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Open House on "Tennessee during World War II"
Sign up to be sent, on the morning of Monday, May 4, a 30-minute recording of "History Bill" doing a great presentation FOR STUDENTS about Tennessee during World War II.

This lesson is intended for students as young as fifth grade and as old as high school.

"History Bill" will cover the home front in World War II, including:

* The system of rationing

* The conversion of factories to wartime production

* How war maneuvers affected everyone in Middle Tennessee

* The POW camps for German prisoners in places such as Coffee County and Cumberland County

* The Manhattan Project -- known during the war as the "Clinton Engineering Works"

ALSO: On the morning on May 4, not only will registered teachers receive a recording of "History Bill" doing this lesson, but they will also receive a printed study guide so students can take notes during his talk!

To register, please fill out the following:

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