We can learn so much about people and time periods by studying photographs. What a powerful tool to incorporate into social studies units. If you're craving a way to shake things up in your classroom, this episode is for you.

Topics Discussed

• Using primary sources
• How to use artwork from a historical time period
• Activities that feature old photographs

Resources

Take a look at the French Revolution activity discussed in today's episode:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/9798611?utm_source=TCCBN-POD&utm_campaign=French%20Revolution%20-%20People%20Places%20and%20Time%20through%20Primary%20Sources9798611-ARTPHOTOEP30

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