Telling Detroit's Story Download Instructions Telling Detroit's Story is available here for download. Please read the download instructions below. Failure to follow these instructions may result in an incomplete download. The Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view these pdf files. The reader is free and available directly from Adobe Systems, Inc. via the link below.

Macintosh Users - Click and hold on a link below. Choose "Download link to disk" and choose a location to save the file. Windows Users - Right click on a link below. Chose "Save Link As..." or "Save Target As..." and choose a location to save the file. We think you will be pleased with how they will enrich your classrooms understanding of Detroit’s fascinating story. Select the lessons you would like from the listings below: A: Grades K-2 The Detroit Flag: Symbols of our History Five Themes of Geography and Detroit The Port of Detroit On the Assembly Line Detroit and the Underground Railroad B: Grades 3-5 The Three Fires People The Ribbon Farms in Early Detroit Profiles of Selected Influential Detroiters, 1701-1837 Taking it to the Streets Exploring Detroit's Ethnic Heritage The Automobile & Its Impact on Detroit C: Grades 5-8 Pontiac's Rebellion Detroit Under Three Flags: 1701-1796 Selected Mayors of Detroit Canal Boats to Michigan 1820-1850 The Thornton Blackburn Affair From Farming to Industrialization in Detroit D: Grades 9-12 Migration to Southeast Michigan Auto Industry Economy The Trial of Dr. Ossian Sweet Detroit and the Suburbs Belle Isle Controversy Sit-Down Strikes and Labor's Right to Organize Detroit: 1937

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