for teacher use. Integrates social studies, math, science and language arts. © 1987. 168 pages unbound. School Price $10.95

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HENRY FORD - YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAS by Hazel B. Aird and Catherine Ruddiman. A very readable book with nice pen and ink drawings. A good resource which supports social studies benchmark I.2 LE 4. Relive Henry’s youth and see how he demonstrated good character and personal virtue. Henry’s father wishes him to stay on the farm, but he just could not do it! Steam engines, gas engines, clocks, electricity all provide him with ideas. ©1960. 5.25 x 7.5. 192 pages. Paperback. GLCE [4H3.0.6] School Price $5.99

THE INDIAN SCHOOL by Gloria Whelan. A touching book about young people struggling with conflicting cultures. The story begins in 1839 when Lucy is orphaned after her parents are killed in a wagon accident. She must go to northern Michigan to live with her aunt and uncle who run a strict mission school for Indian children. This book is a message about the dignity of all people. ©1996. 4.75 x 7. 89 pages. Paperback. GLCE [3H3.0.6] School Price $4.99

LEGEND OF THE LADY’S SLIPPER by Kathy-jo Wargin. Illustrated by Gijsbert van Frankenhuyzen. Young Running Flower tries to save her people from G sickness, but the journey in the bitter cold is too much for her . Upon her death, the wrappings on her feet turn into blossoms and make the forest she loved blaze with a thick carpet of pink and white flowers. Colorful pictures. @2001. Size 9.25 x 11.25. 42 pages. Hardcover. Grades 2-4. GLCE [3H3.0.4] School Price $17.95 R A LEGEND OF MACKINAC ISLAND by Wargin. Illustrated by Gijsbert van Frankenhuyzen. An exciting re-telling of the Native American legend of how Mackinac Island was formed along with Gijsbert van Frankenhuyzen's powerful full color art D make this a grand book for younger readers!. © 1999. 9.25 x 11.25. 48 pages. Hardcover with CD. GLCE [3H3.0.4] School Price $17.95 E

Some of Our State Symbols 3

Which date of adoption goes with each symbol? 1897, 1931, 1955, 1972, 1988, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2002

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MICHIGAN HISTORY by Marcia Schonberg. A brief history of our state presented in 9 chapters. Includes Native Americans, the French explorers, Revolutionary War, statehood, Civil War, growth of industry, women’s rights, the Depression and Michigan today. Good mix of color and black and white pictures. Several maps. Glossary and index. ©2004. 7.5 x 10.25. 48 pages. Paperback. GLCEs [3H3.0.2, 3H3.0.5, 3G4.0.1] School Price $9.40

SHADOW OF THE WOLF by Gloria Whelan. More adventures of Libby and Fawn in this sequel to Night of the Full Moon. Fawn's family is able to return to Michigan, but white men are now buying all the land for the trees. Will the G greedy lumbermen succeed in cheating the Indians out of more land? Discover how the girls stopped them. ©1997. 5 x 7.5. 79 pages. Paperback. [3H3.0.6, 3G5.0.1, 3G5.0.2] R School Price $3.99 A THOMAS EDISON- YOUNG INVENTOR by Sue Guthridge. Many people forget that Thomas Edison grew up in Port Huron, Michigan. They don't know D he saved a station master's son from being run over by a train in Mt. Clemens and it was through this act of heroism that Edison got his start in learning telegraphy. A good resource which supports social studies benchmark I.2.LE 4. See how Tom demonstrated good character and E personal virtue. Back in print! ©1960. 5.25 x 7.5. 192 pages. Paperback. [4G5.0.1] School Price $5.99

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UNDER MICHIGAN - The Story of Michigan’s Rocks and Fossils by Charles Ferguson Barker. First book written for young readers to explain the geology of Michigan and its fossils. It tells about the glaciers, ancient seas covering the state, layers of rock and the resources under our state. Color artwork as if drawn by students. Glossary and resources list. ©2005. 8.75 x 11.25. 48 pages. Hardcover. [3G5.0.2, 3E1.0.3] School Price $17.95

A Michigan Petoskey stone

9 More Supplemental for 3rd Grade MICHIGAN VIDEOS & DVDs

UNDERSTANDING OUR CORE DEMOCRATIC VALUES video by DreamTank Entertain- ment. Students struggling to grasp the values which built our nation? Join a video classroom and see teacher and students discuss 10 core democratic values explained using 4th grade life examples. Roady, an eagle puppet, aids in the discussion. @2001. 19 minutes. (3rd & 4th grade) VHS video. [3C5.0.1] Video price $19.95 special $12.95

THE VOYAGEURS - Men of the Fur Trade by Upper Midwest Media. DVD See the fur trade story come to life. Help your students understand how the demand for furs brought the traders and voyageurs deep into North America. Learn what it was like for these men during the long, tough voyage into the Great Lakes. Discover the food they ate, the canoes they used, the wages they earned and the places they visited. 22 minutes. DVD. © 2006. G [3H3.0.5, 3H3.0.6, 3H3.0.7] DVD price $39.00 R

BACKGROUND RESOURCES for TEACHERS A D GREAT LAKES INDIANS: A PICTORIAL GUIDE by William J. Kubiak. (2nd Edition) One of the best all round reference books on Native Americans of this region. Well illustrated with original black and white art and maps. Includes 25 tribes who once lived in Michigan. E A great aid in helping students research Native Americans. Maps show locations and migrations. Bibliography, Index. ©1970, 1999. 5.5 x 8.5. 218 pages. Paperback. (Reading level grade 6-7). [3H3.0.2] School Price $15.95 3 LIFE IN AN ANISHINABE CAMP by Niki Walker. A well-rounded source of Native American (Ojibwa) information. Tells about setting up camp, children’s activities, games, food and clothing. Very good color artwork illustrates the text. Glossary and index. ©2003. 8.25 x 10.5. 32 pages. Paperback. [3H3.0.4, 3H3.0.6] School Price $8.95

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NATIVE AMERICAN GAMES AND STORIES by James and Joseph Bruchac. Games and stories authored by two accomplished storytellers. Seven intriguing stories and 13 fun-filled games give students insight into the beliefs and entertainment of the Native Americans. Black and white art. Brief bibliography. Index. ©2000. 7 x 9. 86 pages. Paperback. [3H3.0.4] School Price $13.95

MICHIGAN FLAGS Does your classroom have a Michigan flag? Put the state flag indoors where students can really see it.

12 x 18 inch nylon Michigan flag each $13.50

Did you know?

Several of our textbooks can be purchased for use online.

Our website has sample chapters of each of our textbooks? Go to www.hillsdalepublishers.com and check them out..

Hillsdale’s website also has sample activities linking social studies and the Common Core reading standards for 3rd and 4th grade.

Dave McConnell has developed a colorful Arsenal of Democracy reading & activity PDF for use in 3rd or 4th grade. He will be happy to email you a copy if you contact him at [email protected].

For several years we have been making a CD we call the Michigan Disk. It contains product samples and free acitivities. We hand these out at any conference or meeting we attend.

We are always happy to have teachers visit our office in Hillsdale where you can examine all of our products and get a chance to talk to us. We just ask you to call ahead first and let know your plans.

We are here to answer any questions you have concerning teaching Michigan studies. Just give us a call at 517-437-3179 or e-mail michbooks @aol.com.

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Our Michigan Adventure was designed from the very beginning with the student in mind. It is easy to read with a controlled vocabulary. It has simplicity with no over- load of concepts. It has great eye appeal. Includes colorful photos, maps & charts. Coordinates with our Desk Maps, Activity Masters and Computer Programs. It covers: G Michigan history themes Economics R David B. McConnell Geography A Government-Civics Note: The GLCEs for social Core Democratic Values studies are still in use and have D GLCEs not been replaced by the Common Core! Ask for our GLCEs correlation. E

Student text. Hardcover. 345 pages. © 2008 ISBN # 978-1-931466-07-3. School price $34.95 Contact us for online edition and pricing...... 4

Audio Edition of student textbook on 8 CDs. Read by the author and organized by lesson. (only sold to adopting schools) ISBN 1-931466-04-1 School price $49.95 Teacher's Edition. 440 pages. © 2008 ISBN # 978-1-931466-10-3 audio book In 3 ring binder. (only sold to adopting schools) School price $59.95 available Assessment Package. © 2005 223 reproducible pages of chapter tests. Provides TWO levels of tests for each chapter. Tests include prompts, charts and graphs, CDVs and extended responses. Supplied on CD. ISBN # 1-931466-03-3. School price $34.95

Still available, 2002 black cover student edition, closely matches all previous editions. 282 pages ISBN 0-910726-39-6 School price $29.25

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& REVISED EXPANDED Michigan Activity Masters Excellent independent activities accompany Our Michigan Adventure ! 101 SKILL ORIENTED ACTIVITIES, CLEVER ILLUSTRATIONS, with TEACHER REFERENCES 220 pages

Activities focus on MEAP style questions, core democratic values, imports & exports, differing viewpoints of historic events, policy issues at a young learner's level and problem solving strategies. Size 8 1/2 x 11 in. In 3 ring binder. Hillsdale Educational © 1999. Publishers It is all reproducible! ISBN 0-910726-46-9 School Price $79.95

The Activity Masters focus on historic, geographic, civic and economic concepts. G R A Michigan Student Desktop Map Beautiful 18 x 23 inch, two sided, very detailed, C A N A D A The top view full color laminated map. A great addition to any shows only a D Michigan unit! Students can see the places they portion of side 2 are studying. Covers many of the 3rd and 4th E grade social studies GLCEs. Kids do hands-on map activities at their desks and learn it by doing it. Land elevation, population density, land use, international and state boundaries, locations of rivers and lakes, and much more are shown. Skills can 4 be introduced, applied and practiced. SIDE 1 shows Michigan and the Great Lakes along with an inset map of the Detroit Metro area. SIDE 2 shows the entire Great Lakes Region from Wisconsin to the mouth of the St. Lawrence River! Use the lessons listed below with these maps. 18 x 23 inch map (Identification # 00-0) $9.95 ea. 25 maps for $221.25 (or 8.85 ea.)

UPPER ELEMENTARY MAP LESSONS ML-4. Follows the popular Our Michigan Adventure textbook. Students learn while doing these interesting map activities. Contains 38 lessons. Check our web site for table of contents and additional information. 162 pages supplied on CD. (order ML 4) © 2008. One set of lessons free with each 25 desk maps purchased, otherwise $ 34.95 ISBN 978-1-931466-09-7 See a list of all 38 map lessons on our web site. [Includes GLCEs 4H3.0.2, 4H3.0.3, 4G1.0.2, 4G1.0.3, 4G1.0.4, 4G1.0.5]

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Michigan Map Skills & Information Workbook by Paul McCreary (10th ed. 2004) N NE NW Revised to contain more social studies benchmarks and to improve use by E W younger students. This 32 page book with full color maps is a very practical SE SW S Sault Ste. Marie 28 teaching aid. It presents map reading skills in a workbook format using the 28 Marquette St. Ignace Mackinac Bridge official state highway map. Great Life Skills! Some specific skills are:

Escanaba Mackinaw City

Gaylord ° Determining location ° Understanding map legends and symbols Menominee Grayling Traverse City Using map indexes Finding distances and planning routes 75 ° °

Bay City Saginaw The book zeroes in on areas of Michigan using actual sections of the state Grand Rapids Flint Muskegon highway map. Maps and activities about the Great Lakes region are included 96 Lansing Pontiac Detroit at the end. An ideal complement for any study of Michigan—or as a short Kalamazoo Benton Harbor 94 Ann Arbor & St. Joseph Jackson 75 goes south course during Michigan Week! Paperback. 12 x 15. 32 pages. Battle Creek to Florida ISBN 0-910726-78-7 Single copy $9.95 (15 or more $7.85 each)

Teacher’s Guide in a handy folder. 32 pages ISBN 0-910726-65-5 $7.85

This workbook is an excellent way to learn the life skills of reading the Michigan state highway map! One teacher comments- "They did wonders with this book. It is really great!"

USING THE MAP LEGEND

INTERSTATE 75 This legend is larger than normal so you can see it easier Interstate . highway sign

Here is a sample page from U.S. 131 highway the Map Skills workbook. It sign

helps students understand Indian Reservation the symbols used on the M state highway map and how State Park 53

to read the map legend. This is the MAP LEGEND. Each symbol tells you about a feature on the map. Many of the A state route symbols are little pictures which can show you where places are located. It may be important highway sign to find a rest area or the nearest hospital. It also shows what different highway markers look looks like this, but on the map like. It shows the types of lines used on the map for different kinds of roads. It also has a mileage it is a number Life Skills scale. Draw the markers and symbols below. Use the correct colors. in a circle.

HIGHWAY MARKERS TYPES OF ROUTES AND ROADS Draw a U.S. route marker Draw a freeway Draw a state route marker Draw an interstate marker Draw a freeway under construction Draw a multilane divided road

MAP SYMBOLS

Draw a state park symbol Draw a passenger & auto ferry Draw a military air base Draw a county seat Draw a commercial harbor Draw a recreational harbor Draw a county line Draw a rail passenger service Draw an Indian reservation Draw an international rail interchange Draw a scenic turnout point Draw a state capital

© 2003 Paul McCreary & Da 11 ve McConnell

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AMAZING MICHIGAN- BOOK of PUZZLES by Jeff Brown. Here is a unique collection of puzzle activities which incorporate social studies concepts and history themes. Challenge your students. Put their minds to work unraveling secret codes, finding hidden words, doing word matching, crosswords and more! These puzzles help review Michigan history, geography and government. © 2002. Size 8.5 x 11. 48 pages. Paperback. REPRODUCIBLE. GLCE [4H3.0.1] School Price $6.99

EXPLORING THE GREAT LAKES: A LOGBOOK OF ADVENTURES by Patricia Westfield and Nan Soper. Activities and reproducible worksheets include geography, history, shipping, folklore and environment. A foldout outline map helps with mapping activities. Includes a CD-ROM with video clips of Niagara Falls, canals, locks, lighthouses and ships. Helps students understand how important the lakes are to our state and our nation. ©2003. Spiral bound. 56 pages. CD-ROM. Shrink wrapped. G GLCE [4H3.0.1, 4H3.0.2, 4H3.0.3, 4H3.0.4, 4H3.08] School Price $24.95

LAKE RHYMES - Folk Songs of the Great Lakes Region by Lee and Joann Murdock. This book and CD set should be R an award winner! It is a very nice educational resource. Has a 146 page songbook and study guide plus an 18 song CD. Includes old favorites and new songs. The book has musical scores and lyrics plus many pictures. Also includes a fold out map and timeline discussion questions and classroom activity reproducibles. ©2004. 9.5 x 11. 146 pages with CD. Paperback. (Songs may be used A for elementary - reading level 5th grade and up) GLCE [4H3.0.1, 4H3.02, 4H3.0.3, 4H3.0.4] School Price $30.00 D Special $19.95 MICHIGAN DAILIES: 180 Activities for Kids by Carole Marsh. One quick reproducible activity for each day of the school year. Use as a sponge activity to fill in free moments during the day. Well suited for 4th grade. Each activity focuses on Michigan. Examples are: our fruit belt, the Mackinac Bridge, settlers using the Erie Canal. © 2006. Spiral bound. REPRODUCIBLE. E GLCE [4H3.0.1, 4H3.0.2, 4H3.0.5, 4H3.0.6, 4H3.07] School Price $14.99

MICHIGAN TIMELINE of Awesome Achievements and Events by Carole Marsh. Every 4th grade classroom should have one! Over 8 feet long and 11" tall. Add pizazz to your classroom or media center. 50 Michigan events from 1618 to 2003. In 4 color. Printed on card stock. 3 sections. GLCE [4H3.0.9] School Price $12.95

OUR CORE DEMOCRATIC VALUES by Jean Shafer. Help prepare for the social studies MEAP. This concise reproducible booklet has 19 different activities. Helps students understand the importance of these values in our society. It concludes with tips for teaching and a list of tradebooks which support the various values. Answers to questions included. ©1999. 8.5 x 11. 28 pages. Paperback. CDVs School price $14.95

UNDER THE RED WHITE AND BLUE - Songs of America’s Core Democratic Values by Dave Kimber. Upbeat songs and accompanying lessons help teach the Core Democratic Values. Eleven songs in two formats and a second CD with 11 elementary and middle school lesson plans. Dave Kimber's approach can help improve your MEAP scores! ©2004. Two CDs. Workbook is provided on the CD. CDVs • Limited supply • School Price $ 49.95 Special $29.95

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Book ERIE TRAIL WEST by Janie Lynn Panagopoulos. Thousands of settlers traveled to Michigan via the Erie canal in the early 1830s. So many came from New York state that their influence affected Michigan for years. The story focuses on Jenny Case, a spunky New York farm girl who traveled here in 1836. The book blends documented historical facts with a creative fictional story. Excellent supplement for Michigan studies. ©1995. 6 x 9. 180 pages. Paperback. Grades 4-6. (Reading level about 4.5) (Teacher's Guide for above.....$8.95 ) GLCE [4H3.0.2] School Price $8.95

G EXPLORING MICHIGAN by Monroe and Monroe. A very beautiful book illustrated by Michael Monroe and written by R Colleen Monroe. It contains easy to read nonfiction sections that describe our state and its past. It encourages students to read on A by asking a question answered in the next section. The topics presented help students to become intrigued about their state. A nice overview of state information. 2013. 9.25 x 11.25. 32 pages. D Hardcover. School Price $17.95 E

4 JOURNEY BACK TO LUMBERJACK CAMP by Janie Lynn Panagopoulos. In the late 1800s the smell of sawdust and the cry of “TIMBER!” were common in our Michigan forests. This book is a great way to learn about the difficult camp conditions, the logging terms, and even some of the lumbering songs. Students join Gus, a contemporary twelve-year-old student who P is reeled back in time when he hits his head at school. ©1993. 6 x 9. 176 pages. Paperback. GLCE [4H3.0.1] School Price $8.95 O (Teacher's Guide $8.95) S T The Michigan Lumber Era S Though now forgotten by many, Michigan was once THE leading state in amount of wood harvested each year. It was called "Green Gold" and it is said our green gold was T worth more than California’s yellow gold. Our output reached staggering numbers in the 1870s through the 1890s. For nearly 40 years, our state produced over 2 billion board A feet per year.

T The lumber industry, with its many sawmills, made towns like Muskegon, Saginaw and Traverse City. The "Shanty Boys," as the lumberjacks were called, did all the hard work E and lumber barons like Charles Hackley, Perry Hannah and David Ward became H wealthy. Five other lumber barons went on to become Michigan governors. O Enough wood was cut from Michigan forests to build about 10 million six room homes. Michigan wood helped rebuild Chicago after its famous fire and it helped provide homes O in the more western states that lacked forests. D Most of this wood was white pine, though after 1900 Michigan became a leader in hard woods like maple and birch. Many a school gymnasium was floored with Michigan maple.

Many people thought the forests would last forever, but by 1907 our output was falling fast. Today, Hartwick Pines State Forest is one of the few places you can see untouched white pines. Still, lumbering is alive in Michigan and we have a decent output of several hundred million board feet per year.

16 Check our web site at www.hillsdalepublishers.com Hillsdale Educational Publishers MYSTERY ON MACKINAC ISLAND by Anna W. Hale. An Ottawa boy and two young tourists are drawn into the mystery of stolen rental bicycles and they learn much about their place in the world. This captivating who-done-it is perfect for sparking the interest of young readers about life on Mackinac Island. Illustrated. ©1989. 6 x 8. 183 pages. Paperback. (Grades 4-7) School Price $10.95

NORTH TO IRON COUNTRY by Janie Lynn Panagopoulos. While twelve-year-old Robert is G interviewing an elderly iron miner, he is swept back into time and relives the life of a boy who travels to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula during the mid 1800s. Young Robert’s adventures become challenging when he R travels by dog sled to Green Bay, Wisconsin, to collect the mail. A great book to help students re-live life in the Upper Peninsula. ©1996. 5.5 x 8.5. 216 pages. Paperback. GLCE [4H3.0.4] School Price $8.95 A (Teacher's Guide $8.95) D E ONCE ON THIS ISLAND by Gloria Whelan. Gloria Whelan has developed another fine addition to any 4th grade Michigan studies unit. Go back to Mackinac Island 180 years ago to the War of 1812. Twelve year-old Mary and her older brother and sister must tend the family farm when their father is away fighting the British. The story begins, “We live on an island and the world comes to us over the water.... often what the lakes bring to our island is good, but not always. There is no way of knowing.” ©1995. 5.5 x 8.5. 186 pages. Paperback. 4 (Better 4th - 6th grade) GLCEs [3H3.0.1, 3H3.0.3, 3H3.0.7] School Price $6.99 P

TRADERS IN TIME by Janie Lynn Panagopoulos. Panagopoulos has created a lively fictional story about the history of O the fur trade in the western Great Lakes region in the late 1700s. Brings the sights, smells and drama of the fur trade to life. Taken back in time, Nicolas and Chris face many adventures as they flee from the clutches of an evil fur trader . ©1993. 5.5 x 8.5. 200 S pages. Paperback. (Grades 4-6) (Teacher's Guide out of print) GLCE [4H3.0.1] School Price $9.95 T

TRAIN TO MIDNIGHT by Janie Lynn Panagopoulos. A fine story to help elementary level students learn about the Underground Railroad. Malaika and Samson have been separated from their mother and alone must make their way north to freedom. Students will learn about the vocabulary of the times & come to understand S about fire-eaters, faithful grooms, where midnight is, and what is the promised land. © 1999. 6 x 9. 179 pages. Paperback. (Reading level about 5th grade.) (Teacher's Guide for above $4.25) GLCE [4H3.0.7] T School Price $8.95 A T E UNIQUELY MICHIGAN by Nichole Thieda. Pasties, celery, sand dunes, and cherries - what do they have in common? These are things for which Michigan is famous. This book explains them from state parks to state products! Short informational paragraphs about what is uniquely Michigan whether it is H sports heroes or tourist landmarks. ©2004. 7.5 x 10.25. 48 pages. Paperback. (For better 4th grade and up reading levels) GLCE [4H3.0.3] School Price $9.40 O O D

Here is an idea to demonstrate cause and effect. Have some students help make small labels or signs of related events and attach each one to a domino, a small board or a suitable book. Set them up in front of the class and let students tell about the initiating event and then set the "dominos" in action! The Great Depression

Call Today! (517) 437-3179 Fax (517) 437-0531 17 Michigan's Story by David McConnell • middle school level • The study of Michigan does not need to stop at 3rd or 4th grade. A concise overview of all of Michigan's history up to the present. Michigan's Story also discusses contemporary issues such as, selling water from the Great Lakes. It helps connect with 8th grade GLCEs. Michigan's Story is complete with maps, photos, and graphics. Chronological presentation from the ice age to today. 7th grade reading level. 15 chapters. 250 pages. Student questions are included with each lesson. M Hard cover ISBN # 0-910726-48-5 ©2002. $24.95 each Michigan’s Story Table of Contents 15 chapters with 41 lessons I Chapter 1 •MEET MICHIGAN Chapter 2 •THE FIRST MICHIGANIANS–NATIVE AMERICANS Chapter 3 •FRANCE COMES TO NORTH AMERICA D Chapter 4 •THE BRITISH - A NEW FLAG ON THE FRONTIER Teacher's Guide. Has answers to Chapter 5 •MICHIGAN JOINS THE U. S. student questions and hints to Chapter 6 •PIONEERS ON THE WAY accompany the class activities and D Chapter 7 •ALMOST A STATE - GROWING LIKE A WEED! discussion questions. 75 pages. Chapter 8 •A STAND AGAINST SLAVERY ISBN#0-910726-67-1 $18.95 Chapter 9 •WE TAKE FROM NATURE’S STOREHOUSE L Chapter 10 •LET'S EAT– MICHIGAN FOOD Ready to Use Tests. Chapter tests Chapter 11 •THE FOCUS CHANGES - FROM FARM TO FACTORY and final exam with short answer, Chapter 12 •WE PUT THE WORLD ON WHEELS multiple choice & true and false E Chapter 13 •AN AWESOME WAR & AFTERWARDS - WORLD WAR I questions. Answers & page references Chapter 14 •BLEAK TIMES LEAD TO ANOTHER WAR - 1930s & 1940s included. In printed version or in Chapter 15 •ON THE WAY TO TODAY'S MICHIGAN Microsoft Word files for Mac or Windows on CD. 77 pages. S ISBN # 0-910726-88-4 $18.95 (Specify printed or CD version and your computer type. Either version C $18.95 or both for $30.00)

H Desktop Map • Map Lessons A great accompaniment for Michigan's Story. O Middle School MAP LESSONS by Linda Ecklund. Michigan 15 lessons in this set enhance the concepts in Michigan's Story. Student Desktop Map 75 pages in 3 ring binder. The lessons use the same 18 x 23 inch Lessons O ML-7 laminated map described on page 3. (order ML 7)

by Linda Ecklund, M DeW itt Public Schools.A. Lessons free when ordered with 25 or more desk maps. Hillsdale Educational Publishers, Inc. 39 North Street • P.O. Box 245 Hillsdale, Michigan 49242 w ww.h e illsdal -m epublis ail da hers.c vestor om L y@aol. com

School Price for Maps is $9.95 each. (25 maps or more $8.85) Lesson binder $24.95 Made In M ichgian Table of Contents for ML-7 Desk Map Activities...... page 1 Index to side 1 of the Desk Map page 45 Michigan as a Part of the British Empire page 4 Introducing the Map page 49 Michigan as a Part of the Old Northwest page 10 Michigan’s Location & Its Neighbors page 54 Settlement of Michigan page 16 Finding Places on a Map page 58 The Struggle for Statehood page 23 Geology of Michigan page 61 Michigan - Slavery & the Civil War page 29 Indians of Michigan page 66 Mining & Lumbering in Michigan page 34 Exploring Michigan page 71 Land of the Freshwater Seas page 39 Europeans in Michigan page 76 References

18 Check our web site at www.hillsdalepublishers.com Hillsdale Educational Publishers BLACK STARS- AFRICAN AMERICAN INVENTORS by Otha Richard Sullivan. This book brings to life the contributions of 25 African American inventors, both men and women. Several have Michigan connections like Claude Harvard and Elijah McCoy. Includes a chronol- ogy, bibliography, index and numerous black and white photos. ©1998. 7.75 x 9.75. 164 pages. Hardcover. Grades 6-8. School Price $24.95 Special $16.95

COMPLETE GUIDE TO PETOSKEY STONES by Bruce Mueller and William H. Wilde. Where to find them and how to polish them are only two aspects of this informative guide about our sometimes illusive, but beautiful state stones. Also gives rules about taking stones from state and national park land and where private beaches begin and end. Numerous black and white photos. ©2004. 5.5 x 8.5. 70 pages. Paperback. School Price $12.95 M

EASY ECONOMICS by Jean Shafer and Susan Popp Clark. Helps build student confidence for the social studies MEAP. This reproducible booklet has 34 I different activities which focus on basic economic concepts. It is divided into four sections: economic fundamentals, market fundamentals, business fundamentals, & government fundamen- tals. Answers included. ©1998. 8.5 x 11. 54 pages. Paperback. Middle school level. D REPRODUCIBLE. School price $15.95 D

LEARNING FROM CHARTS and GRAPHS by Jean Shafer. Many students are challenged by the chart and graph elements found on L the MEAP tests. Provides 37 independent activities. They are divided into four groups: Early America, America Grows, the 1900s, America Today. ©2003. 8.5 x 11. 44 pages. Grades 4-6. Paperback. Reproduc- E ible. School Price $15.95

VIDEO: CAMP FORGOTTEN - The Civilian Conservation Corps in Michigan by Bill Jamerson. SHOWN ON PBS! Turn back the clock to 1933 in the middle of S the Depression. Thousands of young men from 17 to 23 find purpose in their lives in the CCC. They fought forest fires, built parks, planted trees and did other useful projects. Includes interviews with CCC over a dozen men who were there! ©1993. 58 minutes. (6th grade-Adult) C VHS video price $39.95 Special $29.95 H VIDEO: THE EDMUND FITZGERALD by Great Lakes Historical Society. The complete history of the Edmund Fitzgerald from its launch to the sinking off Whitefish Point. It includes footage from the submarine investigations of the wreck site done in 1994. A great O addition to any Michigan unit. VHS. ©1993. 14 minutes. VHS video Special $19.95 O L Here is an activity idea that works well with students in grades 3-6. To help them get out of their seats and into the act, give several students sheets with a date or an event and a date. Then have them line up in chronological order in front of the class. This can be done with many variations. Students can show decades as they do here and other students have to come to the front with events and find the correct place to join the human time line! (Find this activity in the Meet Michigan Teacher's Edition.)

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Forging the Peninsulas

by David B. McConnell. For high school and adult education.

Forging and Michigan are two words which go together! Our state has been forged by the action of nature and by the toil of men and women. Forging aptly describes Michigan which has become one of the foremost industrial states in the U.S. Forging ahead with technology has carried us into the 21st century!

This award winning textbook is designed to grab and hold the attention of your students and adult learners too. It puts them into the shoes of the Native Americans, explorers, pioneer women, lumberjacks and early auto workers. The history presented in the textbook continues right to the present so students can see how our state has evolved with the strengths and problems we have today! (Award of Merit- Historical Society of Michigan)

Forging the Peninsulas is: Very readable. Chapters subdivided into short sections. AWARD Key concepts listed at the beginning of each section. OF The 192-page teacher’s guide gets you started quickly & easily. MERIT Chapter tests and a final exam are available, all reproducible.

Hardcover with 424 pages, color maps, student questions, bibliography & glossary. ©2008.

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Teacher's guide This extensive guide contains supplemental material for each of the 48 sections in the textbook. It includes: 28 reproducible activity pages, an introduction and rationale for each section, vocabulary words and their meanings, ideas for classroom activities and projects, additional questions for group discussion, "what else was happening then" time line information, plus answers to all questions. 8 1/2 x 11. 192 pages. ISBN # 0-910726-76-0 Teacher’s Guide $12.95

Ready to use Tests Developed by veteran teacher Jim Cameron while using the textbook in his classes. This CD contains a chapter test for each of the book's 14 chapters. Jim's tests use a variety of question formats including short answer, sequencing, multiple choice, correlating events, fill in the blank, true & false, relating vocabulary terms, picture analysis, and essay. 90 pages of tests plus answers. Complete final exam and answers plus a selection of possible essay question ideas. The CD has the tests in PDF and Microsoft Word format so you can edit them if you wish. ISBN # 0-910726-77-9 CD Tests $ 24.95 Government, Law, Primary Sources, Map Skills

Digital Edition MICHIGAN GOVERNMENT AND YOU! by Steven Thomas A real life skills builder. Help students understand how state and local government affects their lives and how they can have a positive interaction with government on the local level. Easy to read. Includes chapters on county, township, city and village government; school districts, local budgeting, voting, and more. 14 Chapters. 322 pages. (High School and up). ©2000. ISBN 0-910726-58-2 Classroom adoption price $8.98 per student. Call 517-437-3179 for details. H Teacher's Guide. Contains key concepts, section outlines, vocabulary words, answers to questions and vocabulary word crossword puzzles, plus student research I worksheets. 128 pages. Looseleaf. ISBN 0-910726-59-0. School Price $ 15.95 G

LEGISLATIVE PROCESS IN MICHIGAN by Susanne Morris. Provides insight into the formation of our laws. Has personal sketches by several legislators and H how they view their jobs. With a short history of the legislature. Complete with questions. ©1979. 8.5 x 11. 56 pages. Paperback. (10 or more $2.50 each) School Price $ 3.95

FIRST LADY OF DETROIT by Karen Bush. The story of Marie-Therese Cadillac. The author weaves vivid detail with entertaining dialog as she S recreates the life of this remarkable woman. It is 1701 and the world is full of new adventures. Europeans are beginning to settle North America and driving the native tribes from their lands. The French and the British are struggling with C each other for control and you're a young woman in the middle of it all helping to build what will become the city of Detroit. 5.5 x 9. 191 pages. Paperback. Limited quantity Special price $13.99 H

MICHIGAN LAW FOR EVERYONE by Sherry Wells, J.D. Great supplement to “street law” O courses with information specific to our state. Provides 18 chapters– each focusing on an important topic. Includes probate law, criminal procedure, alternatives to litigation plus information on “lawyering” and related occupations. Has 46-page legal dictionary. 8.5 x 11. 197 pages. Paperback. (High school and up) © 2002. School Price $ 24.00 Special $14.95 O Teacher's Guide for Michigan Law book School Price $ 6.00 Special $4.00 L MICHIGAN SPEAKS OUT by Susan Popp Clark. Primary source worksheets covering 1830- 1896. The eleven lessons are: Territorial Expansion 1830, Abolition 1830, Wildcat Banking 1836, Tourism 1846, Gold Rush 1849, Dred Scott and State's Rights 1852, The Civil War 1863, Assassination 1865, Civil War Aftermath 1865, Growth of Manufacturing 1880s,

N Reform Movements 1896. In 3-ring binder. 40 pages. NE NW E Reproducible. School Price $19.95 W SE SW S Sault Ste. Marie 28 28 Marquette St. Ignace Mackinac Bridge Michigan Map Skills & Information Workbook by Paul Escanaba Mackinaw City Gaylord McCreary. Teaches the Life Skill of how to use our state Menominee Grayling Traverse City highway map. A great set of practical activities. This 32 75 page book with full color maps is a very practical teaching aid. Paperback. Bay City Saginaw Grand Rapids Flint 12 x 15. 32 pages. (10th ed. 2004) Muskegon 96 Lansing Pontiac Detroit Kalamazoo Benton Harbor 94 Ann Arbor & St. Joseph Jackson ISBN 0-910726-78-7 (15 or more $7.85 each) Single copy $9.95 75 goes south Battle Creek to Florida

Teacher’s Guide in a handy folder. 32 pages ISBN 0-910726-79-5 $7.85

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BUILDING THE MIGHTY MAC by Mighty Mac Films. 50th Anniver- sary Edition. This DVD contains new material and two digitally restored historic films taken when the bridge was being built. " Enjoyed watching it... a fine documentary," Bob Talbert, Detroit Free Press. ©2007 & ©1958. Total 115 minutes. DVD price $19.95

CAMP FORGOTTEN - The Civilian Conservation Corps in Michigan by Bill Jamerson. SHOWN ON PBS! Turn back the clock to 1933 in the middle of the Depression. Thousands of young men from 17 to 23 find purpose in their lives in the CCC. They fought forest fires, built parks, planted trees and other useful projects. Includes interviews with over a dozen men who were there! ©1993. 58 minutes. VHS video only $39.95 Special $29.95

H THE EDMUND FITZGERALD by Great Lakes Historical Society. A quality video of the complete history of the Edmund Fitzgerald from its launch to the sinking off Whitefish Point. It includes footage from the submarine investigations of the wreck I site done in 1994. A great addition to any Michigan unit. VHS. ©1993. 14 minutes. VHS video Special $19.95

G FRUIT OF DREAMS - The Mexican Cherry Pickers of Traverse City by Bill Jamerson. SHOWN ON PBS! Up to 30,000 Mexicans labored in the cherry orchards! For many, this harvest was the highlight of their season. They called cherries “fruita de los suenos,” the fruit of dreams. Gives students a first hand look at the tribulations of those who provided a major contribution H to Michigan agriculture. ©1995. 27 minutes. VHS video price $39.95 Special $29.95

GRAND RAPIDS MADE by Bill Jamerson. This video will give older students and adults the complete S history of Grand Rapids as the furniture-making capital. The story begins in the 1850s with the first simple cabinet makers. See how Grand Rapids becomes the office furniture and institutional seating capital! Good for high school and adult education classes. Mostly color with some historic footage. ©1998. 80 minutes. C Shown on PBS. VHS video price $39.95 H

HERBERT H. DOW: Pioneer in Creative Chemistry by Bill Jamerson, PBS video producer. O Here is the story of a man who created 100s of new products for America's industry and its consumers. The raw material that helped to make many of these products was nothing more than the salt water brine lying below Michigan. It all began in 1897 at Midland, Michigan. This easy to understand production explores a unique aspect of Michigan's past which led to one of the world's largest chemical companies being based in our state. O ©1997. 27 minutes (6th grade -adult) Video tape only. VHS video price $39.95 Special $29.95 L

HOW A CAR IS BUILT (Adult version) by Think Media. This well-designed video takes you right to the assembly line. Today it is hard to visit factories and see things made. Watch as giant rolls of steel are transformed into gleaming new Ford Mustangs. This video has won several honors. ©1995. 30 minutes. Video tape only. VHS School price $19.95 Special $10.95

22 Check our web site at www.hillsdalepublishers.com Hillsdale Educational Publishers Nature Resouces ...... THE FORESTS OF MICHIGAN by Donald I. Dickmann and Larry A. Leefers. Michigan still ranks near the top of the states in the amount of forested land. Here is a good descriptive book which is detailed, yet easy to read and understand. Fires, tornadoes, urban development and neglect all play a part in the history of our forests. Color and black and white photos, maps, charts. ©2003. 8.5 x 11. 297 pages. Paperback. Grades 7 and up.

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A GUIDE TO MICHIGAN’S ENDANGERED WILDLIFE by David C. Evers. Widespread logging, farming, wetland destruction, water and land pollution have worked together to endanger and threaten many wildlife species in Michigan. There are eighty-one birds, mammals, reptiles and fish on Michigan’s endangered and threatened species list. Profiles of each one with beautiful color photos by some of Michigan’s foremost nature photographers. Also includes maps showing distribution of each species. Plus a section on extinct species and those driven out of the state. ©1992. 6 x 9. 103 pages. Paperback. (Middle school-Adult) School Price $17.95

N MAMMALS OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION by Allen Kurta. All Michigan mammals are covered in this well written book. Each mammal has a 2 to 4 page description A along with at least one good black and white photo. Maps show range of each mammal. Several illustrations of bones and skulls help identify remains found in the woods. Illustrated. © 1995. 6 x 9. T 376 pages. Paperback. (Middle school- Adult) School Price $18.95 U MICHIGAN FROGS, TOADS, AND SALAMANDERS by Harding and Holman. This is a companion book to two others from the MSU Extension Service on snakes and turtles. R Provides detailed information on 25 species with over 115 remarkable color photos. Several maps are included. Book not overly technical. Short bibliography. ©1999. 5.5 x 8.5. 144 pages. Paperback. E (Upper elementary to Adult). School Price $15.95

MICHIGAN TREES - A Guide to the Trees of the Great Lakes Region by Barnes and Wagner. An old faithful revised and expanded in 2004. Great line drawings illustrating leaf, twig, flower and seed or nut of many popular and rare Michigan trees. A new section on ecosystems using color and black and white maps. Extensive glossary and full index. ©2004. 6.25 x 9.75. 448 pages. Paperback. School Price $19.95

MICHIGAN TURTLES AND LIZARDS by James H. Harding and J. Alan Holman. Covers the 10 turtles and two lizard species that live in Michigan. Color photos. There are guidelines for the care of captive turtles and lizards. ©1997. 5 x 8. 94 pages. Paperback. (Better grade 4 and up). School Price $10.95

MICHIGAN WILDFLOWERS by Harry Lund. A full-color guide to the state’s 278 wildflowers Each description includes a color photo. Protected and threatened species are indicated. This edition also has information on 8 wildflower walks. ©1998. 6 x 9. 144 pages. Paperback. Grades 7-adult. School Price $18.95

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