Langley-Adams Library (Groveland)

The Underground Railroad for kids, from slavery to freedom with 21 activities, Mary Kay Carson

Label
The Underground Railroad for kids, from slavery to freedom with 21 activities, Mary Kay Carson
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 158-160) and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The Underground Railroad for kids
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
54455235
Responsibility statement
Mary Kay Carson
Sub title
from slavery to freedom with 21 activities
Summary
Provides twenty-one activities that kids can do to learn about the Underground Railroad
Table Of Contents
A narrow escape and a secret network -- Passengers : fleeing a life of bondage -- Print adinkra cloth -- Homemade hoecakes -- Story-telling griots -- Rubber band banjo -- Ticket agents and railroad operators : fighting for abolition and aiding runaways -- Silver Seminole gorgets -- Create an antislavery handbill -- Write and decode underground railroad messages -- Singing to freedom -- Conductors : transporting illegal cargo -- Candle in a cup -- Pack up and go -- Visit an underground railroad station -- Navigate by the North Star -- Follow the drinking gourd -- Stationmasters : hiding passengers from slave catchers -- Get lost in disguise -- Design a hiding place -- Shake on it -- Make a paper quilt block -- Light a lantern -- Brakemen : making a life in freedom -- Canada today -- End of the line : war, emancipation, and equality -- Civil War in your state -- Wartime wrappings -- Juneteenth
Target audience
juvenile
Classification
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