Speranza, D / Immigration Projects

Students learned about Immigration to America in the late 1800's to Mid 1900's. Then they "became" an immigrant from a country of their choice. After researching reasons people immigrated from that country and choosing a new name for themselves, they created a project based on their made-up lives.

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