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Wisconsin's Badger Soldiers: The Story of Camp Douglas
This concise lesson introduces Camp Douglas and the contributions of Wisconsin's Badger Soldiers across American history.
$3USD · Digital download
This concise lesson introduces Camp Douglas and the contributions of Wisconsin's Badger Soldiers across American history. Students read informational text, annotate examples of key values, answer comprehension questions, and make a personal connection.
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- Students will explain Camp Douglas's role in Wisconsin history.
- Students will identify how Wisconsin soldiers served their country over time.
- Students will recognize courage, discipline, and commitment in historical examples.
- Students will connect perseverance and practice to their own experiences.
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