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"We grabbed hands and raised our arms to the heavens." The
Hallelujah Flight James Banning had
a dream. He dreamed of being the first African-American pilot to make
a transcontinental flight across North America in 1932. Along with his
mechanic, Thomas Allen, Banning cobbled together pieces of a dilapidated
OXX6 Eagle Rock bi-wing airplane and chugged from California to New York
in 21 days. How did he do it with no money? What unimaginable The Hallelujah Flight by Phil Bildner is a fictionalized story of thie flight. The Kids' Wings literature guide invites group discussion, prediction, drama, problem-solving, and skill building. Teachers who want students to have an appreciation of African-American history will want make this intermediate-level picture book part of their classroom libraries. Research
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The 30-page, Kids Wings Guide for African American History in Picture Books contains the unit for The Hallelujah Flight and two other award-winning books! A
7-page unit perfect for lesson planning, handouts, or projection on your
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Hallelujah Flight
The Activity Guide Contains: A special thanks to Laura's Midi Heaven for allowing us to use the "The Hallelujah Chorus" by George Frideric Handel as our background music ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- More
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