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What Would Have Been on Lincoln's iPhone? - Clever back to school activity
History, technology, and probably some other stuff
Sweet social studies activities for back to school
iPhone from the past
If historical characters would have had access to an iPhone, what would have been on it? And could we use that sort of question with kids to help introduce content or to assess learning?
I’m gonna say yes. So I quickly fashioned a graphic organizer that you can use to help kids brainstorm and discuss historical content. So . . . Abraham Lincoln on the way to the theater:
- If we looked at Abe’s phone log, who would he have been talking with? Who would he have screened out?
- Which apps would he use the most?
- What generals, leaders, or family would he text? What would those conversations look like?
- What did his contact list look like?
(Download a PDF version of the graphic organizer here.)
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