To complete all requirements for the Reading Like a Historian project, we ask that you teach 6-10 lessons and use 6-10 accompanying assessments. Please select at least one lesson and use the accompanying assessment from each of the following categories: Category 1: Introductory lessonSenior PrankAccompanying assessment: Senior Prank, Lee's Testimony, Boston Massacre, Italian Atrocities, WWI Advertising, Migrant Mother, Lewis Hine, Watergate Testimony, Paris Exposition, or Life in California Frances Rollin Whipper and ReconstructionAccompanying digital literacy assessment: Evaluating Wikipedia - Frederick Douglass, Evaluating Wikipedia - George W. Bush, Evaluating Wikipedia - George Washington, or Evaluating Wikipedia - Statue of LibertyWho Was Biddy Mason?Accompanying digital literacy assessment: Evaluating Wikipedia - Frederick Douglass, Evaluating Wikipedia - George W. Bush, Evaluating Wikipedia - George Washington, or Evaluating Wikipedia - Statue of LibertyEvaluating Historical SourcesAccompanying assessment: Life in CaliforniaIntro to Using Historical Thinking Skills Category 2: Modeling lessonBattle of Lexington Accompanying assessment: The First Thanksgiving, Signing of the Mayflower Compact, Washington Crosses the Delaware, Declaration of Independence, Pickett's Charge, or John Brown.Reconstruction MassacreAccompanying assessment: Colfax MassacreBattle of Little BighornAccompanying assessment: Boston Massacre, World War I Advertising, Migrant Mother, Lewis Hine, Paris Exposition, or Watergate TestimonyGreat Railroad Strike of 1877Accompanying assessment: Albert Parsons AutobiographyHomestead StrikeAccompanying assessment: Boston Massacre, World War I Advertising, Migrant Mother, Lewis Hine, Paris Exposition, or Watergate TestimonyUpton Sinclair's The JungleAccompanying assessment: Radioactive ShrimpPalmer Raids and Constitutional RightsAccompanying assessment: Palmer Raids Instagram Post Category 3: Civic Online Reasoning lessonIntro to Lateral Reading with Reconstruction SourcesAccompanying assessment: Reconstruction Source EvaluationHow to Evaluate Online SourcesAccompanying assessment: 1994 Source EvaluationPorvenir Massacre of 1918Accompanying assessment: Reconstruction Source Evaluation Category 4: Evaluating Historical Photos lessonHistorical Chinatown PhotosAccompanying assessment: Chinatown Image Civil War PhotographsAccompanying assessment: Jacob RiisGreat Plains HomesteadersAccompanying assessment: Jacob RiisChild LaborAccompanying assessment: Jacob RiisJacob RiisAccompanying assessment: Children Working in MinesEdward CurtisAccompanying assessment: Children Working in MinesAdditionally, you may choose (but are not required) to teach one or more of our other new lessons:Verifying Historical Claims on Social MediaJim Crow Opening Up the Textbook How to Verify Claims on Social MediaWorld War I FilmsResistance to IncarcerationSecond Red Scare and the Supreme Court 1974 Puerto Rican Riots