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CCC: Civilian Conservation Corps
In this episode we go back to the Great Depression and explore the legacy of one of the first relief programs implemented under the New Deal - the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). What was the purpose of the CCC and why did the CCC end? Listen in to find out!
Like what you hear but aren't sure how to use this in the classroom? Click here to download my free guide to Quick and Easy Ways to Use Podcasts in the Classroom. You'll be listening to your favorite podcast with your students tomorrow!
Instagram: @historyfromroom213
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/historyfromroom213
Teachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/History-From-Room-213
For additional resources, lessons, and printable transcript visit https://www.historyfromroom213.com/
Looking for more resources for today's topic? Check out my suggestions below:
- My Podcast Worksheet for Students is great to help listeners take notes and doodle as they listen.
- Upper elementary and middle schoolers will enjoy Fighting for the Forest. The pictures help the stories come to life!
- I love it when my outfit can match my lesson. Check out these retro CCC t-shirts and to bring it all together.
- Nothing brings history alive like first person narratives. Thirty Dollars a Day, One Day a Month is a collection of CCC personal narratives, photographs, and historical documents.
- This recreated CCC Recruitment Poster makes for easy classroom decor!
- If you are looking for additional resources for your Great Depression Unit, check out my Woody Guthrie Analysis. It's always a surprise hit with my students!
Instagram: @historyfromroom213
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/historyfromroom213
Teachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/History-From-Room-213
History from Room 213 Gear: https://historyfromroom213.com/shop (Use the code THANKS for 15% off of your purchase)
Written and Produced by Rebeccah Glass Lowe
Recorded by Cam Melton at Milkman Recording Studies
Mixed and mastered by Rob Glass at Milkman Recording Studies, Indianapolis, IN
Theme Music: "Do Your Best" by Cam Melton
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By Rebeccah Glass LoweIn this episode we go back to the Great Depression and explore the legacy of one of the first relief programs implemented under the New Deal - the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). What was the purpose of the CCC and why did the CCC end? Listen in to find out!
Like what you hear but aren't sure how to use this in the classroom? Click here to download my free guide to Quick and Easy Ways to Use Podcasts in the Classroom. You'll be listening to your favorite podcast with your students tomorrow!
Instagram: @historyfromroom213
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/historyfromroom213
Teachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/History-From-Room-213
For additional resources, lessons, and printable transcript visit https://www.historyfromroom213.com/
Looking for more resources for today's topic? Check out my suggestions below:
- My Podcast Worksheet for Students is great to help listeners take notes and doodle as they listen.
- Upper elementary and middle schoolers will enjoy Fighting for the Forest. The pictures help the stories come to life!
- I love it when my outfit can match my lesson. Check out these retro CCC t-shirts and to bring it all together.
- Nothing brings history alive like first person narratives. Thirty Dollars a Day, One Day a Month is a collection of CCC personal narratives, photographs, and historical documents.
- This recreated CCC Recruitment Poster makes for easy classroom decor!
- If you are looking for additional resources for your Great Depression Unit, check out my Woody Guthrie Analysis. It's always a surprise hit with my students!
Instagram: @historyfromroom213
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/historyfromroom213
Teachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/History-From-Room-213
History from Room 213 Gear: https://historyfromroom213.com/shop (Use the code THANKS for 15% off of your purchase)
Written and Produced by Rebeccah Glass Lowe
Recorded by Cam Melton at Milkman Recording Studies
Mixed and mastered by Rob Glass at Milkman Recording Studies, Indianapolis, IN
Theme Music: "Do Your Best" by Cam Melton