This interactive threaded storybook for elementary students teaches core democratic values such as Pursuit of Happiness, Private Property Rights, and other Constitutional Rights. Help the kids decide how best to keep a treasured tree that is in danger of being cut down. Children can make several decisions throughout the story which will effect the final outcome.
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This interactive biography chronicles Elizabeth Whitney Williams, Michigan's first female lighthouse keeper.
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You play the part of a reporter in the late 1930's. Your job is to write a story for the Flint Journal about the Flint Sit-down Strike. You are given a desk along with primary resources and an interactive timeline. Get busy!
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Where Is The Green Gold? follows young Tom Cobb as he sneaks aboard a wagon to a lumber camp in Michigan in the late 1800's. He learns all about the camp, the lumbering process and what green gold really was.
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This is the tale of a community near Detroit that is dealing with the construction of a new freeway which will go through their city. What power do the citizens have to change the plans of the government? What will be the best compromise of the needs of the citizens vs. the needs of the Common Good?
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