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Tuesday, November 13, 2007

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Interdiscipliary - TEACH HISTORY THROUGH SONG

TEACH HISTORY THROUGH the MUSIC OF AMERICAN CULTURE MAKERS And the role they played in shaping character.

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National Children's Folksong Repository

Search for Interdisciplinary Educational Curriculum

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The Oral Tradition

Down in the River and Ding Dong

Joe Hickerson Library of Congress Folklore Archivist

Standards For Folklife Education

All the Meanings of the Word Play

Mission Statement of my Current Work.

American Virgin Islands Online Curriculum

25 years Later -- A reunion with a former student

The Green Book of Songs by Subject: The Thematic Guide to Popular Music (Green Book of Songs by Subject (Paperback)) (Paperback)
by Jeff Green (Author)

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