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What Makes an Item a Primary Source?
Identify what qualifies as a primary source and why firsthand accounts matter in history.
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Creating Personal and Family Primary Sources
4th Grade · Social-studies · US-WI-SS
8 lessons
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Create primary sources such as journals, timelines, oral histories, and artifact records to document personal experiences and family traditions.
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