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October 2015
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Spotlight of the Month | Crime Prevention!
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Move over ghosts and goblins! This month, overcome real fears by recognizing National Crime Prevention Month and reinforcing the importance of community safety.
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Brain Jam:
Crime Prevention
Pro/Con Debate:
Do prisons work?
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Go! Pro's Tip
Use the Feature Stories Archive to search for relevant news topics, such as the article To Kill or Not to Kill on capital punishment.
GOTube
Videos to start a discussion
How can blood be used to solve crimes?
This Month in History | October
9
2007: The Dow Jones Average reached its highest closing value to that point—14,164.53, on the eve of the Great Recession. This level would not be reached again until March 2013.
22
1934: The American bank robber and murderer Pretty Boy Floyd was killed by FBI agents. Floyd was something of a hero in Depression- and Dust Bowl-ridden Oklahoma, where he was regarded as a Robin Hood figure.
30
1974: Muhammad Ali lands a powerful punch to George Foreman's jaw in the epic fight to regain his world heavyweight boxing championship.
Event Planner
October 4–10
Fire Prevention Week
IDEA: Invite local firefighters to your school or library to discuss fire safety tips.
October 6
American Library Association Founding Anniversary
IDEA: Take a field trip to the local library to learn more about its history.
October 12
Columbus Day
IDEA: Convene a class to explore the legacy of Christopher Columbus in America.
October 24
United Nations Day
IDEA: Ask students to discuss the importance of the United Nations. Have them prepare a one-page paper that probes its importance to world peace.
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