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This unit is incomplete because we haven't done it yet. This page is a holding pen for information I have gathered on this unit or subject.
| Resources--books | Resources--web sites | Projects | Writing assignments |
Resources
Books
Non-Fiction--Information books:
 | How to be a Pirate by John Malam, illustrated by Mark Bergin (National Geographic, 2005; ISBN 0792274482) |
| Piracy & Plunder; a murderous business by Milton meltzer, illustrated by Bruce Waldman (Dutton, 2001; ISBN 0525458573) |
| Pirates and Privateers of the High Sea by Laura Lee Wren (Enslow, 2003; ISBN 0766015424) |
| Pirates by Dina Anastasio, illustrated by Donald Cook (Grosset & Dunlap, 1997; ISBN 0448414945) KR |
| You Wouldn't Want to be a Pirate's Prisoner! by John
Malam, illustrated by David Antram (Franklin Watts, 2002; ISBN
0531146073_ |
Activity Books:
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Fiction:
| Treasure Island |
Audio/visual:
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Web sites
++++Caution, nothing has been reviewed or used, just gathered and held here for future use++++
| Treasure Island book unit |
| Pirates Theme Page from Webtech |
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Pirates Past Noon study guide |
Projects
Writing assignments
Completed
November, 2006
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