This project tells about people who settled in Nebraska from prehistoric times to thepresent. These include nomadic Indian hunters and other Indian immigrants, fur traders, missionaries, pioneers from eastern states, and immigrants from Europe. Pictures include immigrant trains and hotels. A graph shows where these immigrants came from. Coloring page shows immigrant families arriving in Nebraska.
Activity is a map search where students locate towns named for foreign places.
This series traces farming from prehistoric times through the early 1900s. Illustrations show breaking sod, planting corn, and horse drawn implements through tractor drawn equipment of the 1920s. A map, divided into regions, shows Nebraska grown crops about 1900. A Frontier Army Christmas ed. For residents of frontier army posts, the celebration of Christmas was an exercise in imagination.