Black Like Me

Black Like MeA white man darkens his skin to experience the black man's world in 1959. He trudged southern streets searching for a place where he could eat or rest, looking vainly for a job other than menial labor, feeling the "hate stare." John Griffin crossed the line into a country of hate, fear, and hopelessness the country of the American Black man. A true and disturbing story. Violence. Pb.

17th century Puritans in Holland

some vulgar language

recounting the daily life

This Paper Packet includes all templates

Each day's reading includes a three-part discussion section: "Remember" (to recall factual information)

both in its particular forecasts and in its tone of semi-serious alarm

This format enables students to direct their own day-to-day studies

not for younger children

this book gives a clear

a tiny lightbulb

Famous tale of a boy's life in a small town on the banks of the Mississippi River as told by author Mark Twain

and Application & Enrichment pages