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Category Archives: Sports
March Madness lesson plans
It’s hard to ignore that March Madness is upon us, so why not bring the excitement into the classroom with March Madness lesson plans? Before getting into the lessons, as a native of Illinois, I’d like to direct your attention … Keep reading …
Posted in Current Events, Education, Featured, History, In the News, Lesson Plans, Sports
Tagged basketball, lesson plans, March Madness, sports
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Photo Finish: The Sports Photography of Neil Leifer at the Newseum
On November 18, 2011 the Newseum in Washington, D.C., will roll out an exhibit sure to excite photography and sports enthusiasts alike! “Photo Finish: The Sports Photography of Neil Leifer” will feature 50 of the most famous sports photographs ever taken … Keep reading …
Posted in Arts & Culture, Current Events, History, In the News, Museums, Sports, Tours, Travel, Washington, D.C.
Tagged news, photojouranlism, sports. photography
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2011 Stanley Cup Winner: Boston Bruins!
Bruins raise the cup! Congratulations to both teams for an exciting 7-game Stanely Cup series, but since Smithsonian Student Travel is headquartered in Boston, we can’t help but have some Bruins pride. This is the first time in 39 years … Keep reading …
Take me out to the ballpark…for Opening Day!
Take me out to the ballgame Take me out to the crowd… No doubt those beloved lyrics will be filling stadiums across America today as teams face off on Opening Day. Since the beginning of an organized, professional baseball league, … Keep reading …
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Winter activities
When the weather outside gets frightful, it’s natural to want to burrow inside where it’s warm. But the snow won’t last forever, so you might as well make the best of it! Here are a few winter activities that’ll have … Keep reading …
Nine myths about Boston
Many of us hear about Boston in reference to American History, through the news and media and from family and friends that traveled there. Ever wonder if some of the things you hear are actually true? Turns out not all … Keep reading …
Posted in History, Sports, Travel
Tagged Boston, Boston Tea Party, Nine myths about Boston, Red Sox
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