Historical Perspectives with Mr. Mault

The 411 on the 2024 Summer Olympics is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.

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2024 Summer Olympics is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.

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Two Big Events in One Day (a story about eclipses) is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.

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Eclipses is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.

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Leap Year Birthday is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.

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What's the Deal with Leap Year?  is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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Vincent van Gogh  is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.

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Ever wondered about the man behind the iconic Starry Night or the vibrant sunflower portraits? The genius, Vincent Van Gogh, lived a life that was far from ordinary; a life filled with pathos and yet, colored with brilliance - a life we'll be exploring in today's episode. We'll immerse ourselves into Van Gogh's extraordinary journey, from his early days of struggle to his posthumous recognition as one of the greatest artists of all time.

You'll discover how Van Gogh, despite his economic hardships, created over 800 masterpieces, drawing from his strong emotions and an undying passion for art. We'll unravel the story of his unique, heavy brushstrokes, and the bright colors that came to define his style, largely influenced by the Parisian artists. Not forgetting the 36 times he painted his own face, we'll talk about why these self-portraits were more than just practice sessions. We'll also delve into Van Gogh's early life, his myriad jobs, and his ultimate recognition as a gifted artist. So join us, as we bring to life, the inspiring journey of a man who spun magic with his brush, a man who transformed his passion into an everlasting legacy.

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Gogh to Sleep is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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Ever had one of those days where everything seems to spiral out of control? Join us on an extraordinary journey as we whisk you away to an immersive Van Gogh exhibit, where gigantic projections of the artist’s 200 paintings create a surreal world teeming with lost kids and panicked parents. Picture the scene - a security guard amidst this chaos, trying to turn every misadventure into an enchanting tale. This episode promises to amuse, engage and surprise you, complete with some unforgettable Van Gogh-inspired imagery.

Eager to know more about the boy who dozed off in a 3D replica of Van Gogh's bedroom, wearing a bright sunflower t-shirt, blissfully unaware of the frenzy he had sparked? Or the frantic father hunting for his twins in the sunflower selfie room? With captivating storytelling that captures the magic of the exhibit and the humor in these everyday adventures, we guarantee you'll be thoroughly entertained. Stay tuned for an episode you won't forget!

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Pocahontas  is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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Prepare to have your history textbooks challenged as we peel back the layers of a Native American tale that has been both celebrated and misrepresented for centuries - the story of Pocahontas. We promise to take you on an enlightening journey into the past, unraveling the truth behind the Disney depiction and the actual narrative. You'll discover a young woman who, despite her age, played a vital role in ensuring the survival of Jamestown settlers and made significant linguistic contributions.

Our venture takes a dramatic turn as we explore the tumultuous events leading to Pocahontas's forced marriage to John Rolfe and her transformation into Rebecca, a Christian. You'll feel the profoundness of her untimely death at the tender age of 21, and the enduring impact she left behind. This episode is not just about retracing her footsteps, but also about celebrating the bravery, intelligence, and commitment to peace of a woman whose legacy continues to resonate today. Join us as we honor Pocahontas.

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Moving Villages in 1610 is to be used with the resource Historical Perspectives from Mr. Mault's Marketplace on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.

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Are you ready to step back in time to 1610 and see the world through the eyes of a ten-year-old girl? Prepare to be touched by her fears and hopes, her joys and discoveries, as she prepares to leave her mother's village to join her father's household. It’s a tale of childhood transitions, family ties, and rites of passage that will stir your heart and remind you of the profound power of family bonds. 

In this episode, get a taste of the girl's mixed emotions, her excitement about learning new skills, and her anxieties about leaving the familiarity of her home. Feel the warmth and depth of the mother-daughter bond as they share moments of joy, laughter, sadness, and anticipation. From the girl's anxiety about her move to her joy of discovering she'll be learning new skills at her father's, you will experience a rollercoaster of emotions. Join us as we explore the universal experiences of growth, change, and the enduring power of family bonds in this beautifully crafted narrative episode.

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