
Small one room school building with bell tower that was once used as a church, 1905.Libray of Congress REPRODUCTION NUMBER NA1166a PHOTOGRAPHER Meany, Edmond S. Place Taken: Washington, 1905
Grades 1-8 Unit Plan
This is a grade 1-8 unit on one-room schools in Haywood County. It will include the first school to the present. This unit takes eleven days and covers computer skills, language arts skills, and social studies skills. It includes some art, music, and cooking activities. Students will learn what one-room schools were like, and compare them with schools of today.
By Anita Stephans
Waynesville Christian School- Haywood County
Adventures of the American Mind- Western Carolina School
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