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Boyhood in Brookline: The Challenges and Character of Young Jack KennedySocial Studies · Elementary Social Studies · Grades 3–5Lesson plan

How can we overcome challenges? Why is the preservation of historic spaces important? Objective LEARNING OUTCOMES-SKILLS Students will identify: 1. Three challenges JFK faced as a child. 2. Ways in which JFK dealt with these challenges. LEARNING OUTCOMES-UNDERSTANDINGS Students will understand: 1. What life was like for the Kennedy family in Brookline. 2. The importance of preserving the home for future generations. Students will recognize: 3. Similarities and differences between JFK’s childhood and their own. 4. That everyone faces challenges that can be overcome through determination. Prepar Duration: 60 Minutes.

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