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Florida & Puerto Rico Digital Newspaper Project
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​About the Florida & Puerto Rico Digital Newspaper Project
The Florida and Puerto Rico Digital Newspaper Project (FPRDNP) is a collaborative project between the University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries and the library system at the University of Puerto Rico– Rio Piedras, as part of the state and territory’s involvement in the National Digital Newspaper Program (NDNP). The NDNP, a partnership between the National Endowment for Humanities (NEH) and the Library of Congress, is a long-term effort to provide permanent, free access to historic newspapers published in the United States and its territories between 1690 and 1963.
The completed project will provide free, internet-based access to newspapers that are on aging microfilm. The digitized papers are available through the Library of Congress’ Chronicling America, the University of Florida Libraries’ Florida Digital Newspaper Library, and the Biblioteca Digital Puertorriqueña at the University of Puerto Rico.
​Lesson Plans for 3rd-12th grade
Interested in incorporating primary resources in your classroom? The UF College of Education developed
lesson plans that incorporate newspapers digitized for the Florida & Puerto Rico Digital Newspaper Project (FPRDNP). These lesson plans were created following Florida curriculum standards for K-12 and are freely accessible online. 
 
Each lesson plan includes a PowerPoint presentation, student materials/resources, teacher keys/examples, and a video recording which provides a brief overview of how the lesson is structured.
 
Lesson plans are accessible from the FPRDNP blog:
 https://ufndnp.wordpress.com/resources  

Women & the American Story
Women & the American Story (WAMS) is a free, online curriculum guide from the New-York Historical Society designed to connect K-12 educators across the country with classroom resources that illuminate the contributions of diverse women to the American past.

This curriculum brings together primary resources, brief biographies, background information, and classroom application tools and activities, so that you can seamlessly integrate new resources into existing social studies lessons on various topics and themes, or create additional lessons focused on the unique experiences of women at various points in the nation’s history. The full curriculum will consist of ten units that track with the U.S. history survey. Two new units will launch each year until 2022. Explore the first two units, Early Encounters, 1492-1734 and Modernizing America, 1889-1920 now!
Women & the American Story Curriculum Flyer
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FLCHE Board Member Conference Presentations​
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Presented by: Kacie Nadeau, PhD. and Jennifer Jaso, EdD at NCHE 2016, SOURCES 2016, and FCSS 2017

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Presented by: Jennifer Jaso, EdD at SOURCES 2016

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Presented by: Jennifer Jaso, EdD at SOURCES 2018 and FCSS 2018

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Presented by: Freda Williams at 2018 FLCHE 2nd Annual Conference in Ybor City, FL

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Presented by: Jennifer H. Jaso and Kaley de Leon at 2018 FLCHE 2nd Annual Conference in Ybor City, FL

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Presented by: Carol LaVallee, M.Ed and Dr. Tammara Purdin at 2018 FCSS Conference in Orlando, FL.


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Presented by: Dr. Tammara Purdin at 2019 SOURCES Conference at UCF in Orlando, FL.


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Presented by: Carol LaVallee, M.Ed and Dr. Tammara Purdin at 2019 SOURCES Conference at UCF in Orlando, FL.

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Presented by: Dr. Jennifer Jaso at 2019 SOURCES Conference at UCF in Orlando, FL

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Presented by: Dr. Tammara Purdin at the 2019 NCHE Annual Conference in Washington, DC

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Presented by: Dr. Kacie M. Nadeau at the 2019 FLCHE Annual Conference in St. Augustine, Florida

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Presented by: Tonya Creamer at the 2019 FLCHE Annual Conference in St. Augustine, Florida

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Presented by: Dr. Kathleen Deagan at the 2019 FLCHE Annual Conference in St. Augustine, Florida

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Presented by: Michelle Anderson at the 2019 FLCHE Annual Conference in St. Augustine, Florida

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Presented by: Davien Jones at the 2019 FLCHE Annual Conference in St. Augustine, Florida

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Presented by: Dr. Stephen Masyada at the 2019 FLCHE Annual Conference in St. Augustine, Florida

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Presented by: Stacia Smith, The American Revolution Institute of the Society of the Cincinnati, at the 2019 FLCHE Annual Conference in St. Augustine, Florida
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  • Home
  • Membership
  • FLCHE Bi-Annual Publication
  • Ashbrook Center at Ashland University WORKSHOPS IN FLORIDA
  • Student Scholarship Opportunities
  • FLCHE Sponsored Awards
  • Meet the Board
  • Society of the Cincinnati WORKSHOPS IN FLORIDA
  • Institute for Curriculum Services Workshops
  • PAInT Events
  • Teaching Primary Sources
  • SUPPORT FLCHE
  • FLCHE Partners
  • Valuable Resources for Educators