Corn, who can't decide which parent he wants to win, is also stuck in a secret about the election and his Mom's involvement. The time period is when women in Oregon had just been allowed to vote, and not all states were allowing that yet. Corn feels like he's in a no win situation. Have you ever been in a similar situation? Corn also shares his feelings about the U.S. involvement in the great war going on. Students can learn a little history behind the Women's Suffrage movement and more.
Monday, July 17, 2006
Operation Clean Sweep
Corn is in quite a dilemma in this turn of the century story. Operation Clean Sweep sets his parents against each other in an election for mayor. 
Corn, who can't decide which parent he wants to win, is also stuck in a secret about the election and his Mom's involvement. The time period is when women in Oregon had just been allowed to vote, and not all states were allowing that yet. Corn feels like he's in a no win situation. Have you ever been in a similar situation? Corn also shares his feelings about the U.S. involvement in the great war going on. Students can learn a little history behind the Women's Suffrage movement and more.
Corn, who can't decide which parent he wants to win, is also stuck in a secret about the election and his Mom's involvement. The time period is when women in Oregon had just been allowed to vote, and not all states were allowing that yet. Corn feels like he's in a no win situation. Have you ever been in a similar situation? Corn also shares his feelings about the U.S. involvement in the great war going on. Students can learn a little history behind the Women's Suffrage movement and more.
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