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For teachers History Tellers is:

 

fun to teach

multi-sensory

adaptable

expandable

for elementary & middle school

for all learning abilities

framework for historical events 

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For students History Tellers is:

 

fun to learn

dramatic

memorable

presentable

understandable

highly interactive

visually captivating

VISUAL LEARNERS

Each of the 48 events has an eye-catching cartoon drawing that tells the "Big Picture" of what happened in that event.

 

This drawing captures what happened to the French Acadian people when they were expelled from their land. The visual learners love to; look at, color, make political cartoons and discuss the drawings.

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AUDITORY

LEARNERS

A headline caption called a "keyword" is spoken for each event. Auditory learners not only learn by hearing, but reinforce their learning by speaking. History Tellers "speaks" the 48 events, that's why it's called the "Talking Timeline".

KINESTHETIC

LEARNERS

Each event is dramatized through a simple hand action. The Kinesthetic learner loves to be on the move. History Tellers' unique method of teaching incorporates

this style of learning.

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TESTIMONIALS

"History Tellers is a fascinating and exciting approach to teaching Canadian history, Deborah Kobza has done a remarkable job!"

Will Ferguson -  Award winning author of " Canadian History for Dummies"

"It's about time someone actually walked us through a mulit-sensory teaching strategy!

S.W.A.T.C.A. speaker evaluation

"History Tellers is so succesful, because it makes history come alive!" - thrilled that HT is now in French

Simone L.  French Immersion  Teacher

"This is so great and is so in-line with the new program of studies pedagogy. I would love to welcome you as a presenter for our Zone PD

Kathleen G.  Social Studies Project Co-ordinator

"History can be -blah, blah, blah, but History Tellers made it more exciting"

Melanie B. Gr.4 Student

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