Pittsburgh Iron & Steel Heritage Collection - Lesson Plans
Pittsburgh Iron & Steel Heritage Collection is a digital collection of books, journals, photographs, trade catalogs, and other items related to the iron and steel industry in Western Pennsylvania. Dating as far back as the 1800s, much of the collection is too fragile to handle. By saving Pittsburgh's steel and iron legacy materials in a digital format, the library can make them accessible locally and nationally to students and historians.
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's Children's and Teen staff have created a series of lesson plans based on this collection for teachers in Elementary, Middle School and High School classrooms. Each lesson plan is aligned with the current Pennsylvania State Board of Education Academic Standards. To download the lesson plans visit the links below. Learn more about our Pittsburgh Iron & Steel Heritage Collection by visiting www.carnegielibrary.org/ironsteel
Elementary
Air Pollution
Grade Level: 3-4
Content Area: Reading
Artistically Remembering Pittsburgh's Steel Heritage
Grade Level: 4-6
Content Area: Arts & Humanities and History
- Artistically Remembering Pittsburgh's Steel Heritage: Elementary Lesson Plan
- Picture Detectives Worksheet
- Steel Heritage Exploration Sheet
- Pittsburgh's Sculpture Packet
- Venn Diagram Sheet
- Artists Brainstorming Sheet
Immigration
Grade Level: 4
Content Area: History and Writing
Middle School
Advertising
Grade Level: 6
Content Area: Reading, Writing, History
Creative Writing
Grade Level: 7 -8
Content Area: Writing
Way of Life During Pittsburgh's Steel Industry
High School
Industrial China Compared to Industrial Pittsburgh
Grade Level: 12
Content Area: History
Math Using Historical Statistics from Pittsburgh's Steel Industry
Grade Level: 9-10
Content Area: Algebra
Transportation
Grade Level: 10-11
Content Area: History, Geography, English

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