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Texas Heroes Deaf Smith and Emily West
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Extension Activities
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Build the Alamo
A step-by-step guide to “building” the Alamo.
Independent Reading
This free independent reading about the leaders of the Texas Revolution comes with a reading guide. Free from Little School on the RangeWatch The Alamo
A semi-historical account of the standoff at an abandoned mission during the Texas fight for independence. The link leads to the trailer.
Texas Revolution Infographic
This infographic gives students an eye-catching way to digest the facts about the Texas Revolution. Created by lemony.com.
Remember the Alamo!
Students take a virtual visit to the present-day Alamo with Calvin Young, a deaf traveler and YouTuber
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqwlvClk4S
Sign It ASL: Peter Cook's Advice on Becoming a Performer
Peter Cook was an Associate Professor in the Department of ASL-English Interpretation and a well-known Deaf performing artist who used ASL, pantomime, storytelling, acting, and movement to bring poetry and storytelling to life.