The Hudson River in the 19th Century & the Modernization of America

Elementary Art

• The Hudson River and Landscape Art by Janet Wolfe

  Social Studies, Art & Geography 3rd Grade

• Art Inspired by the Places Around Us by Monica Ference-Florek

  Art K – 5th Grade

Elementary Interdisciplinary

• Studying the Life of a Beaver Along the Hudson River by Audrey Goldstein

  Interdisciplinary Kindergarten

• Exploring the Hudson River by Susan Soler

  Interdisciplinary Kindergarten and 1st Grade

• The Hudson River Now and Long Ago by Cheryl Ng

  Social Studies1st Grade

• Geography Skills: Directions and Reading a Map by Rosa Edwards

  Reading, Writing & Map Skills 2nd Grade

• Maps and the Rivers Around Us by Cynthia Lawhon

  Interdisciplinary 3rd – 4th Grades

• River Vocabulary by Kim Artzer

  Interdisciplinary 4th Grade

• The Importance of Rivers and Creating an Advertisement by Maggie Rago

  Interdisciplinary 5th Grade

• The Importance of the Columbia River by Tammy Paget and Pam Swanson

  Social Studies, Science & Math 4th Grade

• Investigating and Analyzing the Hudson River by Eileen LaTorre

  Interdisciplinary 5th Grade

Middle School History/Geography

• The Geography of Georgia by Catherine Hackney

  Social Studies 8th Grade

• The Hudson River by Alice Haddon

  U.S. History 8th Grade

• Brochure for the Rio Grande- Culture and Place by Julia Agnew

  Language Arts & Social Studies 8th Grade

• How Natural Resources Affect Economies by Nick Santora

  Social Studies 7th – 8th Grade

• Settlement of San Francisco vs. Ancient Egypt Nile River Valley by Pui-Quan Cheng

  Ancient World Social Studies 6th Grade

• The Five Themes of Geography and Real World Examples by Rhonda Koppelmann

  American History 8th Grade

Middle School Science

• How Rivers Support Life by Donna Stutin

  Environmental Science 6th Grade

• Changing Manhattan by Janet Villas

  Earth Science 6th – 8th Grade

Middle School Art

• The Hudson River School Painters: Beauty and Romanticism by Valerie Harris

  Art 5th – 8th Grade

Middle School Technology

• Hudson River Then and Now – GPS and Mapping Module by Patricia King

  Applied Technology 7th – 8th Grade

Secondary Science

• How Invasive Species Have Affected the Hudson River Ecosystem by Kimberly Salma

  Environmental Science 9th

• Scientific Inquiry Mystery Paintings by Kevin Koppelmann

  Biology 9th – 10th Grade

Secondary History/Geography

• The Erie Canal: Impact on Migration and Population of the Early Republic by Dave Peters

  Human History II 9th Grade

• Comparing the Hudson and Potomac Rivers by Grace Leatherman

  US History 9th Grade

• The Hudson Valley Patroon vs. the Chesapeake Plantation by Holly Frazier

  History 9th – 12th Grade

• The Construction of a National Park by Marianne Kenney & Emily Gale

  Art, History, & Geography 9th – 12th Grade

• Using the Hudson River to Identify Themes in Antebellum America by Karen Vander Leest

  AP US History I 10th Grade

• Costs and Benefits of Technological Development on the Hudson River by John Gornell

  United States History I 10th – 11th Grade

• Henry Hudson and His Legacy by Lili VanZanten

  Social Studies 10th – 11th Grade

• The Caney River and Bartlesville, Oklahoma by Dan Close

  American History 10th – 12th Grade

• The Hudson and the American Revolution by Kara Burns

  U.S. History, Special Education 11th Grade

• The Morris Canal: Local Historical Geography by Kieran McLaughlin

  U.S. History II 11th Grade

• NEH Hudson River in the 19th Century by Darrell McElroy

  AP US History 11th Grade AP

• Constructing a Canal and its Political, Social, and Economic Effects by Derek Frieling

  American History 11th – 12th Grade

• American Identity through Multiple Disciplines by Kathleen Mersman

  Social Studies 7th – 8th Grade

Secondary English Language Arts

• Poems on Nature Inspired by “Of Mice and Men” by Tanya Pastor

  English 9th Grade

• American Identity in Civil War and Van Winkle by Benjamin Joseph

  Language Arts 10th Grade

• Hawthorne vs. Irving and Romanticism as a Style by Connie Booth

  American Literature 11th Grade

• Visual Interpretations of Washington Irving’s “Rip Van Winkle” by Elizabeth Healy

  American Literature 11th Grade

• Epitaphs for Characters from Irving’s Sleepy Hallow by Cheryl Freyou

  Language Arts 9th – 12th Grade

Secondary Art

• Hudson River School Artists by Patricia Franklin

  AP Art History 11th – 12th Grade

Secondary Psychology/Sociology

• Rip Van Winkle and Sleep Deprivation by Lourdes Orta

  Literature, History, & Science 9th – 11th Grade