Home

Hub Sites
  Map-Projects

Our Process
  Checklists
  Original Unit and
     Lesson Plan Organizer
  Sample Standards

ActiveClassroom
  Tours

National Digital Library
  Introduction
  Sample Workshop
  CGLi Web

National Curriculum Institute
  Learning Guide
  Previous Institutes

Units of Practice
  CCTT Units
  CGLi Units

PowerPoint Presentations
  FETC1998
  FETC1999
  FETC2000

Yearly Summaries
  Year 1
  Year 2
  Year 3
       Evaluation
  Year 4
       Evaluation
  Year 5
       Evaluation
  Final Report


Learning Interchange
Units of Practice

Native Americans at Rose Bay

Lesson Details


Subject: Social Studies
Learning Levels: Intermediate, Middle School, High School, College, AllPreschool, Primary, Middle School, Intermediate, High School, College, Adult, All,
Author(s): Dianne Talley
Submitted by:

Abstract

This activity is a simulated visit to a Native American culture in a wetland ecosystem. Learn the facts of the Timucan people of the 1400"s and the enviroment they lived in. This activity will take you through the environment of the hunter-gathers and the native area that they subsisted on.
The objective of this activity is to give students insight into the Native American culture form the realistic viewpoint of the Timucuans. Students will learn how Timucuans lived and worked. As an integral part of this thematic unit of social studies, folklore, science, math, arts and crafts, literature, home econmics, history, language arts, music, and life skills will be addressed.

Lesson fundamental understandings:
Essential Questions:


Standards

National Standards

Geography Language arts US History World History

State Standards


Lesson

Prerequisite Skills

Students will need the following vocabulary: Timucuan, hunter-gather, primitive, culture,nomadic, Kunti, Koontie, Coontie, vension,sea cows, manatees, terrapins, tortoises, berries, nuts, fruits, sea grasses, cacti, uplands, hammock, marshes, bays, estuaries, economics, politics, belief, language, invention, ritual ceremony, warrior, mythology, projectile, Atlantis, shaman, breechcloth, tattoo, chickee, attribute

Teacher Information/Situations/Setting/Time

The teacher will explain, model, research, and then generalize

Explain- Give background information needed for the lesson
Model- Show the student what is expected of them
Research- Look into other avenues to start the learning process
Generalize- Have the student talk and show what they have learned using all classes and situations possible.

Assessment

Assessment can be accomplished through a portfolio, or booklet being made on what each student or class has researched and learned. The evaluation can also be done through presentations or quizzes and test.

Student Activity/Tasks

First the students will have to know the words so teacher might want to assign spelling and looking the word up and using it in a sentence.

Crosswords Puzzles - with all the prerequiste skills

Internet searches

Vocabulary fun could have a spelling bee with the words.

Word games- Like jeopardy using the words an a team or indidvual gets a point for each one right.

Enrichment/Alternate Activity:

Cross-Curricular:

Technology Requirements/Tools/Materials

http://members.xoom.com/dytalley

Use of computer
Internet access
Media center
Library public and/or private
calculators

Acknowledgements:


Additional Resources

Main URL:

Related Lessons

Related Resources




Copyright © 1997-2003
Career Connection to Teaching with Technology
USDOE Technology Innovation Challenge Grant
Marshall Ransom, Project Manager
All rights reserved.

Return to STEM Sites