Agency Partner Authors eBooks Library
The following list of eBooks were created by agency partners, teachers, and students. We hope you enjoy all of the work that they have put into each eBook. If you are interested in creating your own eBook to add to this library, please check out the NeBooks Overview for more information.
*Please download the iBook if you’re using an iOS device or OS Mavericks. All other devices require the PDF.
Agency Partner Authors – Book Titles and Downloadable files
Homestead National Monument
Homestead National Monument of America lets readers explore many interactive pages of in-depth explanations of homesteading, how it impacts people all over the world, and what you will find when visiting Homestead National Monument. Follow the links to see a list of current events, hours of operation, trail conditions in the tall grass prairie fields and special displays. For more information, go to www.nps.gov/home/ or search the app store on your iPad.
Native Daughters
Native Daughters includes healers and warriors, story tellers and law makers, leaders, environmentalists and artists. The curriculum companion includes classroom activities, resources and handouts. Watch the movies, listen to their stories, and complete interactive guide that accompanies the Native Daughters’ Magazine. This iBook needs to be on every educator’s shelf. Written by Nebraska educators.
Nebraska and The Civil War
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Nebraska Corn Board Fact book
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Reaching the Age of Majority
This booklet outlines the rights and responsibilities of youth as they become adults. Legal professionals have volunteered to research and write these materials. Topics include alcohol; contracts; crime victims; health and human services; insurance; internet safety; landlord tenant law; parties; sex crimes; fireworks, etc.
A generous gift from Virginia Schmid, widow of past Foundation President Marvin Schmid, has made the production of this book possible. Find more information at www.nebarfnd.org/age-of-majority.
Standing Bear’s Footsteps: The Meaning of Home
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The Power of Role Models
Meet Native American role models which include environmentalists, radiologists, nurses, doctors, teachers, dentist, agricultural managers, firefighter, astronaut, marine biologist, laboratory technicians, physicists and more. Read and view videos about their chosen field, college of study, tribal affiliation and their home town. Included are teaching points. Developed from the University of Nebraska Medical Center SEPA project Role Models in Your Community poster sets.
last update: December 5, 2014 Disclaimer: All eBooks were published without content or copyright verification.