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Skits bring historical figures to life at junior high school
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Portland Press Herald (Maine)
04-14-2005
Skits bring historical figures to life at junior high school
Edition: York
Section: Your Neighbors
Column: Schools & Families
WELLS --
Wells Junior High School social studies teacher Bonnie Dill dressed as inventor Alexander Graham Bell at the start of the school's annual two-month research project, "Engines of Change."
Dill donned the costume as part of a series of skit dramatizations, acted out to help students select from an assortment of topics that deal with the causes and effects of significant changes throughout American History. She ...
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