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March 2017
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SPOTLIGHT OF THE MONTH | Immigration in the News
RELATED ARTICLES
Ellis Island
Immigration
Mexico and the United States
Middle East
Naturalization
U.S. Border Patrol
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
LESSON PLANS
Civil Disobedience
Immigration to the
United States, 1880–1914
U.S. immigration policy is one of the most talked-about issues in the news today. Major changes are having an immediate and powerful impact at every level, from the geopolitical to the civic to the personal. The scope and complexity of the issue create challenges for students trying to understand it. Scholastic GO! is here for them—and you—with related resources on American history, international relations, foreign nations, government agencies, and more. We also cover other March topics, from Music in Our Schools Month to Dr. Seuss’s birthday!
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Brain Jam:
Immigration

Research Starters:
Civil Disobedience
Immigration to the
United States, 1880–1914
Students get an international perspective on immigration and other issues by accessing GO!'s clickable list of World Newspapers in 73 languages.

The nation's best-known symbol of immigration is, of course, the Statue of Liberty. GO! invites students to learn about it with a brief video and articles at multiple reading levels.

THIS MONTH IN HISTORY | March
2003: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security became fully operational, bringing together about 170,000 federal employees from 22 previously disparate federal agencies with security-related functions.
1848: The U.S. Senate ratified the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, by which Mexico ceded California and New Mexico to the United States and recognized the U.S. annexation of Texas.
2004: Vladimir Putin was reelected president of Russia with 71.2% of the vote; he served in that post until 2008, when he became prime minister; in 2012 he was elected president again.
See more in Today in History.
EVENT PLANNER
March 1-31
Music in Our Schools Month
IDEA: Hold a music appreciation day that features a concert with both students and teachers from local schools.
March 1-31
National Nutrition Month
IDEA: Ask students to create a scrapbook of news articles on nutrition or a bookmark list of Web sites that focuses on nutritional information.
March 2
Theodor Geisel "Dr. Seuss" Birthday Commemoration
IDEA: Ask students and library patrons to take part in "Read Across America Day" today to commemorate Theodor Geisel's birthday.
March 17
Saint Patrick's Day
IDEA: Invite members of the local Ancient Order of Hibernians to discuss the traditional meaning of Saint Patrick's Day.
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