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Moving to America
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P1613 | K-4 | 2003 | 19 min. | 978-1-58541-186-3
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Look around you and you will see many different people speaking different languages, eating different foods, wearing different clothes. This is America, a country of many different peoples, but where did they come from? When did they come to America? And how did they get here? The answers to these questions await students in this engaging look at the history of immigration to America.
Also available on DVD.
Reviews: The video clearly shows the wide range of cultures found in Native American communities then and now. The production is a combination of live-action, animated graphics, and child-like artwork. Audio and video qualities are good.
|New words are shown and clearly defined. This overview would be a good introduction to immigration units, or to activities where children explore and celebrate their own heritage. Teresa Bateman, Brigadoon Elementary School, Federal Way, WASLJ 11/02 page 82
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This video is part of the 'Our United States Collection (X3300).'
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| This collection will help students gain knowledge of the main features of geography—the continents, oceans, and larger countries including the United States. An insight into America is provided as children learn about our country's symbols, major celebrations, and our nation's capital. We examine the United States through local, state, and national government, and we help students identify representative leaders at these levels such as mayor, governor, and president.
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