Discrimination on the Homefront
written by Mark Foley
for grades 9-12
"We Can Do It!"
American Women and World War II
written by Natalee Steffen
for grades 6-8
American War Propaganda: WWII and Beyond
written by Michael Pollock
for grades 9-12
World War II in the Pacific and Home
written by Todd Searing
for grades 6-8
Campbell Soup: Discrimination and the Committee on Fair Employment
written by Don Owen
for grades 6-8
Holocaust Art: Making Abstract Ideas More Concrete
written by Julie Erlinger
for grades 9-12
The Tuskegee Airmen: African American Pilots During World War II
written by Mary Mann
for grades 3-5
Racism, Fear, and the Japanese Internment
written by Tami Bajema
for grades 9-12
The Use of Political Cartoons to Encourage Homefront Participation During World War II
written by Richard Clift
for grades 5-8
What Did You Do During the War?
Illinois Citizens' Efforts to Support the War, 1941-45
written by Mark Foley
for grades 9-12
Citizen Involvement in the War at Home: Food Rationing
written by Patricia Plaut
for grades 3-5
Persuasive Social Posters
written by Joy Aulph
for grades 6-8
Analyzing Propaganda
written by Ryan Martin
for grades 5-8
Homefront Involvement During War: World War II vs. the War on Terror
written by Tina Gersdorf
for grades 6-8
World War II Letters
written by Krista Ruud
for grades 6-8
Dropping of the Atomic Bombs in World War II
written by Jesse Guzman
for grades 6-8
The Significance of the 99th Pursuit Squadron
written by Staci Ward
for grades 3-5
An Introduction to African American Efforts in World War II
written by Renayee Westfield
for grades 3-5
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