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Lesson Plans, Unit Plans, and Guides

General

Foxfire Program
Source: The Foxfire Fund, Inc.
Description: Foxfire is an approach to teaching and learning, as well as a source of Appalachian resource materials.


Lesson Plan on the Appalachians
Author(s): Jody Honaker, Teacher
Description: Lesson plan on Appalachian people, culture, and lifestyles

 

Talking Appalachian: Voice, Identity, and Community. 2014. Amy Clark and Nancy Hayward, eds. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky.

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Economics and the Environment

"Brookie’s Streamside Scholars Lesson Plans, Resources & Materials"
Source: Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation


“Impacts of Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining on the Communities and Environment of Appalachia” 15-Minute DVD with Teacher’s Guide (Free)
Source: David Cooper
To Request, Please Contact: David Cooper at davecooper928@yahoo.com

 

Music
Source: Mountain Music, Stories, and Dance

Author: Jeff Robbins


Source: Music of the Southern Appalachian Mountains (2003)
Author(s): Mike Seeger
Description: Includes suggested lesson plans.

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