Korean War Legacy Project

2019 Korean War Legacy Foundation Lesson Plan Competition

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Elementary School Level (K-5)

Samuel Northern
Why do veterans of the Korean War deserve recognition for their service?

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Middle School Level (6-8)

Sarah Gehant
Do the experiences and reflections of servicemembers that fought for the south in the Korean War align with President Eisenhower’s principles of conduct in world affairs?

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High School Level (9-12)

Meagan Brockway
How did the experiences of veterans shape the opinion of the Cold War, in particular the Korean War?

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Competition Details

The competition is now closed.

The goal of the Korean War Legacy Foundation is to assist teachers, students, and the general public in understanding the origins and outcomes of the Korean War, the challenges that soldiers faced while fighting it, and its rich legacy promoting democracy and freedom in the world today. Offering a curated, annotated library of nearly 1,000 oral histories, over 2,500 video clips, and over 900 photos centering on the Korean War and its legacy, the Korean War Legacy Foundation invites classroom teachers, curriculum specialists, and pre-service teachers to submit a creative and engaging lesson plan that utilizes resources in the interview archive.

A total of four prizes will be given. One winner will be selected from each category: Elementary level (K-5), Middle level (6-8), and High level (9-12). One additional prize will be given for the best lesson written by a pre-service teacher. The deadline to submit a lesson plan for consideration in this competition is March 31, 2019.

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*Please note: All winning lesson plans become the property of the KWLP and may be featured on our website.